Though it may be one of the more subdued successes of the 2024 movie schedule , Universal and Blumhouse’s Speak No Evil has started to make a name for itself with horror fans. T

Hollywood is no stranger to remakes, and the James McAvoy-led Speak No Evil is a worthy adaptation of the shocking Danish horror hit.

The Danish film, which stars Morten Burian, Sidsel Siem Koch, Fedja van Huêt and Karina Smulders, ends with family Bjørn, Louise and Agnes escaping after Bjørn finds the body of Patrick and Karin's (adapted in 2024 to Paddy and Kira) "son," Abel.

Despite the muscled madness from the Scottish heartthrob, there's still a lot of problems with Universal Pictures' newest horror thriller Speak No Evil.

James McAvoy has built a strong reputation for tackling challenging and intense roles, consistently choosing projects that push boundaries. Now, based on the intense trailer for Speak No Evil, it looks like McAvoy is ready to push the envelope again in his upcoming horror movie.

James Watkins Written By: Christian Tafdrup, Mads Tafdrup, James Watkins Starring: James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis, Scoot McNairy, Aisling Franciosi Genre: Horror, Suspense Rated R All media courtesy of Universal Pictures ‘Speak No Evil’ is the new American version of the Dutch film titled the same.

Film critic Peter Travers reviews "Speak No Evil" by James Watkins, starring James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis and Scoot McNairy.

James McAvoy delivers a gripping performance in Speak No Evil, a critically acclaimed psychological thriller that pushes the boundaries.

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.