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The line separating the living from the dead has been crossed.
An architect's desire to speak with his wife from beyond the grave using EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon), becomes an obsession with supernatural repercussions.
White Noise
2005 Directed by Geoffrey Sax
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White Noise UK Ltd. Universal Pictures Brightlight Pictures Endgame Entertainment Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC) Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC Gold Circle Films The Movie Network Corus Entertainment
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Baltais Troksnis, Beli šum, Vozes do Além
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"Yeah, I know what this is." -Mirabelle,
DAILY HORROR HUNT 3 (September 2018): boxd.it/1YcFg
DAY FIVE: "September 5, 1951 Michael Keaton was born. We are watching a HORROR movie that he was in and it CANNOT be directed Tim Burton."After a man's wife dies she starts to talk to him through white noise and intense boredom ensues. Michael Keaton came really close to convincing me this is good, but nope. Why the hell didn't Michael Keaton do other horror films? The ending to White Noise is somehow obnoxious and mundane at the same time.
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Daily Horror Scavenger Hunt 3 – September 2018
Day 5: September 5, 1951 Michael Keaton was born. We are watching a HORROR movie that he was in and it CANNOT be directed Tim Burton.
My List: boxd.it/1YonS
OK, I figure this will make some people want to revoke my Horror Fan Card but I just don't care about movies that feature EVP (I'm sure there's a couple of them I like but I can't think of any). Spending a good chunk of a movie watching someone sit and listen to squawks on their radio is not my idea of a good time. I can never quite make out what the voices are saying so I always have to take the…
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Six months after the tragic death of his pregnant wife, John Rivers is still heavily grieving. While at work he receives a call from his wife's cellphone but all he can hear is white noise. He remembers a business card given to him by a man who claimed to communicate with the dead via EVP. The two succeed in hearing the voice of John's wife but they also stumble upon the voices of something else. Something sinister....
After a disappointing re-watch of the American remake of Dark Water last night, I still felt the need to scratch the 2000s supernatural horror itch. This time I chose to re-watch a Canadian film from 2005. Like Dark Water I remember watching White…
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Daily Horror Scavenger Hunt 3 - September 2018
5/30: September 5, 1951 Michael Keaton was born. We are watching a HORROR movie that he was in and it CANNOT be directed Tim Burton.
“Of the many thousands of documented EVP messages, approximately 1 in 12 have been overtly threatening in nature”
I did not expect to gel so well with this movie. I went in expecting your average cringy mid-2000’s horror movie and, while it certainly has its moments, left with a surprisingly atmospheric and creative movie.
Let’s get this out of the way, Micheal Keaton is a phenomenal actor. He never seems to sleepwalk through a role and this is no different. He’s great as a depressed man who’s…
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September 2018 Daily Horror Scavenger Hunt
Original post by Rich Strahs boxd.it/1Yc5M
5. September 5, 1951 Michael Keaton was born. We are watching a HORROR movie that he was in and it CANNOT be directed Tim Burton.
Michael Keaton staring at his television waiting for something to happen is very representative of the experience one has when watching this movie.I remember the trailer for this had me SHOOK, but it turned out to be one of the worst studio horrors made in this millennium.
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Daily Horror Scavenger Hunt 3 - September 2018
Day 5: September 5, 1951 Michael Keaton was born. We are watching a HORROR movie that he was in and it CANNOT be directed Tim Burton.
I watched this once, when it came out, and then forgot it existed. Forgot until this challenge forced me to re-watch it. And now I remember why I forgot.
It's bad. That's why.
It starts off ok, as a story about loss and coping with grief. Trying to find comfort by any means, maybe to the point of obsession.
I understand this all too well. My wife passed away 4 years ago. The anniversary of her death is this month. She was only 35 when she…
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Day 5 of Septembers Horror Scavenger Hunt. 1951 Michael Keaton was born. We are watching a HORROR movie that he was in and it CANNOT be directed Tim Burton.
What a fuzzball of shite she pulled him through to get to what???? Mmmm whit?! Whit Noise!!
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This film isn't particularly good.
It is filled with clichés and follows just about every genre trope imaginable.
Yet it freaks me out something fierce.
I have a weird mind.
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Pretty alright but nothing spectacular. This definitely would have been right up my alley like ten years ago when I was more obsessed with paranormal shit. If watching Michael Keaton look through some static images is your thing, then this is for you.
