New horror movie remake based on divisive film gets terrifying trailer, and it might feature James McAvoy's most disturbing performance yet
Apr. 11, 2024Speak No Evil follows a holiday from hell
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As can be seen above in the first look at the new horror, it all kicks off when an American family makes friends with a British couple on vacation and are invited to their idyllic country estate. However, when they arrive, it turns out not all is what it seems and something deeply disturbing is going on with this family.
The trailer features some chilling moments, including a terrifying twist on country hit Cotton Eye Joe, as well as a tease that this may feature one of McAvoy’s most chilling performances yet. The film also stars Mackenzie Davis, Scoot McNairy, and Aisling Franciosi, and comes from Blumhouse, who are also producers of iconic horrors like The Black Phone, Get Out, andThe Invisible Man.
It’s based on a Danish thriller, which is pretty divisive among critics and fans. Generally praised in reviews for its sharp satire and tense action, the film’s audience score onRotten Tomatoesis significantly more mixed with some calling out its pacing.
Speak No Evil is released on September 13. For more chills, check out our guide to all thenew horror movieson the way and our selection of thebest horror moviesof all time.
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