Peacock, James McAvoy and Speak No Evil

James McAvoy Thriller Speak No Evil Coming Exclusively to Peacock December 6: What to Know
Speak No Evil — or as we like to call it, "The Weekend from Hell" — is officially headed for Peacock, with the James McAvoy-led thriller slated to arrive exclusively on the NBCUniversal streaming platform Friday, December 6.
James McAvoy Horror Thriller ‘Speak No Evil' Sets Peacock Premiere Date
Peacock announced this morning that its psychological horror thriller Speak No Evil, starring James McAvoy, will begin streaming exclusively on the platform on December 6. Hailing from Blumhouse and Universal Pictures,
Horror Hit ‘Speak No Evil’ Gets Peacock Streaming Premiere Date
When to Stream reported that Speak No Evil debuts on streaming video on demand on Peacock on Friday, December 6. You must be a subscriber to the NBC Universal streaming service to watch Speak No Evil on SVOD on Peacock.
Now streaming and on DVD: 'Speak No Evil' scares the trip out of you
Speak No Evil” isn’t tricky or even well-plotted. It’s simply a horror film with clunky “opportunities” that add up to nothing.
Speak No Evil Peacock Release Date Set for James McAvoy Horror Movie
Universal Pictures and Blumhouse have announced the Speak No Evil Peacock release date for the upcoming streaming debut of its latest psychological thriller movie starring Golden Globe nominee James McAvoy (X-Men: First Class).
'Speak No Evil' to stream Dec. 6 on Peacock
"Speak No Evil," a psychological horror movie starring James McAvoy and Mackenzie Davis, will stream on Peacock.
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