Butchers Book Three: Bonesaw

2024

Horror

4
IMDb Rating 4.7/10 10 188 188

slasher series of murders cannibal

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Plot summary

In this third installment of the Butchers series, three women find themselves being hunted by a vicious killer who slaughters people and hacks them up in his abattoir van, while a clever sheriff pieces together the clues he's leaving behind. Limbs will be severed and heads will roll as anyone in his path, innocent or guilty, will find themselves on the jagged edge of his bonesaw.

Director

Adrian Langley Photo
Adrian Langley

Top cast

Shannon Dalonzo Photo
Shannon Dalonzo as Nina
Eze Leno Photo
Eze Leno as Steve
Nahomie Masengo Malemba Photo
Nahomie Masengo Malemba as Cody
Hannah McGurn Photo
Hannah McGurn as Girl camper
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976.29 MB
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English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
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1.77 GB
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English 2.0
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Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by paul_m_haakonsen 5 / 10

Nice, but slow paced...

While I was not overly impressed with the 2020 "Butchers" movie, I will say that the 2024 "Butchers Book Two: Raghorn" was quite good. And since I had the opportunity to sit down and watch the 2024 "Butchers Book Three: Bonesaw" movie here in 2025, of course I did so. Sure, I needed no persuasion to watch it, given my love of all things horror.Writers Adrian Langley and Daniel Weissenberger put together a fair script, though the narrative was a bit slow paced. The storyline was fair, no doubt about that, but the pacing of the movie was just sluggish.I was not familiar with the cast ensemble in the movie, which was actually something that spoke in favor of the movie. I do enjoy watching new and unfamiliar faces on the screen whenever I watch a movie. The acting performances in the movie were fair.The effects in the movie are good. Be prepared for a fair amount of visceral mayhem, with a lot of focus on decapitations. The gore effects in the movie were nicely made and helped make it bearable to sit through the slow paced narrative.My rating of director Adrian Langley's 2024 movie "Butchers Book Three: Bonesaw" lands on a five out of ten stars.
Reviewed by kannibalcorpsegrinder 8 / 10

A solid and likable sequel even with some big drawbacks

Following a string of strange disappearances, a detective begins looking into a series of claims that revolve around a specific van following each of the victims prior to their going missing, and realizing that it's a prolific serial killer targeting a former stripper sets out to stop the rampage.This was a decently enjoyable if somewhat problematic entry in the series. Pretty much the main factor to this one is really the series of impressive stalking and kill scenes where everything that happens here involving the killer striking comes off effectively. Effectively portraying a ruthless, opportunistic psychopath who takes chances attacking in open spaces rather than taking them out in more secluded areas, this has some wholly impressive scenes where the ruthless energy brings about rapid-fire kill scenes with plenty of brutality and graphic gore to top it off. With impressive scenes involving him stalking victims in the stripclub, ambushing victims along the side of the road in their car, stalking an escaped victim through his factory hideout, or even featuring a fun car chase along the way, this has some fun moments throughout here which keeps the film moving along nicely with some generally fun moments with the killer. As well as a fun investigation angle looking into what's going on, these all manage to have a lot to like at points. There are some problems with the film that bring this one down. One of the biggest issues here is that the main killer in this one acts so over-the-top and outrageous that it's nearly impossible to believe the authorities haven't caught him yet. The sheer reckless nature of his antics repeating targets, staying in one location for his crimes, and picking the same pattern for his victims should all be such easy clues to spot the repeating pattern of what's he's doing yet it's so odd that everything takes a complete coincidence to figure out that it really feels quite hard to rationalize the detective taking as long as she does to figure out. Even though there's an attempt at throwing them off the trail with the staged discovery scene they find, the fact that so much of the film consists of his outwardly brutal and straightforward action with victims makes for an immensely sloppy killer even on top of the other small factors present including the guy driving around with bodies bleeding through it in plain daylight of others. It's somewhat distressing to see as it should be quite obvious what's going on but the way it works out is somewhat hard to figure out. The other issue with this one is the scattershot storyline that goes all over the place with plenty of useless tangents sticking out for no reason other than to beef up the running time.for no real reason. Having a lot of characters in the beginning makes for a tough time trying to figure out who we're supposed to be following as there's numerous stories going along at the stripclub with the various performers getting plenty of time that isn't necessary,especially with the dancer who gets fired for her attitude which just goes on way too long than it should and a secondary feature involving one of the workers having an under-the-radar drug business that has no purpose for existing other than adding bodies to the mix or making the owner an even more unlikable figure. These all manage to make a film that's far longer than it really should be with this going over an hour and forty minutes because it has so many excess storylines involved here that don't need it, which manage to be the big factors holding it down.Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language, Nudity, and sex scenes.
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