White Noise

Keaton and his fellow actors give good, convincing performances. and Sax sustains tension through quick-cut editing and a realistic visual style ... Full Review

Its maddening how close White Noise came to be a good movie, a screamer of a horror flick where the paranormal infects gleaming high tech. Ian McNeices EVP researcher character is another example of lost potential. ... Full Review

Saxs direction isnt any better than Johnsons script, telegraphing every possible fright so that the audience knows exactly when to expect it. Michael Keaton stars as Jonathan Rivers, an architect who loses his wife Anna (Chandra West) in a freak accident. ... Full Review

Unfortunately White Noise is as comatose as they come, pulling out much of the same tricks The Ring and Poltergeist used to up the scare factor. Surprisingly enough White Noise keeps you somewhat interested in what happens to both these characters, but the final half-hour of the movie comes apart at the seams, essentially cutting down any momentum the movie built with the audience prior. ... Full Review

Its a shame that White Noise wasnt a better movie because the concept was amazing. The problem with this is that White Noise took something that was scarily real and took a giant dump on it. Michael Keaton has always been talented. Wasted talent. ... Full Review

Reviewer: scarymovielover (13 years old), Date: January 21, 2006 I say: Perfect flim for a All Girl Sleepover!...This movie is a perfect choice for a All Girl Sleep Over! ... Full Article

Not as bad an everyone says, had quite a bit of potential just never realised.A back story to the three shadows would have been nice. ... Full Article

Michael Keaton in 'White Noise.'(Universal Pictures) By Harper Barnes Special to the Post-Dispatch 01/07/2005 Those darn dead people just won't shut up. "White Noise," which joins the new TV show "Medium" in this week's chatty-dead sweepstakes, stars Michael Keaton... ... Full Article

Reviewer: tommysportsgirl Date: November 14, 2005 I say: A Good Scare...Not bad for those wanting a good scare! I think this video/dvd should have been rated: PG-13 Reviewer: jennbeau from warren Date: August 14, 2005 I say: Held on... ... Full Article

Me neither.After "The Ring" petrified audiences in 2002, producers from Hollywood to Hong Kong were apparently convinced that electronic devices are downright horrifying.They aren't. ... Full Article