The first Saw film is released, marking the beginning of the Saw horror franchise directed by James Wan and written by Leigh Whannell.
The sequel to the original Saw film is released, continuing the story and solidifying the franchise's popularity.
The third installment in the Saw film franchise is released, further expanding the storyline and character arcs.
The fourth film in the Saw series debuts, adding more complexity to the overarching narrative.
The fifth Saw movie is released, continuing the horror and psychological thriller themes of the franchise.
The sixth film of the Saw franchise premieres, maintaining the series' success in box office and fan base.
The seventh installment is released and promoted as the final chapter in the Saw film series at the time.
After a hiatus, the Saw franchise returns with 'Jigsaw', the eighth film in the series continuing the legacy of the original films.
A spin-off and ninth installment in the Saw franchise, starring Chris Rock, is released bringing a new direction to the series.
John Kramer, also known as Jigsaw, conducts his first known test to teach a victim the value of life.
Adam and Dr. Lawrence Gordon wake up chained in a dilapidated bathroom as part of Jigsaw's first recorded trap in the franchise's main storyline.
Detectives David Tapp and Steven Sing investigate the string of murders tied to Jigsaw's games.
John Kramer is captured by police but succumbs to an illness, officially presumed dead.
Amanda Young, a survivor of a Jigsaw trap, reveals she has become Jigsaw's apprentice and begins creating traps herself.
Detectives Eric Matthews and Daniel Rigg become victims in Jigsaw's games designed to force them to confront personal failings.
Jill Tuck, John Kramer's wife, is revealed and her backstory with John is explored.
After John's death, new apprentices take up his mantle and continue the Jigsaw games.
