Terrifying horror movie that 'should never have been made' cracks Netflix top 10
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Ever walked into a friend’s place and felt an instant urge to leave? Netflix’s new horror hit *Speak No Evil* leans hard into that unease. An English remake of a Danish-Dutch film, it’s #3 on the platform’s top 10 with an 83% Rotten Tomatoes score.
A couple and their daughter meet another family (led by James McCavoy’s “host from hell”) on an Italian holiday, then accept their home invite—spoiler-free, that’s a terrible call. Some argue it never should’ve been made, not for being bad, but for tapping into the primal fear of being trapped with unsettling people.
Have you watched it? Or do you avoid horror that plays with real-life anxiety? Let me know!
A couple and their daughter meet another family (led by James McCavoy’s “host from hell”) on an Italian holiday, then accept their home invite—spoiler-free, that’s a terrible call. Some argue it never should’ve been made, not for being bad, but for tapping into the primal fear of being trapped with unsettling people.
Have you watched it? Or do you avoid horror that plays with real-life anxiety? Let me know!
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