Synopsis
This house looked like an easy target, until they found out what was inside.
A group of teens break into a blind man's home thinking they'll get away with the perfect crime. They're wrong.
2016 Directed by Fede Álvarez
A group of teens break into a blind man's home thinking they'll get away with the perfect crime. They're wrong.
David Minkowski Sam Raimi Robert Tapert Kelli Konop Ildikó Kemény Mark Roper Fede Álvarez Rodo Sayagues Darrin Brown
Trevor Gates Jason Gaya Jonathan Miller Jonathan Wales Joshua Adeniji Oleg Kulchytskyi Christopher Bonis Bryan Parker Csaba Major
A Man in the Dark, In the dark, Не дыши, Smrt v temi, Ne diši, No respires, Don’t Breathe : La Maison des ténèbres, Ne respire pas, Don't Breathe : La Maison des ténèbres, Vaksötét, Μην Ανασαίνεις, לא לנשום, O Homem nas Trevas, Man in the Dark, Nefesini Tut, Omul din întuneric, Smrt ve tmě, Muž v temnote, Nie Oddychaj, 맨 인 더 다크, Не дихай, ลมหายใจสั่งตาย, არ ისუნთქო, Не диши, Nem Respires, Не дишай, 屏住呼吸, 暫時停止呼吸, ドント・ブリーズ, Sát Nhân Trong Bóng Tối, Cilvēks tumsā, 禁室殺戮, نفس نکش, Ne dihaj!, لا تتنفس, Mirties namai, No respiris, डोंट ब्रीद
For me, sound is a vital reason why I enjoy horror movies. From John Carpenter's Halloween to present day movies such as It Follows and The Guest, sound can make or break a movie. Don't Breathe has a nice sound, but it's the lack of sound at times, that brings the house down.
Kids, don't break into houses. Nothing ever good comes from it. I thought the trailer gave too much of the plot away. I was dead wrong. It would be criminal for me to discuss more of the plot. All I'll say is there's a scene as memorable as American History X's curb stomp.
If you've seen The Hard Way, you know Stephen Lang is one of the…
Someone please hold me
Don't Breathe does exactly what it sets out to do and that's to fucking terrify the audience, make you shit your pants, make you cry, and or make you crawl up into the fetal position. Chances are very high that you will experience at least one of those things if not more.
I cannot put into words how intense and brutal this movie is. The camerawork is brilliant. The way the this movie is filmed adds so much to the movie. It's so seamless, but so effective. The use of sound and silence is perfect. The score itself is great. The performances are all really great, especially Stephen Lang. I'm blown away. I really can't fault…
“i know what’s in there, and i ain’t leaving without it”
impeccably made. there are at least a dozen sequences in this that are worth more than most of the horror movies i’ve ever seen. a creaky floorboard caused my heart to skip a beat, and then i was genuinely locked in a state of terror until the credits rolled. and this happens every time i watch it. unreal
a character in this gets shot so many times and is still alive and he’s not even michael myers