Speak No Evil
Directed by Christian Tafdrup
One family accepts an invitation to the rural home of another they met on holiday, only to find their lives altered in unexpected, deeply horrifying ways. From director Christian Tafdrup, SPEAK NO EVIL glides from "squirmy to sinister to full-on shocking" (NY Times). A SHUDDER ORIGINAL
One family accepts an invitation to the rural home of another, where their lives are altered in unexpected, deeply horrifying ways.
Cast: Morten Burian, Sidsel Siem Koch, Redja van Huet, Karina Smulders
Member Reviews
!SPOILERS! This was the most pointless movie I've seen in a long time. There's no tension or buildup of anxiety because there's no conflict whatsoever. It's like watching paint dry. I haven't seen the US remake, but I expect that it can't be very long, because all these folks needed to escape their fate was a willingness to walk away from an uncomfortable situation, and we have that in droves here. Hell, I'll do it while waving my gun in the air with one hand and dialing 911 with the other, probably the instant I found a child's murdered corpse. Seriously. I've seen bottle-raised calves led to slaughter with more of a fuss. This was just obnoxious and disappointing.
It’s quite dark. I watched it after watching the American version. This one got me sobbing. I’m still shocked to this day by the ending. Well done, it’s worth giving a chance.
i love it ! It's dark and hard ending
i absolutely loved it. sooo much better than the american remake. it throws out all the meaning with that ending. soo awful in the best way
Fun psychological scares