Hush! The wait is over. Get ready to explore the silence and creepiness of this psychological thriller, which stars James McAvoy and has a stellar cast and team. With a ton of horror cred, the movie promises to bring everything from fantastic genre performances to twisted horrors.
The blood-curdling movie, “Speak No Evil,” is the remake of the original Danish movie in the States, courtesy of Blumhouse and Universal, exclusive in theaters from September 13.
This Danish horror film, directed by Christian Tafdrup, delves deep into the complexities of social norms, morality, and the dark side of human interactions. The story follows a Danish family who, while on holiday in Italy, befriends a peculiar Dutch family. Initially charming, this connection quickly spirals into a psychological terror, raising the unsettling question: how far would you go to maintain politeness in the face of discomfort?
The cinematography complements the eerie narrative, with sweeping landscapes contrasting against the claustrophobia of the family’s growing predicament.
What makes “Speak No Evil” stand out in the horror genre is its focus on psychological horror rather than jump scares. It asks us to confront the uncomfortable truths of our behavior and the consequences of our silence.
If you’re looking for a film that lingers long after the credits roll, “Speak No Evil” invites you to examine not just the horror on screen but the unsettling reflections of our lives. Get ready for a ride that will leave you questioning the fine line between courtesy and complicity.