White Noise (2005/I)

Director: Geoffrey Sax

Cast: Michael Keaton as Jonathan Rivers, Chandra West as Anna Rivers, Deborah Kara Unger as Sarah Tate, Ian McNeice as Raymond Price, Sarah Strange as Jane, Nicholas Elia as Mike Rivers, Mike Dopud as Detective Smits, Marsha Regis as Police Woman, Brad Sihvon as Minister, Mitchell Kosterman as Work Man, L. Harvey Gold as Business Man, Amber Rothwell as Susie Tomlinson, Suzanne Ristic as Mary Freeman, Keegan Connor Tracy as Mirabelle Keegan, Miranda Frigon as Carol Black - Car Crash Woman

It has been a very long time since I have seen a movie and actually
thought it was scary. I was very surprised when half way through this
movie I thought I may have broken my husband's hand because I was
squeezing so hard. While the beginning of the movie is a little slow,
it pulls you along because you can sense something is going to happen.
When it does, I was not disappointed at all.

I thought the acting was great even though Michael Keaton is not aging
well. It was filmed entirely in Vancouver and was beautiful to watch.
The traditional scary effects are used well and wisely and you will
jump, despite preparing yourself for the scare. While I am not a
believer in ghosts, this movie made me think and forever question and
fear white noise.