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Earned back only 44% of its budget on initial theatrical β a commercial disappointment on release.

"The devil's work is childs play"
Sinister things begin happening to kidnappers who are holding a young boy for ransom in a remote cabin.
βThe devil's work is childs playβ

Blake Woodruff
David Sandborn

Josh Holloway
Max Truemont

Sarah Wayne Callies
Roxanne

Michael Rooker
Sydney Braverman

Julian Christopher
Mr. Harper

Teryl Rothery
Catherine Sandborn

Jennifer Shirley
Nanny

Tara Wilson
Chloe
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Stewart Hendler directs. Dean Cundey behind the camera. Jeff Rona scores. Armen Minasian cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. A commercial under-performer on release. Produced in Canada, United States of America. Dialogue in English.
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"What's a demon, but an angel who fell?" Such is the question posed by this potent Omen clone...with a ransom twist. Josh Holloway stars as Max, a down-on-his-luck opportunist, freshly released from prison. Max probably has a history of complying with his older friend Sydney, who (at the start of the film) suggests that they (along with their other friend Vince) kidnap an 8-year-old for ransom. Little David was hand-picked by the group's current employer (Jones), and although Max is reluctant at first, a denied bank loan leaves him no choice but to comply. However, it soon becomes quite clear that David Sandborn is probably no ordinary child. This kid seems to know everyone's past and future, and the group can't help but notice they're constantly hearing whispers that seem to be in the kid's voice. Roxanne (Max's girl) has been against this "gig" from the beginning (partly due to a bad feeling, partly due to having a history with Vince). Maybe her intuition is telling her that this particular kid will do anything he can to turn them against each other. Young David has a certain outcome in mind, and he will manipulate anyone who tries to stop him. Whisper is simply a brutalizer of a film in which a seemingly normal child is bloodthirsty, and there seems to be no limit to what he can achieve. 7/10
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Universal Pictures
US

Gold Circle Films
US
H2F Entertainment
Yukon Film Incentive Program
Mandate International
US
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