Un jeune veuf retourne dans sa ville natale pour chercher des réponses au meurtre de sa femme, qui pourrait être lié au fantôme d'une ventriloque décédée.Un jeune veuf retourne dans sa ville natale pour chercher des réponses au meurtre de sa femme, qui pourrait être lié au fantôme d'une ventriloque décédée.Un jeune veuf retourne dans sa ville natale pour chercher des réponses au meurtre de sa femme, qui pourrait être lié au fantôme d'une ventriloque décédée.
Enn Reitel
- Billy
- (voix)
Fred Tatasciore
- Clown
- (voix)
Austin Majors
- Michael Ashen
- (voix)
- (non crédité)
Julian Richings
- Bos
- (non crédité)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- Anecdotes(at around 1h 10 mins) During the climax, in the storage area with all 101 dolls, you can see Jigsaw's doll from the "Saw" films sitting on the floor, and Edgar Bergen's doll Charlie McCarthy on one of the shelves. The doll that Detective Lipton throws over his shoulder in this scene is a replica of ventriloquist Jimmy Nelson's doll, Danny O'Day.
- GaffesJamie states that in his hometown, receiving a ventriloquist dummy out of nowhere is a bad omen. If so then why didn't he get rid of it when it arrived at his doorstep?
- Citations
Children's Rhyme: Beware the stare of Mary Shaw / She had no children only dolls / And if you see her in your dreams / Be sure to never ever scream.
- Crédits fousThe 1930s Universal Pictures logo is used in the opening credits.
- Versions alternativesUnrated DVD contains the following extended shots which were omitted from the "R" rated version.
- Mary Shaw has a creepy, disgusting, long tongue.
- A gorier death for Henry, as Mary Shaw is shown eating Henry's tongue and saying "I now have your voice, Henry."
- The tongue comes out and licks Jamie after the clown admits the "secret" to him about his wife.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Oh, We Review!: Dead Silence (2012)
- Bandes originalesLet It Go
Written by Bob Mair, Dino Soldo
Performed by Bob Mair, Dino Soldo
Courtesy of Black Toast Music
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I thought the age of the horror movie was coming to an end. Occasionally there are a few gems (The Descent was excellent)but for the most part horror has been replaced by torture porn (saw, saw 2, saw 3, The Hills Have Eyes, and especially Hostel). Dead Silence has thankfully come to show us that Hollywood can still make a scary picture.
This movie is a throwback to the golden age of horror films. This is a Williams Castle sort of movie... a Vincent Price sort of movie. The filmmakers realized that all a horror movie actually has to do is be scary... and that is exactly what this movie is.
Atmosphere, jumps, startles, and eerie dolls. This movie is creepy as hell.
A little note though... don't go into this film with the attitude that it will suck... and don't pick it apart bit by bit. Just sit back and enjoy. The movie wants to to take you on a ride. You should just strap in and feel the terror that is Dead Silence.
This movie is a throwback to the golden age of horror films. This is a Williams Castle sort of movie... a Vincent Price sort of movie. The filmmakers realized that all a horror movie actually has to do is be scary... and that is exactly what this movie is.
Atmosphere, jumps, startles, and eerie dolls. This movie is creepy as hell.
A little note though... don't go into this film with the attitude that it will suck... and don't pick it apart bit by bit. Just sit back and enjoy. The movie wants to to take you on a ride. You should just strap in and feel the terror that is Dead Silence.
- nanafanboy
- 21 mars 2007
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 20 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 16 809 076 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 7 842 725 $US
- 18 mars 2007
- Montant brut mondial
- 22 382 047 $US
- Durée1 heure 29 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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