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

James Watkins adapts the Danish horror Speak No Evil, but snuffs the original’s sharp social commentary in the process.

James McAvoy goes all out crazy in "Speak No Evil," director James Watkins' remake of a 2022 Danish film. Scoot McNairy and Mackenzie Davis also star.

Enjoyment, so to speak, of Christian Tafdrup’s bleak 2022 Danish horror movie Speak No Evil, a slow simmering cautionary tale of extreme passivity and poli...

James McAvoy gobbles the screen as an Englishman acting strangely toward his new American friends.

James McAvoy hosts Scoot McNairy's family for a deeply uncomfortable getaway in James Watkins' horror remake. Read the Empire review.

Our verdict is in!

This is a psychological thriller that lies in wait for its audience, slowly building the skin-prickling sense that something is terribly amiss

An unforgettably bleak Danish horror film from 2022 has gotten an inevitable Hollywood remake, one with a game cast but far less courage in the final stretch.

James McAvoy menaces in Blumhouse's bizarre remake.

Not since 2016's 'Split' has he been so convincingly terrifying

‘An assault on the senses.’

There are a lot of teachable moments here, some of them involving homemade weapons.

The American remake of the shocking horror movie Speak No Evil ends up holding its own, finding new ways to engage with familiar material. Here's our review.

Horror remake Speak No Evil is a clever but nauseating frightener about the consequences of remaining silent in the face of rampant domestic abuse.

This is cleaner and less daring than the Danish original, but remains an incredibly disturbing treat all the same

Director James Watkins’s adaptation of a 2022 Danish film takes a more conventional approach to producing a deep-seated sense of unease for audiences

Mackenzie Davis, Scoot McNairy and Aisling Franciosi co-star in an intelligent and terrifying horror thriller

The American remake loses something in ditching the unrelenting darkness, but it also avoids the original’s borderline reactionary message.