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Fans of the Saw franchise are built different. Seriously, while most horror buffs are screaming at haunted houses, Saw fans are sitting back calmly watching needle pits, reverse bear traps, and bone-crunching puzzles like it’s casual viewing. And now, gore-lovers, you’re in for a treat: three brand-new Saw Steelbook releases are dropping Oct. 21, and they’re as haunting to look at as the movies themselves. Each comes in at $34.99, with 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and digital versions. They’re already up for preorder.
First up is Saw II Steelbook, which comes wrapped in some of the most sinister artwork we’ve seen yet. This is the sequel that gave us the infamous needle trap, which is still one of the most stomach-churning moments in horror history. The exterior design captures the puzzle-piece madness of Jigsaw’s twisted mind, while the interior art reminds you exactly why this sequel is considered one of the most shocking in the series.
Next, Saw III Steelbook takes things to another level of disturbing. This is where the franchise leaned full tilt into its reputation for gore-filled horror movies, and the Steelbook packaging reflects that beautifully, or horrifyingly, depending on your tolerance.
Then comes Saw IV Steelbook, with its grim artwork featuring the iconic Billy puppet surrounded by gears and chains, reminding us that Jigsaw’s games were never about mercy. Together, these are easily some of the most disturbing entries in the series, now given the collectible treatment they deserve.
Streaming these movies isn’t always easy, they’re scattered across services or missing entirely. But having them in Blu-ray form means they’re yours forever, to marathon whenever you want (if your stomach can handle it). For real fans of horror movie Steelbooks, these are essentials. Collect all three, display them proudly, and let your friends know you’re hardcore enough to keep Jigsaw on your shelf. Or, if you’re interested in purchasing the first eight movies on Blu-ray or DVD, you can do that on Amazon, too. Eight-movie Blu-ray editions go for $18 and DVD editions for a little over $11.
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