The upcoming release of “Saw X” has fans of the franchise eagerly awaiting its arrival on the big screen. This new installment is set to bridge the narrative gap between the original “Saw” film and its first sequel, promising to deliver another dose of the gruesome thrills that fans have come to expect.

Two familiar faces, Tobin Bell and Shawnee Smith, are set to reprise their roles in “Saw X,” which is scheduled to hit theaters on September 29.

The Motion Picture Association (MPA) recently bestowed an “R” rating upon the film, citing reasons such as “sequences of grisly bloody violence and torture, language, and some drug use.” This rating aptly reflects the franchise’s trademark intensity.

Interestingly, the MPA listing for “Saw X” also includes “Jigsaw 2” as an alternate title, which aligns with the movie’s focus on the enigmatic Jigsaw character.

The ensemble cast for “Saw X” features notable talents including Renata Vaca, Paulette Hernandez, Joshua Okamoto, Octavio Hinojosa, Synnøve Macody Lund, Steven Brand, and Michael Beach, promising a diverse and engaging mix of performances.

Lionsgate, the studio behind the film, has teased that this installment will encapsulate everything that fans love about the “Saw” franchise while introducing fresh traps and mysteries to unravel. Tobin Bell’s return as John Kramer signifies the continuation of Jigsaw’s sinister legacy, promising an untold chapter in his twisted games.

The movie’s plot unfolds between the events of “Saw I” and “Saw II.” It follows a desperate John Kramer, seeking a miracle cure for his cancer in Mexico, only to uncover a fraudulent medical operation preying on vulnerable individuals. With a renewed purpose, John resumes his gruesome work, subjecting the con artists to his signature brand of visceral justice through a series of cunning and deranged traps.

The stage is set for “Saw X” to deliver another chilling and suspenseful addition to the iconic horror franchise. Fans can anticipate a relentless rollercoaster of violence, suspense, and psychological torment when it arrives in theaters.