Last Radio Call

The film constructs its dread through the stark authenticity of the found footage format, relying on the escalating degradation of the camera's audio and visual signals to build a palpable sense of wrongness. It explores the horror of data corruption as a metaphysical threat.

What lingers after the final glitch is a deep-seated unease about the spaces our technology records but cannot explain, and the static that might just contain a voice. — MovieFinder Editorial