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White Noise
The 'White Noise' of the title refers to a phenomenon known
as EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena). Listen carefully, believers
will tell you, and in amidst the white noise of a detuned
radio you might hear voices...and in amidst the white noise
of a detuned television, you might see faces. These, they'll
tell you, are the voices and faces of the dead.
I recently was allowed to view this movie at a press screening.
I can tell you as a professional ghost researcher, the portrayals
are quite realistic and believable. The characters are accurate
and the subject of Electronic Voice Phenomena is well represented.
It is a Hollywood-esquire movie in that some things are portrayed
a little bigger than real life, but that in no way detracts
from the believability of the movie. It has none of the fantasy
that things like "Ghostbusters" bestowed upon a
naive audience.
I loved this movie. Truly. It touched me on a personal level.
It made me think about some of the more risky possibilities
of my profession. And some parts really made me jump in my
seat!
Michael Keaton .... Jonathan Rivers
Chandra West .... Anna Rivers
Deborah Kara Unger .... Sarah Tate
Ian McNeice .... Raymond Price
Sarah Strange .... Jane
Nicholas Elia .... Mike Rivers
Mike Dopud .... Detective Smits
The dead are trying to get a hold of you
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