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White Noise
Directed by: Geoffrey Sax
Writing Credits: Niall Johnson
Gebre: Mystery/Thriller/Drama/Horror
Cast:
Michael Keaton
Chandra West
Deborah Kara Unger
Ian McNeice
Sarah Strange
Nicholas Elia
Mike Dopud
Marsha Regis
Brad Sihvon
Mitchell Kisterman
L. Harvey Gold
Amber Rothwell
Suzanne Ristic
Keegan Connor Tracy
Miranda Frigon
MPAA: Rated PG-13 for violence, disturbing images and language
Runtime: 101 minutes
Synopsis:
Jonathan Rivers receives messages from his murdered wife from beyond the
grave in the form of EVP or electronic voice phenomena and ITC or
instrumental transcommunication. He becomes increasingly obsessed with
contacting his wife and the paranormal phenomena becomes his life only to
discover that evil beings have been released through his obsession with his
wife causing chaos and destruction.
Review:
Unfortunately, Hollywood has blurred the lines between electronic voice
phenomena and intrumental transcommunication. They are different theories
but closely relate each other. EVP or electronic voice phenomena is the
capture of ghostly voices on voice recorder while ITC or instrumental
transcommunication is the capture of visual ghostly images with a camcorder
and television set. Despite the blurr of definitions, there are some good
edge-of-your-seat moments with a few good great jump-out-of-your-seat
scares. The plot is not well developed and the CGI is awesome and carry's the
bad plot. Keaton does an amazing job as Jonathan Rivers and it may be a
good come back movie for him. Unfortunately, the movie lacks character
development beyond the Jonathan Rivers character. It also a very
predictable movie, the kind where you end-up whispering to your movie going
partner "I saw that one coming". If you like a few good jumps and great CGI
(computer generated graphics) then I suggest you see this movie. I
personally would wait for the DVD or VHS if your the type who want more meat
to your horrors.
Review Rating: 4 out of a possible 10 stars.
Sheal Mullin
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