This remake was shot entirely on location in Santiago, Chile, following CG inserts of the L.A.
SILENT HILL KNOCKKNOCK UPDATE
If you’ve seen “Hard Candy” with Ellen Page or either version of Michael Haneke’s “Funny Games,” you’ll have a pretty good fix on Roth’s latest, an update of the little-known “Death Game” (1977), which costarred Colleen Camp, who has a walk-on here, and Sandra Locke, now involved as executive producer. Mistake #1 in a weekend strewn with mistakes.Īs the girls slip out of their wet clothes and lounge around in bathrobes, the conversation becomes increasingly sexual in nature, and the red-faced Evan, surrounded by family photos, becomes increasingly uncomfortable, hopping from chair to chair, checking his phone for any sign of the Uber driver.īy the end of Act 1, their hands are on his knees and Bell, snapping and pulling her chewing gum like the nubile Tuesday Weld of “Sex Kittens Go to College,” confesses her attraction for the older man, whom she frequently addresses as Daddy. “Worst case scenario, I know I can take you.” “If you guys want, you can come in and use my phone,” Evan volunteers after sizing them up as harmless damsels in distress. They’re on their way to a party and, gee, they’re lost and soaked to the bone, etc., etc. Working over Father’s Day weekend - with the family away on vacation – Webber makes the mistake of opening the door one dark and stormy night to a couple of young women named Bell and Genesis (Ana de Armas and Lorenza Izzo). And this is where his surprise house guests come in. In short, life’s too cushy for Evan Webber (Reeves) he needs to be taken down a peg or three. architect living la vida loca – pretty, successful artist wife, beautiful children, posh home hidden in that verdant matrix known as the Hollywood Hills. The ever reliable home-invasion thriller comes in for an overdue renovation in horror-meister Eli Roth’s “Knock Knock,” starring Keanu Reeves as an L.A.
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