Pontypool
Directed by Bruce McDonald
A shock jock struggles to survive when a virus starts turning his listeners violent. After getting fired, Grant can only get a job on the morning show in the small town of Pontypool. But what begins as another boring day quickly turns deadly, when bizarre reports start coming in of people committing horrendous acts of violence. But why isn't there anything about it on the news wires? Before long Grant and the staff are trapped in the radio station, where they realize the insanity may be caused by a virus transmitted through the airwaves of Grant's station. Contains strong language, sexual scenes, violence and gore.
A shock jock struggles to survive when a virus starts turning his listeners violent.
Cast: Stephen McHattie, Lisa Houle, Georgina Reilly
Member Reviews
This is a GEM of a horror flick. A very unique take on infectious viruses, the enemy you can't see. Language and the words you choose to use, as a killer, are pretty on par with a lot of real-world problems today, whether it's in the political landscape or the way we speak to each other, frivolously throwing words about with no real thought to how it affects others. Brilliant. This movie makes it very clear you dont need a big budget to make a masterful horror flick as long as you have an interesting storyline, a good script, and great actors.
Interesting addition to the Zombie genre. . . . I enjoyed it.
one of my fave movies but what the frick was up with that cut when they beat up the kid. it was so extremely jarring.
amazing work
To say this movie is original isn’t doing it justice. There’s a solid movie in here, but it doesn’t make a lot of sense and it’s a little convoluted. I enjoyed watching it. I’d probably never watch it again and I probably wouldn’t recommend this to people, but it did try to do something different.