Finally... a really suspenseful horror film!
“Don’t Breathe” takes place in Detroit, a city plagued by urban blight. On one street, most of the homes have long been abandoned, but one, with the American flag proudly displayed, is home to a blind Iraq War veteran (Stephen Lang).<br /><br />Three young thieves — Rocky (Jane Levy), Alex (Dylan Minnette), and Money (Daniel Lovato) — target homes of the wealthy. Alex’s father’s job with a home-security company helps open many a door. They don’t steal cash, they don’t use guns, and they keep the looting under $10,000 to avoid felony-level sentencing if they were to be caught. They break their own rules, however, when they get wind of the fact that the blind man is sitting on $300,000 in cash, a settlement collected after his daughter was killed by a motorist.<br /><br />The robbery looks like a piece of cake, but the trio get more than they bargained for when the blind man uses his keen remaining senses to turn the tables on the thieves. Director Fede Alvarez creates enormous suspense in a claustrophobic setting where the horrors emerge naturally from the action, one building on the next. Unlike many scare films, “Don’t Breathe” avoids cheap shocks — a loud cat’s meow, a slamming door, an unexpected noise. Deriving its scares from a horror staple — the haunted house tale — the film offers a novel slant and is incredibly effective in ratcheting up the terror. With elements of Poe’s “The Tell Tale Heart,” “Don’t Breathe” transforms from a story of home invasion to a revenge thriller.<br /><br />At a taut 88 minutes, the film doesn’t waste a frame, moving along at a brisk pace and escalating the terror every step of the way. There are a few negatives. Alex seems a bit too wholesome and innocent to be hanging out with Rocky and Money, yet he’s the one who provides the means to break in. And the movie has no good guys in the traditional sense. Every character has a dark side, so we don’t have a single person to root for. Still, the movie achieves its goal of scaring the viewer. This is horror based on the possible — no supernatural entities, no zombies, no monsters, no alien invaders. It serves as a textbook example of how to structure a horror film. The R rating permits it to be far more intense than the horror films watered for a PG-13 rating to allow in younger viewers. This film is meant for those who like horror in serious doses.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray release include 8 deleted scenes with director’s commentary; 5 behind-the-scenes featurettes; and commentary with director Fede Alvarez, co-writer Rodo Sayagues and actor Stephen Lang. A digital copy is enclosed.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : From the twisted minds behind EVIL DEAD comes a new terrifying experience. Three young thieves (Jane Levy, Dylan Minnette, Daniel Zovatto) fight for their lives after breaking into the home of a blind man (Stephen Lang) who has a dark side..