
The film was reminiscent of the best parts of a Stephen King novel, small town characters with a lot to say, strange scenarios that may or may not be real, a great build up. The small feel of the films helps to provide and eerie feel of isolation as the small radio station crew sit inside as reports of madness come in. I loved that aspect.
When more info is revealed the film loses what made it stand out from the crowd. And although it does lose some of its creepier than creepy feel, it remains worth watching.
Scariness: 3.5 out of 5 Like a good ghost story told around the campfire, it is often just the words that scare you most.
Violence/ Gore: 3 out of 5 Some very bloody scenes.
Story: 4 out of 5 A nice creepy Stephen King/ Twilight Zone-esque story to start. The more that is revealed, the l
Overall rating (as a film, not just a horror film): 7.5 out of 10
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