The Signal (2007)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 99 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: David Bruckner, Dan Bush and Jacob Gentry
Stars: Anessa Ramsey, AJ Bowen and Justin Welborn
IMDb score:
6,0 (22.485)
Releasedate: 22 February 2008
The Signal plot
"Do you have the crazy?"
A mysterious signal turns cell phones, radios and televisions into unparalleled killers, and ensures that no one is safe anymore. The Signal contains this gruesome story in three parts, in which the story in each part is told from a different perspective and in a different way.
Actors and actresses
Mya Denton
Ben Capstone
Lewis Denton
Clark
Rod
Laura
Jim Parsons
Jerry
Janice
Reviews & comments
FillumGek
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- 8987 messages
- 3398 votes
I had hoped for a somewhat grander approach. The situation in The Signal is very reminiscent of 28 Days Later... but after a fascinating first part it is all kept small. I only now see that the budget was extremely low so somehow it makes sense. Even a little handsome.
But unfortunately the tension ebbs after that and it's time for Comedy Capers. Anna and Clark were equally fun, but overall it wasn't fun enough. The story also becomes more of a jumble of present, past and hallucinations. However, it never really gets complicated.
There are a few nice hard scenes in it, but I certainly didn't get blown off your seat. The denouement was also very easy. Could have been more.
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Onderhond
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- 87592 messages
- 12835 votes
setback.
It's certainly not that easy to unite three different styles in one film, but that's not the problem with this film. It all starts reasonably well, a bit classic indie, that's for sure, but the atmosphere is still good.
Visually it is scanty, the gore also looks a bit cheap, but it especially starts to derail in the second part. The atmosphere changes and an attempt is made to bring humor, but that goes seriously wrong. It's supposed to look pretty trippy and crazy, but the actors aren't up to par and it's just not crazy enough, making the effect pretty ridiculous.
The third part muddles on a bit, but by then the calf would have drowned long ago. The atmosphere was completely gone, there was no longer much horror and the settlement was no longer really interesting. Would have been more resident I think, especially if the middle part had been completely removed.
2.0*
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Insignificance
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- 3220 messages
- 5586 votes
Different chapters, different tones. Then such a film quickly becomes erratic, and it cannot escape that. And with a downward trend. The first transmission is still promising with a sinister note, but it loses it completely in the second act. A turn to crazy, dark humor. There is sometimes something nice in between, just like there is sometimes a bloody scene that may be there, but it is a bit too little and not pointy enough to keep it going. It's not all characters either. The third part doesn't work anymore. Close, but no cigar. something like that.
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