Speak No Evil (2024) is an American psychological thriller directed by James Watkins and is a remake of the 2022 Danish film of the same name. The movie is set for release on September 13, 2024. Here’s a breakdown of what parents should know before deciding if this film is appropriate for their teens.
Speak No Evil Age Rating
Speak No Evil is rated R because the film features intense violence, language, some sexual content, and brief drug use. That said, it is best suited for mature audiences.
Speak No Evil Parents Guide
Strong Violence: The film includes intense and graphic scenes that might be unsettling. This can range from physical confrontations to more disturbing, graphic moments. Parents should be aware that the portrayal of violence is likely to be intense and realistic.
Language: Expect intense and possibly frequent language throughout the film. This includes profanities and harsh language that could be inappropriate for younger viewers.
Sexual Content: There are scenes with sexual content, though the specifics of these scenes may vary. The content will likely be suggestive or explicit, making it unsuitable for younger audiences.
Drug Use: Brief instances of drug use are depicted. While not a central theme, these moments are present and could be concerning for parents mindful of drug-related content in films.
Cast
- James McAvoy as Paddy
- Mackenzie Davis as Louise Dalton
- Aisling Franciosi as Ciara
- Alix West Lefler as Agnes Dalton
- Dan Hough as Ant
- Scoot McNairy as Ben Dalton
Plot Overview
In Speak No Evil, a seemingly perfect vacation quickly turns into a psychological nightmare. The story revolves around a family who, after enjoying what they think is a dream holiday in a beautiful country house, faces unsettling and increasingly disturbing experiences.