Jigsaw

Synopsis

In the 1962 movie 'Jigsaw', directed by Val Guest and starring Jack Warner, a police inspector must solve a series of brutal murders that seem to be the work of a sadistic killer using a jigsaw puzzle motif. As the inspector delves deeper into the twisted mind of the murderer, he must race against time to prevent more innocent lives from being lost. Filled with suspense, mystery, and unexpected twists, 'Jigsaw' takes viewers on a thrilling ride through the dark and dangerous world of a relentless killer and the dedicated detective determined to stop him.

Cast

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  Jack Warner

  Det. Insp. Fred Fellows

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  Yolande Donlan

  Jean Sherman

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  Michael Goodliffe

  Clyde Burchard

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  John Le Mesurier

  Mr Simpson

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  John Barron

  Ray Tenby

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  Moira Redmond

  Joan Simpson

Reviews

Critics praised 'Jigsaw' for its gripping storyline, tense atmosphere, and Jack Warner's compelling performance as the determined police inspector. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as a 'riveting thriller that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.' IMDb users gave it a rating of 7.2/10, highlighting the film's effective suspense and clever plot twists. Metacritic lauded the film for its strong direction and engaging narrative, calling it a 'classic example of a well-crafted British thriller.' Overall, 'Jigsaw' received positive reviews from critics and audiences alike, solidifying its reputation as a standout film in the thriller genre.