In a rainy afternoon, the young couple Lisa and Jamie Ashen anonymously receive a mysterious package with a weird dummy inside. Jamie leaves the apartment to buy Chinese food, and when he returns, he finds Lisa dead, totally disfigured and without her tongue. The snoopy detective Jim Lipton blames Jamie as prime suspect. Jamie finds in the box a reference to their hometown and he drives to the decadent Ravens Fair for the funeral services of Lisa and to investigate the legend of the ventriloquist Mary Shaw. His father Edward Ashen and his young wife Ella disclose that the woman was accused in... the glorious days of Ravens Fair in the 40's of abducting and killing a boy that yelled with her on the stage. The locals, including his father, chased her, cut out her tongue and killed her. On the next years, the cursed families and descendent of the killers has had mysterious and creepy deaths, with the tongues removed and faces disfigured. Jamie goes to the old theater in Lost Lake trying to find evidences of his innocence and discovers that Mary Shaw was constructing the perfect doll, and that the spirits have long memories.
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Best twist since saw
This movie is made by the same folk who brought us the saw series. If you're a fan of the saw films i highly recommend this, even if you are just a fan of the horror genre this is a must see movie.
This is original & fresh. By the time you get to the end you think you've worked out what's happening...... The twist will leave you jaw dropped for days, after leaving the cinema i couldn't stop thinking that was the best movie twist i've seen since saw. A good bumpy spooky ride.
DON'T SCREAM......
Not totally dead silence, just about a murmour !
Theres something sinister about ventriloquist dolls isn't there... its the eyes I think, there have been doll horrors before, and there will be more in the future, but these wooden weirdo's are particularly disturbing. Its not the best or most threatening horror there has ever been but the end is worth the wait, and as ventriloquist based horror goes, it is just about passable. Anyway I'm off for a drink and a practice... 'gottle of geer' (anyone see my lips move ?).
"You are forcing me to use the word 'perplexed,' " remarks Donnie Wahlberg's investigator in James Wan's Dead Silence, reacting to a preposterous excuse Jamie Ashen (Ryan Kwanten) gives him for why he didn't kill his wife. But "inexplicable" is more like it. Beginning with Wan's appropriation of the 1930s Universal Pictures logo and an introductory lesson in Latin derivation (venter = belly, hence ventriloquist, the subject of the movie), Dead Silence piles on its befuddlements. The movies have always asked us to suspend our disbelief, but Dead Silence demands our ignorance of its own derivations. A conflation of the horror genre's laziest tropes, plot angles and short...
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I liked this film was scary at bits and really creepy had me glued until the end and the ending was really good was not expecting that. id give it 8/10
It didn't shock me to much but still was a surprise.
Everyone watch for themselves!
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I did kind of guess from the beginning that Jamie's stepmom had something to do with what was going on but I didn't know what exactly. The most shocking part to me was that his dad was a doll all along. I don't like that Jamie died at the end.
