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Pontypool (2009)

When disc jockey Grant Mazzy reports to his basement radio station in the Canadian town of Pontypool, he thinks it's just another day at work. But when he hears reports of a virus that turns people into zombies, Mazzy barricades himself in the radio booth and tries to figure out a way to warn his listeners about the virus and its unlikely mode of transmission.

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Shane W 21 Aug 2009

This claustrophobic and haunting piece of magic is one of two of the best horror films of 2009 thus far. The other being Sam Raimi's "Drag Me To Hell". I patiently waited a year and a half for this and it truly did not disappoint. Director Bruce McDonald has created a creepy and eerie cinematic near masterpiece of Canadian film. The small cast (Stephen McHattie in particular) do a fine job of selling the story which could easily have come off as cheesy and ludicrous. Suffice it to say this little gem deserves wide recognition as an original work in a time of tired retreads and remakes. I'm definitely going to pick up Tony Burgess' novel "Pontypool Changes Everything" which is the source material for this incredible film. I highly recommend this to horror fans desperately looking for something fun, exciting and different.

Joshua W 29 Mar 2010

Intelligent psychological horror that relies almost entirely on suggestion, building suspense, fear of the uncertain, and your own imagination. The acting, editing, sound, and cinematography are top notch.

Ricardo C 05 Nov 2011

Creepy and scary. Effectively psychological, thrilling, and horror. Smart how the angle of the story starts out where you're simply clued in on the terror with the chilling details, letting your imagination run wild and paranoid at first instead of cheaply revealing the action. No, the writer knows it's more terrifying to the audience to omit the graphic elements such as in most epidemiologic horror movies where mayhem and blood and guts are common. The suspense keeps one engaged and as curious as the characters up until some of the last scenes when reason is applied to the plot, and I suspect many might be put off by the linguistics component, thinking it slightly ludicrous and unscary, but I thought it was fitting and even scarier for English-speaking monolinguals. McHattie would be hard to be played by another actor as his role seems to be impeccably in tune with his voice, and a lot of other minor parts throughout such as the introduction are directed scarily to the point where I can recommend this fully for a dark and chilly night.

Felix Vasquez Jr. 17 Jun 2009

Pontypool loses what easily could have been a great story.

Rodney W 22 Oct 2012

A revolutionary stab at the zombie/infection genre. Brilliantly conceived and efficiently executed. Unpredictable, terrifying, and all acted with a remarkable authenticity.