Return to Silent Hill
"Guilt is a place you can never leave."
HorrorMystery
When James receives a mysterious letter from his lost love Mary, he is drawn to Silent Hill—a once-familiar town now consumed by darkness. As he searches for her, James faces monstrous creatures and unravels a terrifying truth that will push him to the edge of his sanity.
🎬 DirectorChristophe Gans
📅 Release2026-01-21
🌍 CountryFrance, Japan, United States of America, United Kingdom, Germany
🗣 LanguageEnglish, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish
🏢 StudioKonami, Davis Films, Ashland Hill Media Finance
🗳 Votes175
🔥 Popularity29
💰 Budget$23,000,000
💵 Revenue$41,586,056
🎭 Cast
Jeremy Irvine
James Sunderland
Hannah Emily Anderson
Mary Crane / Angela / Maria / Moth Mary
Evie Templeton
Laura
Pearse Egan
Eddie
Nicola Alexis
M
Robert Strange
Pyramid Head
Emily Carding
Dara
Eve Macklin
Kaitlyn
Lara Duru
Meyers Twin
Karya Duru
Meyers Twin
Alana Maria
Mitzy
Howard Saddler
Cal
Martine Richards
Claudette
Matteo Pasquini
The Homeless Man
Melissa Graham
Attending Physician
🎥 Crew
Costume DesignMomirka Bailović
Script SupervisorAleksandra Kljajić
Executive ProducerJonathan Bross
Executive ProducerJoe Jenckes
ProducerVictor Hadida
Makeup DesignerNataša Krstić
WriterSandra Vo-Anh
WriterChristophe Gans
WriterWilliam Josef Schneider
ProducerMolly Hassell
🖼 Gallery
🏷 Keywords
monsterwifesupernaturalletterpaintersequelpunishmentlovesurvivalmurdercreaturebased on video game
💬 Reviews
When it takes over thirty minutes for a film to go anywhere even remotely interesting, for my money, something is wrong. "Return to Silent Hill" lacks both pace and scares; in short, I found it boring. It's not the actors' fault; they hand in decent performances. Its story, in my opinion, needed to be reworked to make it more engaging and exciting. In summary, acting is fine, but I found the…
Ok, so I don’t remember going to “Silent Hill” first time around (in 2006), but after this I am certain I will never go again. At least Christopher Gans had enough wits about him to cast someone easy on the eye in the lead, but even the ashen-looking Jeremy Irvine couldn’t breathe any life into this. He’s “James” who meets up with “Mary” (Hannah Emily Anderson) after he managed t…
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