At the time of filming, it belonged to an interior decorator, who apparently visited the set right after the scene in which the girls vandalized the property and had the shock of her life. The glasshouse depicted in ‘Knock Knock’ as Evan’s home is located in Chicureo, a town in the Chacabuco Province, Chile. "Keanu Reeves en Balbona!! Estaba con Ana de Armas a la q nadie conoce" ❤ #knockknock #filming #chile /xdWuRpr3Jl Nice pictures of #keanureeves in Chile for 🎥Knock Knock filming – April 2014 ❤ In the past, the city has hosted the production teams of projects like ‘ The Amazing Race’, ‘Kingdoms’, and ‘The Wolf House.’ The picturesque Chilean capital served as one of the filming locations for ‘Knock Knock’. Roth once said that, between Chile and the US, he prefers filming in the former country as it is easier to do so there. Before appearing in ‘Knock Knock,’ Izzo portrayed a supporting character in ‘Aftershock’ and the lead in ‘The Green Inferno.’ Armas is also a Chilean national, and so are several other members of the cast and crew. In 2012, he wrote, produced, and starred in Nicolás López’s disaster horror film ‘Aftershock.’ It was through López that Roth met his future first wife, Izzo, while he was working on ‘The Green Inferno.’ Roth has a long association with the country. Roth and his cinematographer Antonio Quercia predominantly filmed ‘Knock Knock’ in Santiago de Chile and the City of Chicureo. In this article, we try to find out which locations Roth and his team used to film the project.
For the most part, ‘Knock Knock’ is set in typical American suburbia. When he tries again to get them to leave the house, their playful demeanor takes a darker turn as they begin to blackmail him. As the night progresses, the girls seduce him into having a threesome with them.
He hires a car for them and makes sure that they are comfortable. One rainy night, he lets two young girls, Genesis (Lorenza Izzo) and Bel (Ana de Armas), into his home after they appear at his doorstep, asking directions to a party.
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