Silent Hill: Revelation
Directed by MJ Bassett
- AaronFebruary 15, 2026Roast Review – Silent Hill: Revelation 🔥 This movie feels like a horror puzzle where someone lost half the pieces. The fog understands the plot more than the audience. Pyramid Head looks terrifying, but even he seems confused about why he’s there. Verdict: Creepy vibes ✔️ Clear story ❌ Brain = slightly scrambled ✔️ 😄
- Daniel TaylorJanuary 16, 2026A solid follow up that earns three stars. The cast is great and full of actors I usually love seeing in movies, which definitely helps carry it. It doesn’t quite hit the same highs as the first film, but it still keeps the Silent Hill atmosphere and expands the story enough to stay interesting. Kit Harington makes me giggle a little in this one, but honestly it just adds to the charm. Not perfect, but an enjoyable watch if you’re already invested in the Silent Hill world.
- Daniel SchmidDecember 29, 2025This is a direct sequel to the first movie, so make sure to watch that first. They did another great job with this one. It further develops the story of the main antagonist of the first movie. However I feel the screenplay is a bit weaker this time around. Don't get me wrong, it is still phenomenal and brings back a lot of what I liked about the first movie, but the sense of sheer wonder is not quite there. Some scenes are quite short lived and don't feel like they bring much to the story, when I wished they did. Nonetheless, it is a great piece of art. The visual effects feel a bit weaker as well as the sound and music, just because it didn't trap me quite as well. But in the end I must recommend this movie, if you liked the first one.
- HakihikoDecember 26, 2025Good Atmosphere With Poor Direction "Silent Hill: Revelation" tries to continue the eerie, unsettling tone of its predecessor, but ends up feeling far less focused and effective. While there are moments that capture flashes of the franchise's signature atmosphere, the overall execution is uneven. Visually, the film has some interesting ideas, and a few creature designs stand out. However, the direction lacks cohesion, and the reliance on exposition-heavy storytelling weakens the sense of mystery. The pacing feels rushed, and emotional beats rarely land with the impact they aim for. "Silent Hill: Revelation" isn't completely devoid of merit, but it lacks the identity and confidence needed to stand on its own. It's a serviceable sequel with occasional highlights, ultimately falling short of the unsettling experience it wants to deliver.
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Silent Hill: Revelation was released on October 25, 2012.
Silent Hill: Revelation was directed by MJ Bassett.
Silent Hill: Revelation has a runtime of 1h 34m.
Silent Hill: Revelation was produced by Samuel Hadida, Don Carmody.
Heather Mason and her father have been on the run, always one step ahead of dangerous forces that she doesn't fully understand. Now on the eve of her 18th birthday, plagued by horrific nightmares and the disappearance of her father, Heather discovers she's not who she thinks she is. The revelation leads her deeper into a demonic world that threatens to trap her forever.
The key characters in Silent Hill: Revelation are Heather Mason / Sharon Da Silva / Alessa (Adelaide Clemens), Harry Mason / Christopher Da Silva (Sean Bean), Rose Da Silva (Radha Mitchell).
Silent Hill: Revelation is rated R.
Silent Hill: Revelation is a Horror, Thriller, Mystery film.
Silent Hill: Revelation has an audience rating of 3.5 out of 10.
Silent Hill: Revelation had a budget of $20M.
Silent Hill: Revelation has made $56M at the box office.