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Reverb (2007)

A rock musician, in need for a hit album, locks himself and his band up overnight inside a recording studio. While sampling an old recording with a spooky voice inside, a life and death struggle against the ultimate evil ensues.

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David Jenkins 06 Mar 2009

It just about works as an exercise in empty style, but that doesn't compensate for the small matter of its near-total incomprehensibility.

Mike M 08 Mar 2009

Cobbled together Brit horror... If you'll excuse the pun, devil worship has surely been done to death as a serious movie threat - even last year's Bruce Dickinson turkey "Chemical Wedding" acknowledged as much - and the plain truth is, distorted noises heard in cosy, nicely lit recording studios simply aren't very scary, not when compared to, say, anything that's ever been recorded by Natasha Bedingfield.

Peter Bradshaw 06 Mar 2009

In the end, this looks like just another crass, unimaginative and heavy-handed British horror. A shame, because the opening 20 minutes or so are interesting and atmospherically creepy.

Tim Evans 07 Mar 2009

Like a quadruple disc concept album from the most indulgent prog-rock act of the 1970s, this is a complete mess.

David Edwards 06 Mar 2009

The horror dial's turned down to mute in a British fright flick about a dead rock star haunting a recording studio. While there's the germ of a good idea here, the execution is just terrible.