Oh No! Gave Me A Headache by Installredge This movie gave me a headache. There was so much blurred vision shaky camera filming it was actually annoying. Movie got so slow people started talking loudly in the theatre. Don't waste your money....
Go 1970s horror revised by Hoffmaier Silent House reminded me of a 1970s horror movie, which is the highest praise that I can give to a horror movie. Although the ending was pure DePalma, the first two thirds was early Wes Craven....
No Not every story needs a twist by plain_jane_rotten The concept of a single take, without the camera breaking away even once is a great idea. For the first half of the movie I was /really/ into it. It was intense, it was terrifying, it was...
83 Entertainment Weekly | Lisa Schwarzbaum A denouement more textbook than thrilling stalls some of the movie's power. But the early chills are potent, intense. Read full review
75 San Francisco Chronicle | Mick LaSalle Silent House feels relentless, suffocatingly tense and almost unbearable. And that's a very good thing. Read full review
63 Washington Post | Michael O'Sullivan It will make you jump, to be sure, and your heart to beat a little bit faster. But what's truly scariest about it takes place not in the body, but in the mind. Read full review