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2. Speak No Evil (2024 film) - Wikipedia

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   Speak No Evil is a 2024 American psychological horror thriller film written and directed by James Watkins. A remake of the 2022 Danish-Dutch film of the same name, the film stars James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis, Aisling Franciosi, Alix West Lefler, Dan Hough, and Scoot McNairy. Its plot follows an American family who are invited to stay at a ...

3. Speak No Evil (2022 film) - Wikipedia

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   Speak No Evil (Danish: Gæsterne, lit. 'The Guests') is a 2022 psychological horror thriller film [4] [5] directed by Christian Tafdrup from a screenplay he co-wrote with his brother Mads . It is produced by Jacob Jarek and is distributed by Nordisk Film.

4. Speak No Evil (2013 film) - Wikipedia

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   Speak No Evil is the story of Anna (Gabrielle Stone), a young single mother and her daughter who are trying to survive after the rest of the town's children have been possessed by demons. The movie begins with the disappearance of Joey Girl (Olivia Cavender) from a small desert town. Her mother, Anna, calls the police, but isn't taken seriously ...

5. How new 'Speak No Evil' switches up Danish original's bleak ...

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   The original 2022 Danish horror movie "Speak No Evil" features a super-bleak ending. James McAvoy weighs in on how remake goes a different way.

6. James McAvoy explains his character’s haunting last line in ...

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   How does ‘Speak No Evil’ end? 🚨🚨Warning: Spoilers for the 2022 and 2024 films “Speak No Evil” ahead. In McAvoy's version of "Speak No Evil," the first two-thirds of the film are a ...

7. Speak No Evil review: James McAvoy is beefed up and ... - AOL

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   While this might be a flashy, American production (courtesy of Blumhouse, behind the Insidious movies and Get Out), it’s also the distinctly observational work of a British writer-director.