Little too short

Well done 👌

Hats off to the sales guy sells a puzzle with no pictures? Dam. He could sell ice to an Eskimo

Haven't seen such a good movie in long time simply best short horror movie

well, can't say you haven't been warned!

This is great. There should be a part 2

This is a very nice movie, however, I believe the plot looks very similar to "The Road Virus Heads North" by Stephen King

im loving all the short films, and this one is no exception. love it

Wicked-Fun!*****

Wait. Why is the puzzle seller immune to the curse? Wasn't he tempted to try it himself? I know, I know, I'm ruining the magic 🙄

I really do despise people who hand you an item and then refuse to let go! They usually have the most obnoxious personality! 😆

Life’s been tough for Malone since leaving Major Sharpe

Seriously? Someone would buy a jigsaw without a picture on the front to match it? And he noticed that it showed an image of himself in the room only when he'd finished it? As with most supernatural horror, it makes not the slightest sense when you poke it even a bit.

Encore!!!

Pretty cool 8 min vid. i wonder how these puzzles received the name "jigsaw"? Maybe they were originally made of wood cut into pieces by a jigsaw.

I'm no longer into horror movies, but what a joy to watch. Congrats!

I have watched many of these "short horror stories" and have not been impressed with ANY of them except THIS ONE.

Brilliant acting

Back in the late 90's, there was a show on the Scifi channel at the time called Exposure. It was a show of short films. One episode featured a guy putting a puzzle together on his couch, and the puzzle was of him putting the puzzle together. There were some great shorts on that show.

Full of suspense! looked good, sounded good. Acting was superior.

That first part would be a great scam to get rid of some old product. I bet he could have even gotten him to raise the price.

Never trust Sergeant Harper to sell you a jigsaw!

Creo haber leido esto antes...hace mucho tiemo alguien sabe si esta basado en un cuento es realmente familiar para mi

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 this was good.

wow that was awesome for a low budget short film, deserves more recognition

Excellent-! Only bad thing is its just so short....

I have never been a fan of jigsaws

We used to tell this story as a campfire tale when I was a kid! It’s so interesting seeing it played out.

I hate these damn short films and I just don't understand the point of them. Then at the same time I watched them only to torture myself with wanting more. Some of the best movie concepts and storylines are in short films. Evidently... I just love torturing myself over and over. Because I go in, knowing exactly how I'm going to feel when it's over and I'm just going to tease myself once again.😂

i like

I remember hearing this story as a child. It never really made an impact and I thought it was a crap campfire story. However seeing it on screen was definitely intense. I was pretty sure going in I knew the story but it still gave me chills and anxiety to see it unfold. Excellent direction and execution.

A bit confused by all the praise here. A very hackneyed idea done in a rather obvious way. Was hoping for a lot more. Why is he so insistent on buying the jigsaw in the first place? There is no premise. No sense of who this man is. And he didn't notice that he was doing a puzzle of himself until it was done? Definitely needed a stronger build there - moments showing how he is starting to discover something strange about the jigsaw. The moment he sees himself is absent, a throwaway moment of him running to throw up. Opportunities missed. The main actor was clearly chosen for his fabulous beard and hair, but has one expression through the whole thing. The shopkeeper is far too hammy. Having said all that the cinematography and editing is decent and it is a fine little film as a graduate project, say, but the way the title hypes it and all those awards (who judges this stuff - what was the competition?) makes it seem like it should be something far more gripping and slick.

HELL YEAH

use to work in group homes for mentally retarded - there was this one guy - would sit him in garage on the weekends and put out a thousand piece puzzle - mix all the pieces up for him and he would put it together in 4 or 5 hours - only thing - that was scary - he would get agitated if you showed him the picture - he wanted it upside down so there was no picture and he would put it together just by looking at the back side of the pieces.

Hmm, I thought the puzzle was going to reveal a picture of his dead wife and btw, how is he supposed to return the puzzle with an axe in his head?

This is a masterpiece

So why does he continue to sell it then? Daft old movie student bollocks.

Great !

xD Not bad, didn't expect that ending.

AHHH THIS ONE IS So0o0o0o GOOOD!!!

The song was very telling. Nothing says goodbye like that song.

Another take on this old story, though not as well done as The Jigsaw, is at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXLKpo1tipZ-oaM

It’s my understanding that cursed “puzzle boxes” are something to avoid

They are scammers I'll, i received a message on WhatsApp who asked me to subscribe their KZbin channel and they will pay us

I liked this one very much. Short horrors are nice :)

SPOILER, SPOILER, SPOILER I figured it showed his death. Didn’t figure it was the shop owner.

Wow. So suspenseful. Thumbs up to the writer.

Very well made! Camera angles and music were excellent timed. Great story. Well done!!!!

I’ve seen this exact concept at least two other times. What’s it based on?

That was legit