Speak No Evil (2013)

When all the children in a small town become possessed, one mother refuses to believe that her daughter is lost to the devil and will do whatever it takes to keep her alive.

Director:

Roze

Writer:

Roze

Stars:

Gabrielle Stone, Olivia Cavender, Carl Jensen IV

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Gabrielle Stone	...	Anna
Olivia Cavender	...	Joey Girl
Carl Jensen IV	...	Creighton
Sean Wesley	...	Adramelech
Cesar Garcia	...	Jake
Rob Hartz	...	Frank
Alexandria Stevens	...	Leandra
Sylvie Cohen	...	Miss Crowley
Machelle Glassburn	...	Mary
Eric Zaklukiewicz	...	David
Greg Bronson	...	Noel
Mario Guzman	...	Dale
Cindy Eileen Johnson	...	Sandra
Jason Mow	...	Officer Mann
Rory Pierce	...	Mr. Perkins

Storyline

When Anna's daughter Joey goes missing, it's assumed to be the result of bad parenting - but dark forces are suspected when every child in town also disappears. The children return but show signs of demonic possession, and proceed to attack the town. Forced to wage a violent campaign against the children, the townspeople go on a bloody rampage, but Anna refuses to believe her daughter is lost to the devil and will do whatever it takes to save her from the demon inside.

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Genres:

Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for disturbing horror violence

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 October 2015 (Brazil)

Also Known As:

Palavras Diabólicas

Filming Locations:

Apache Junction, Arizona, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$150,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Gas Mask Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

74 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Speaks in tongues

This may look like some generic horror, but it's better than that. I just expected a dull para/slasher that I could stick on in the background whilst doing some real-life stuff.

I kind of missed the beginning, this film started to grab me about 20 minutes in, there's some nice touches in the camera work - more than competent, visually this is a cut above the rest, the soundtrack tethers well to the "action" - another thing I liked, there was a much more low-key approach to the meat and gristle of the movie and some very effective costuming.

Would watch again :)