There are several reasons why the films are not quite in chronological order. What makes the series interesting is that it continues even after Jigsaw dies, because he has recruited several followers to continue his work however, Jigsaw (and other characters) return in flashback, which makes it difficult to map out the Saw franchise in chronological order. They are usually given 90 minutes to solve their dilemma or else they all die. The people targeted are guilty of being selfish, deceitful, harmful, and disrespectful to others. Jigsaw got his name for carving a puzzle piece from his victims’ flesh, indicating that there is something missing in their lives. In the films, Jigsaw (played by Tobin Bell) aka John Kramer, the serial killer, makes his subjects play deadly games where it is imperative that the rules be followed. However, Saw is much more complicated than being mere 'torture porn.' In each film, there are lessons to be learned, such as about valuing your own life and valuing the lives of others. People give credit to the Saw films and the Hostel films as the start of a new genre of horror, simultaneously as the New French Extremity movement, that features extreme and graphic depictions of torture and murder, with images of people suffering in agony from their tortures. This article contains spoilers for the Saw franchise.
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