Trailer for Don't Breathe that was released to international markets.
A group of teens break into a blind man’s home thinking they’ll get away with the perfect crime. They’re wrong.
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Trailer for Don't Breathe that was released to international markets.
A group of teens break into a blind man’s home thinking they’ll get away with the perfect crime. They’re wrong.
The film is a bit of a reunion of sorts. Director Fed Alvarez, scribe Rodo Sayagues, producer Sam Raimi, producer Rob Tapert, composer Roque Banos and actress Jane Levy all worked together back in 2013 on the Evil Dead remake. Though she is practically the star, Levy was one of the last to be cast.
If you are a fan of movie trailers, than you know that there is a strong chance that the international version of a trailer is far better than the one released to the United States. The rule holds true for Don't Breathe, which does a better job giving further character development on Rocky (Levy) and the rest of the cast, while also providing an additional dose of R-rated thrills.
Best part is, the second quarter of the video gives additional background on Stephen Lang's blind guy, better explaining on how such a person can be inherently dangerous.
While the film looks to depend entirely on Stephen Lang being a crazy (blind) badass and our band of robbers getting terrified by his badassery, everybody looks to perform. While I don't typically make it a point to catch horror-thrillers, Don't Breathe might be my rare exception.