Review: The Sound Design Is the Star in ‘Undertone,’ a Podcast Thriller with Too Much Dead Air

<em>undertone</em>: Hear the Fear

You knew this was coming: a horror movie about making a podcast. Horror movies do rely on sound more than most other genres, and it is a tantalizing challenge to use a visual medium to comment on a new medium that is so intensely aural. undertone does not meet that challenge in the end, but it is fascinating to watch it try. At any rate, it’s a found-footage horror flick where the footage is all audio, which makes it a different experience than …

‘Undertone’ Is the Scariest Movie Ever (or So You Hear)

Ian Tuason’s feature film debut is the latest horror movie to premiere with a heavy dose of hype—which says as much about its quality as audiences’ susceptibility

Review: The sound design is the star in ‘undertone,’ a podcast thriller with too much dead air

A24's latest claustrophobic trauma chiller gives us a tease of 'Paranormal Activity's' future director, Ian Tuason, but a dearth of pacing.

‘Undertone’ Star Nina Kiri Wants You to See This Homespun Haunted House Horror Film Any Way You Can

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‘Undertone’ a spookily effective maelstrom of sound and fury

The marriage of sound design to thoughtful, carefully placed camera movements makes for a horror film that’s a suspenseful slow burn.

21 Behind-The-Scenes Facts About A24’s Horror Film Undertone

Me, the moment the movie started: Immediately...no.View Entire Post ›