Film · 2015

The Unspoken

Name: The Unspoken
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Released: 2016-09-05
Duration: 91 min
Cast: Jonathan Whitesell, Rukiya Bernard, Jodelle Ferland, Sunny Suljic, Pascale Hutton

Directed by Sheldon Wilson · starring Jonathan Whitesell, Rukiya Bernard and Jodelle Ferland

1 h 31 min
15
Horror · Thriller
Canada
Released in the UK 4 September 2016

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Synopsis

In 1997, the Anderson family fades without a trace. For seventeen years, the house has been locked until Jeanie (Pascale Hutton) and his son Adrian (Sunny Suljic), who has not pronounced a word since his father passed away, move there. Soon, Jeanie hires Angela (Jodelle Ferland) to babysit Adrian in her absence. Everything seems to be alright until a series of unfortunate events, starred by a group of death bodies, happens within the house leaving victims as the occur.

Directed by Sheldon Wilson, this horror movie is starred by Canadian actress Pascale Hutton, Sunny Suljic, and Jodelle Ferland. It also features the participation of Neal McDonough as Officer Bower and Anthony Konechny as Luther.

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The essentials

Runtime: 91 min1 hour and 31 minutes
Rating: 15Suitable only for 15 years and over

How long is The Unspoken?: 1 hour and 31 minutes (91 minutes).
When was The Unspoken released in the UK?: It was released in the UK on 4 September 2016.
Who directed The Unspoken?: Sheldon Wilson.
Who is in The Unspoken?: It stars Jonathan Whitesell, Rukiya Bernard, Jodelle Ferland and Sunny Suljic.
Where can I watch The Unspoken?: In the UK it is available free on Prime Video and to rent on Apple TV.

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Cast

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Director: Sheldon Wilson
Writers: Sheldon Wilson

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'The Unspoken' official trailer 1:5219 January 2017

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What the critics say

The Hollywood ReporterJustin Lowe "A horror film that relies on a silent child to adequately convey terror is starting off with a significant handicap, one that 'The Unspoken' never manages to overcome." Read
New York TimesNeil Genzlinger "There aren?t enough surprises or innovations to make this one stand out in the sea of horror fare that comes along this time of year." Read
VarietyOwen Gleiberman "What do you get when you mash up the haunted-house and demonic-possession genres? A movie that's twice as unscary." Read