Daniel and Sara have a 9-year-old son, Eric, and they've just moved to a new home not knowing the neighbours call it "the house of the voices". Eric is the first one to notice the odd noises... Read allDaniel and Sara have a 9-year-old son, Eric, and they've just moved to a new home not knowing the neighbours call it "the house of the voices". Eric is the first one to notice the odd noises behind each door.Daniel and Sara have a 9-year-old son, Eric, and they've just moved to a new home not knowing the neighbours call it "the house of the voices". Eric is the first one to notice the odd noises behind each door.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations total
José Luis Lozano
- Guardia Civil 1
- (as José Luís Lozano)
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This was disappointing. I was expecting a lot more from the Spanish. They usually make very good films especially horrors. This was mediocre at best. Standard Hollywood horror. Yes the ending is decent but it doesnt take away the fact that there was a missed opportunity here. From what started out as a promising horror with a good storyline just fell a bit flat in parts. The jump scares were predictable, the tension was good and could have been so much better if they focused a bit more on the payoff of built up suspension into a jump scare but it just didnt do it for me. I dont get the 10/10 reviews for this. The acting was good but i wasnt drawn into the characters as much as i wanted to be. Still worth a watch but dont go in expecting a horror classic that stands the test of time.
Well... If your child is hearing voices there are three probable reasons for this:
1) He has a very strong imagination. 2) A traumatic life experience or mental health problems such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. 3) The house you are in is haunted.
As Don't Listen is a horror movie the third option is clearly the obvious one. This is a fine Spanish horror flick that is full of creepy moments - we get many of those wonderful shots of shadowy figures in the background - and the atmosphere of dread and horror as the malevolent spirit preys on the residents with a series of brutal mind games is great, that all said, it's unfortunate that the last act relied heavily on our cast of characters acting like complete idiots, which to be is fair standard horror stuff. This movie also answers the question, "What is worse than building your house on an ancient burial ground?"
Note: If flies are swarming around a crack in the wall it might be a good idea to find out what's inside that particular wall..
1) He has a very strong imagination. 2) A traumatic life experience or mental health problems such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. 3) The house you are in is haunted.
As Don't Listen is a horror movie the third option is clearly the obvious one. This is a fine Spanish horror flick that is full of creepy moments - we get many of those wonderful shots of shadowy figures in the background - and the atmosphere of dread and horror as the malevolent spirit preys on the residents with a series of brutal mind games is great, that all said, it's unfortunate that the last act relied heavily on our cast of characters acting like complete idiots, which to be is fair standard horror stuff. This movie also answers the question, "What is worse than building your house on an ancient burial ground?"
Note: If flies are swarming around a crack in the wall it might be a good idea to find out what's inside that particular wall..
Pretty basic loud horror but done right. No overly obnoxious jumpscare, some smart atmospheric spoopyness, and a decent interesting story.
Spanish horror doesn't really do the slow build up thing does it. From the very beginning this film kicks off with the creep and tragedy and just keeps going.
There's are lots of elements to the tale that include witchcraft, possession and folklore woven around a dark story and a sense of foreboding.
If there are lessons to be learned from this film its to make sure you always empty the pool and look at your children's drawings very carefully.
There's are lots of elements to the tale that include witchcraft, possession and folklore woven around a dark story and a sense of foreboding.
If there are lessons to be learned from this film its to make sure you always empty the pool and look at your children's drawings very carefully.
Pros:
The story and the screenplay was good, never let me skip any scene.
Jump scares are decent and were plotted where its needed.
Unpredictable climax and the twist.
Cast performances were good.
Sound and cinematography was good, enjoyable with home theatre.
Cons: Not much but I felt some slowness in-between the movie.
Cons: Not much but I felt some slowness in-between the movie.
Did you know
- TriviaAt one point, the father introduces himself as Daniel Belasco. Daniel Balasco is also the name of the owner of the infamous Belasco house in the movie The Legend of Hell House (1973).
- GoofsAt 16.43 the mother tells the father that Eric has been expelled from school, after some explanations the father tells him to go and do some homework, he shouldn't have any if he's been expelled.
- Crazy creditsThere is a post credit scene showing German and Ruth looking at footage of an exorcism.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Rite of Spring (2022)
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- Also known as
- Voces
- Filming locations
- La Berzosa, Madrid, Spain(Finca LA NAVATA, La Berzosa, Madrid, Spain)
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $443,458
- Runtime
- 1h 37m(97 min)
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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