So for those of you who weren’t a part of Speak No Evil’s modestly successful opening, this is the last chance to turn back before I give away the game. Which is a good time for you to either head out to the movies to see Universal/Blumhouse’s revamp, or to see the original through digital rental/Shudder’s streaming library.

Spooky season is right around the corner and "Speak No Evil" seems like a real contender to start things off right. The film stars James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis and Scoot McNairy and is a remake of the acclaimed 2022 Danish film of the same name.

The 2022 original retains its chilling power thanks to a worldview that the new version seems unwilling to embrace.

While Speak No Evil is almost a scene-for-scene remake of the 2022 original Danish horror movie, there is one vast improvement.

The difference between Hollywood and foreign cinema is often as wide as the ocean that isolates America, so it’s always interesting to see how the Hollywood remake of a foreign

Christian Tafdrup, director of the original Speak No Evil, was not impressed by the changes made for the Blumhouse remake

The Speak No Evil reboot has been doing well at the global box office, with earnings of $24.2 million and counting. However, the director of the original Danish film has taken issue with the remake's ending.