Saw XI’ Announced for September 2024 Release DateBy J.

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Lionsgate needs to play another game. The studio made an unexpected declaration of "Saw XI" on Monday evening, alongside plans for the eleventh passage in the long-running loathsomeness establishment to hit venues only nine months from now.

The venture was affirmed through an Instagram post, which highlight Roman numerals against a creepy "Saw" background illuminating a Sept. 27, 2024 delivery date. It was shared with the straightforward caption, " The game proceeds."

Marking the calendar for the following fall is a really surprising accomplishment, as the last establishment passage, "Saw X," hit venues a little more than two months prior on Sept. 29. That indicates a quick turnaround for the franchise—less than a year. However, it's anything but an accomplishment that the series hasn't scored previously. After the first "Saw" took off, "Saw II" was rapidly greenlit and stirred things up around town, hitting theaters 364 days after the first, though only by a very narrow margin. As a matter of fact, each following "Saw" passage came to deliver under a year after its separate ancestor up to the seventh portion, "Saw 3D," which needed to make due with coming 371 days later "Saw VI." From that point onward, the establishment required a seven-year break before the 2017 recovery "Jigsaw."

With a $13 million budget for production, "Saw X" performed well at the box office, earning $53 million in North America and $107 million worldwide.

Lionsgate reported no insights about who is associated with "Saw XI." A delegate for the studio was not quickly accessible for input.

The 10th "Saw" highlighted establishment star Tobin Ringer getting back to the job of John Kramer, the sequential torment contraption crafter and questionable personal development master Jigsaw. The 81-year-old entertainer, who previously showed up in the first "Saw" in 2004, took on a lead job for the most recent section, which occurred between the first and second portions of the series and investigated Kramer's experiences beneath the boundary looking for therapy for a cerebrum growth — and striking back against a gathering of clinical scalawags. Shawnee Smith likewise returned as Jigsaw's student Amanda Youthful. Kevin Greutert, who started with "Saw" as a supervisor prior to helming the 6th and seventh sections, coordinated the element.

"There's a form that gets quickly where this one leaves off, yet it's too soon to tell," Greutert said, examining potential continuation anticipates The Chief's Cut - A DGA Webcast only three weeks prior. With plans to hit auditoriums nine months from now, it's presumably not so early any longer.