Jigsaw

Year: 1949

Runtime: 70 mins

Language: English

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New York Assistant District Attorney Howard Malloy dives into a frantic investigation of a string of killings linked to an extremist organization. As he closes in, he discovers the victims are lured into a twisted, deadly maze devised by the Jigsaw killer, forcing Malloy to confront ruthless traps and impossible choices while racing to stop the murderous racket.

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