From Uruguay to the Drive‑In: they talk the foreign film behind Silent House
Kevin Schaefer and Andy Walsh review Silent House, a 2011 psychological horror remake of a Uruguayan film, and dig into its one-shot style and Elizabeth Olsen's tight lead performance. Kevin admits he first watched Silent Hill by accident, which made for a funny start to the chat. They say the movie is a slow burn that builds real tension, but that it might have been stronger as a shorter piece. They give a clear heads-up that the film deals with repressed memories and child sexual abuse, so it is heavy and not for casual chills. They call it well made and worth seeing once for the craft and…
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