The Unheard
Directed by Jeffrey A. Brown
After undergoing an experimental procedure to restore her damaged hearing, 20-year-old Chloe Grayden begins to suffer from auditory hallucinations seemingly related to the mysterious disappearance of her mother. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL
After undergoing a procedure to restore her damaged hearing, a woman begins to suffer from auditory hallucinations related to the disappearance of her mother.
Cast: Lachlan Watson, Nick Sandow, Brendan Meyer, Michele Hicks
Member Reviews
My ears hurt now. The ringing noises didn't enhance the movie, they just made me turn down the volume. It was a good story, wish it had been more developed, though. I feel like there could have been an affair story line there, but the writers didn't do enough with that. There were some unnecessary scenes that just took up time and I agree there should have been subtitles for the sign language parts, although there's only one or two scenes that use sign language.
An assault on 2 of the 5 senses.
I don’t mind movies like this , but because there is a whole lotta nothing for a while, the ‘whooshing’ sound was putting me to sleep. Also, I am not to familiar with sign language so I would have appreciated some subtitles in those moments. Quality is good and the acting wasn’t bad, so two skulls.
I loved this! As an audiologist—one that trained in the building depicted as the Eye and Ear Institute in Boston—I’m so happy to say that they did a pretty good job with this. I only think that maybe her speech is a little too good. As far as the movie, I love a slow burn, dread, and ghost stories, so this was right up my alley. I LOVED this.
a slow burner so not everyones taste but an enjoyable film if so!