I was dubious about a Speak No Evil remake but having seen it, I now want a whole bunch more
James Watkins's fresh take on Christian Tafdrup's Danish chiller is an entirely different beast to its predecessor, and I'm keen to see where else the premise can stretch
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As a big fan of Christian Tafdrup’s jaw-dropping horror Speak No Evil, I’ll admit to being a little skeptical when it was first announced that Blumhouse and Universal were teaming up for a English-language remake. For starters, the original is largely in English anyway, thanks to the central two couples being Danish and Dutch, and secondly, it’s not like they were …
