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Remember that titles come and go from different regions all the time on Netflix.

Saw: The Final Chapter (2010) is available in Japan and some Nordic counties.

Saw VI (2009) is available in New Zealand, Nordic countries and Japan.

Saw V (2008) is available in some Nordic regions along with Japan.

Saw IV (2007) is available on Nordic Netflix regions plus Japan.

Saw III (2006) is available in Japan and some Nordic regions.

Saw II (2005) is available in some Nordic regions and Japan.

SAW (2004) is only available on Netflix US and Nordic regions.

On October 12th, however, all seven movies were made available in North America, we are going to look through each movie individually to see what other regions host the horror series. 6/10 - Entertaining, hardcore "Saw" fans should be pleased.This time last year, none of the SAW movies were streaming in the US. However, I thought that it did lack in suspense towards the very end and was a little too far-fetched in some scenes. Overall I thought Saw IV was a decent film, it was entertaining and had a pretty solid script which keeps the audience interested, and the usual bloody "Saw" special effects.

Much like the first "Saw" film, you will be pondering over the final twist for hours. If you go to watch Saw IV expecting an average, overly violent, torture porn horror film, I guarantee you will hate this movie. It doesn't have a lot of random and somewhat pointless violence like Saw III, it makes you think and had a good twist which Saw III also lacked. Saw IV is nothing like it's prequel, Saw III. Of course Saw IV also includes some creative, painful and very gory traps which lead to a few slow and painful deaths, which will make even the strongest moviegoers cringe. Throughout the film we learn a little more about Jigsaw's history, and why he did what he did. The film opens up with an autopsy of Jigsaw/John, where an audio cassette is discovered in his stomach, and that sets out the whole plot for the movie.

I am not a huge fan of the "Saw" movies, but I was very impressed with Saw IV considering it lacked the presence of Jigsaw. When I first sat down to watch "Saw IV", I was not expecting much as it seemed it would be very difficult to make a good sequel with Jigsaw dead.