 Think the RING + White Noise x Cell Review created: 12/13/06(updated 03/02/07) 13 of 19 people found this review helpful.
Think the RING + White Noise x Cell Overall Pulse is a pretty good horror film. It's creepy, tense, and terrifying. Halfway through I began to realize just how much this movie is like the book Cell by Stephen King (Even though Cell was a lot cooler). Since I doubt we'll ever see Cell hit the big screens, this is what we have, and in my mind it's pretty decent. Only two characters stand out Kristin Bell and Ian Somerhalder and they're not that great. The rest of the cast seems so uninvolved. There's not much dialogue in this film, which is alright because it is a B-Level Horror Film. The Ghosts in the Machine are really creepy, and there are some scenes that freaked me out. The hilight of this movie for me however wasn't the movie itself, but the short documentary in the bonus features. It explains the phenomenon behind Pulse and even shows you real life photographs. Whether you believe in EVP or White Noise, it certainly gives you something to think about. Final Verdict: 3/5 Rent or Buy?: I love horror films, but I probably won't be buying this one right away. I'll wait until I can get it for under $10, you should do the same. IF YOU FIND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE. Thank you.
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"Pulse" (UNRATED VERSION) is another outstanding remake of a Japanese Horror Film following in the birth-rights of other smash-hits like "The Ring" and "The Grudge 1 & 2". My God!!!! The Japanese Horror Films are astounding. This is nothing short of another masterpiece of Horror that will shock you into screams in your own home, like "The Ring" and "The Grudge". Brought to the USA market in vision by master-horror filmaker Wes Craven himself. -- When a depressed young college student begins a very disturbing transformation, his depression leads him into suicide.... and he hangs himself. Clearly his friends are distraught, and when his final funeral is over, suddenly they all begin to receive email messages from their former friend in his death. He is sending them warnings that the "Dead" are everywhere, not just passed away and gone.....and they want their world (ours) back. What ensues is the most diabolically wicked portrayal of a World Apocolypse where the Dead are, in fact, intermingling with the living, and we never recognized them. Major tragic accidents ensue, planes crash, and much more.... NewsReports begin of a "plague" that has beseiged cities. The plague is the dead....and they are ending life for the living as we know it. -- This movie is absolutely NOT tongue-and-cheek. It has special-effects that are absolutely mind-numbing, and the film has absolute perfection in cinematography as it lacks significant colors, (like "An American Haunting" & "See No Evil" - SEE MY REVIEWS), making every scene dark, grey and disturbingly uncomfortable and tension-taut. The actors, mostly up-and-comers (sell this even better than people we would already know, making it feel like it could be any of us). They really sell the fear and paranoia that enraptures this film. -- Standing Ovations to the Japanese originators for once again providing Hollywood with an unbelievable venue to horrify us beyond recognition. Clearly these Japanese horror films have had the advantage for a while and we are fortunate they are being remade for the USA now. Don't miss this unfathomable battle to end the world!!!! It is astounding !!!! PLEASE SEE MY OTHER REVIEWS FOR GREAT FILMS !!!!
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