Whispers

2017 • 88 minutes

About this movie

Grieving the death of their young daughter, a young couple move to the countryside in the hopes of forgetting the tragic events that led to her death and for a new start.

Ratings and reviews

This was quite different to many horror films today that gives a satisfying ending to a movie that had a good pace to it and always holds your attention. I liked the location they used and the whole look was superb with a decent cast. The little girl was so cute and did a really good job in the first part of the film the main two actors were quite decent and portrayed to the audience the horror in there situation. At times there were some slower scenes but i thought worked well when you get to the last act in the film. The movie will find a good audience as it has horror, thriller, and drama, but is never boring but more interesting so it will appeal to horror fans and more women in my opinion. A worthy four stars for this indie thriller.

Nope. No. Stop. Spend your £3.99 elsewhere. This is awful. I have sat through some dross in my time, but this takes the biscuit. You will know from the opening 3 minutes that this is: A) Cheaply made. B) Poorly acted. And it's downhill from there. I have no objection to films made on a budget, if it has a single redeeming factor. This film, I swear, has no redeeming factor. I don't know what film the positive reviewers sat and watched but it sure as heck wasn't this one.

I'm really not sure which movie the positive reviewers on here were watching. Basing my comments on the 15 minutes I managed to watch, I'd have to say that this bizarre film contains some of the worst acting I've seen in a long time. Some of this lot would struggle in a primary school Christmas play! It's also very poorly directed. Utterly irredeemable. Avoid!