*White Noise 2: The SPOILERS*
Abe Dale (Nathan Fillion) witnesses the murders of his wife Rebecca (Kendall Cross) and son Danny (Josh Ballard) by a seemingly-insane man (Craig Farbrass), right after they began feeling weird and saying 'Tria Mera'.
A few weeks after, he attempts suicide and is brought back. From this near-death experience, Abe gains a psychic power; he can see the people who are going to die soon, because to his eye, they glow.
He saves three of them, among whom young nurse Sherry (Katee Sackhoff), but soon finds out that saving them did more harm than good, and so he has to put things right.
Well, I really liked this movie; it had an interesting script, good actors and a competent movie director/co-editor.
A solid A- movie. Not exactly an A Movie, but too good to be called a B Movie either.
White Noise 2: The Light: 9/10.
Abe Dale (Nathan Fillion) witnesses the murders of his wife Rebecca (Kendall Cross) and son Danny (Josh Ballard) by a seemingly-insane man (Craig Farbrass), right after they began feeling weird and saying 'Tria Mera'.
A few weeks after, he attempts suicide and is brought back. From this near-death experience, Abe gains a psychic power; he can see the people who are going to die soon, because to his eye, they glow.
He saves three of them, among whom young nurse Sherry (Katee Sackhoff), but soon finds out that saving them did more harm than good, and so he has to put things right.
Well, I really liked this movie; it had an interesting script, good actors and a competent movie director/co-editor.
A solid A- movie. Not exactly an A Movie, but too good to be called a B Movie either.
White Noise 2: The Light: 9/10.