Silent as the Grave

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Audrey W 07/24/2024 Good looking cast, well shot, another Indie Rights classic. Delivers stronger than most indy's I've seen lately. Intense drama and I particularly liked the graphics they used in titles etc. See more Philip C 06/18/2024 Rotten. This is like watching a college project. The cinematography is good, but the plot is sketchy. The wife is a totally unbelievable character. The henchmen are both laughable and sinister, not a believable combo. The dialogue is woeful. Some of the acting is excruciatingly bad, and I feel sorry for the better actors caught up in this project. No way should anything this bad had a 100% fresh rating! See more Joe C 02/12/2024 I liked watching the unfolding of this captivating story, which had moments of suspense. It's fascinating that it's based on a true story. Besides the detective-like plot, the film also had a heartwarming aspect with good family dynamics. The acting performances were enjoyable, and I particularly liked the actress who played Barb. See more Catherine C 11/08/2023 This was an interesting watch! Loved the modern mystery aspect with a family history spin. Had a lot of suspense, I was pulled in for sure! I particularly liked some of the older actors who really gave this film some flare. See more Mark C 10/20/2023 Enjoyable noirish-tinged feature about an aspiring documentary filmmaker caught up in a murder mystery. See more Rick I 10/11/2023 Fun update of an older genre Imagine a modern noir film set in the suburbs. There's tons of room for play and that is exactly what Silent as the Grave does. When aspiring documentary filmmaker Chris is hired by a femme fatale (his mother) to investigate a cold case involving the murder of his uncle decades earlier, she sees a potential new project full of conspiracies, cover-ups, and secrets. He has only one clue to start out from, who has been leaving flowers at his uncle's grave all these years and why? It's ironic that his most recent documentary covered the history of noir filmmaking. If only he could recognize he's in a hardboiled whodunit of his own, maybe he could foresee some of the tropes waiting for him right around the corner. We've got some good acting here, cinematography is a notch above most of the low budget competitors which brings you into the story quickly. And, as expected, there are lots of reveals along the way that will keep the one interesting for you until the last moments. See more Read all reviews

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