“Pulse” is a 2006 American remake of a Japanese film of the
“Kairo, with a script by Wes Craven and Ray Wright. It’s another ghost film
where technological advances with electrical devices make it possible to bridge
the world of the living with the world of the dead. In this case, a programmer
is responsible for finding a frequency that spirits are able to use to cross
over into our world, and all he was trying to do was find an unused frequency
for cell phone usage! These spirits are angry and evil and kill without
provokaction. The only way to protect yourself is to completely cover your
surroundings in a particular shade of red tape…or to be somewhere where there
isn’t a phone or computer! There are a few plot holes here and there but if you
ignore these the film is pretty enjoyable if you like stale characters and well
used horror clichés. Um… the visuals are amazing! I liked it and I seem to be
very forgiving of these mainstream, theater released ghost movies.
Favorite moment – The scene where Mattie watches her friend
Isabelle die after being infected by a ghost.
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