As a seasoned gamer of both movies and real-life survival horrors, I’ve seen my fair share of blood-curdling, heart-pounding films that leave me questioning my sanity for days to come. The upcoming release from Blumhouse Productions, Speak No Evil, seems poised to join this esteemed club, with its chilling trailers and a cast brimming with talent.
In the pipeline from renowned horror production company Blumhouse Productions comes an upcoming chilling masterpiece, titled “Speak No Evil” under Universal’s banner. This psychological thriller boasts a stellar cast and a team with a rich background in horror, promising an array of spine-tingling frights as well as another unforgettable genre performance by the talented James McAvoy.
You might have already watched the previews for the upcoming movie, and if you did, it’s likely that you’re curious about what this film promises to viewers. Interested in learning more? Continue reading as we provide a concise overview of everything related to the movie “Speak No Evil,” which is set to be released by Universal Pictures in September.
What Is Speak No Evil based on?
The forthcoming movie is essentially a re-telling in English of the original Danish/Dutch film titled “Gæsterne,” known as “Speak No Evil” internationally. This film, helmed by director Christian Tafdrup and co-written with his brother Mads, focuses on a Danish family who befriend a Dutch family during their holiday. As they exchange invitations for a visit, the Danish family agrees to a trip to the secluded Dutch countryside home. However, upon arrival, they discover that a more sinister event than just another vacation is lurking in store.
At the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, I had the chills watching a fresh take on terror that swiftly became the talk of the town among horror enthusiasts. Later in the year when it hit American cinemas, its fanbase grew and so did the praise from critics. In essence, it’s one of the top-notch horror flicks of 2022 that I highly recommend to fellow horror fans!
What is Speak No Evil about?
As a devoted admirer, I can’t help but feel a sense of anticipation when it comes to the American remake of “Speak No Evil.” Given the impressive original, it certainly has some significant footsteps to follow. However, based on the trailers I’ve seen, it seems to be steering in the right direction. This time, the narrative revolves around an American family who encounter a family from the British Isles during their vacation. The Americans are later invited to a serene countryside retreat with the British family, but the warmth and camaraderie may just be a facade hiding sinister secrets.
Which fearsome story is being reimagined by someone now? There are several familiar characters among them that you might recognize.
Who stars in Speak No Evil?
In case you’ve caught the previews, the movie “Speak No Evil” boasts James McAvoy, known for his roles in “Split” and “Glass,” as its lead character, Paddy. This enigmatic patriarch extends an invitation to his new American friends for a weekend at his countryside home, where, as suggested by the trailers, he seems eager to engage in some sinister psychological manipulations with his guests. McAvoy delivers a chilling performance that matches these undertones, and he’s not the only one.
In this haunting journey, McAvoy is accompanied by Irish actress Aisling Franciosi, known for her roles in “The Fall” and “Stopmotion,” who portrays Ciara, Paddy’s wife. Also joining is newcomer Dan Hough as their mysterious, silent son named Ant. On the American side of this mind-bending drama, you’ll find stars Scoot McNairy and Mackenize Davis from “Halt and Catch Fire,” playing Ben and Louise Dalton, a married couple, along with Alix West Lefler as their daughter Agnes.
Who Made Speak No Evil?
Regardless of your preference for horror, superhero flicks, or dramatic tales, you’ll likely recognize some notable cast members in this production, and they’re accompanied by some fascinating creative minds behind the scenes. Joining Blumhouse Productions founder Jason Blum, who served as producer on the film, Speak No Evil is penned and helmed by James Watkins. His past works include horror films such as The Descent Part 2, Eden Lake, and a notable remake, The Woman in Black. This film marks his return to directing after almost a decade, and we can’t wait to see how he brings this story to life.
When does Speak No Evil open and how to watch it?
As a die-hard movie enthusiast with a penchant for horror films, I’m beyond excited about the upcoming release of “Speak No Evil” this Halloween season. Having grown up watching countless horror movies, I can confidently say that this film promises to deliver a chilling and suspenseful experience that will leave me on the edge of my seat. The fact that it arrives in theaters on Friday, Sept. 13, only adds to its eerie allure. And to make things even better, I’ve already secured my tickets through Fandango, ensuring that I won’t miss out on what is sure to be one of the scariest films of the year. Can’t wait!
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2024-08-09 20:31