The Sound
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In terrifying horror thriller THE SOUND, a world-class group of climbers is granted access to the Forbidden Wall, a mysterious rock wall previously closed for decades. Among the climbers is Sean (Marc Hills), whose grandfather made an ill-fated attempt 63 years earlier. During the group’s ascent, they come face to face with a malevolent force that quickly turns their expedition into a harrowing battle for survival hundreds of feet above the ground.
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- William Fichtner
- Jocelyn Hudon
- David Clennon
- Kyle Gass
- Christina Kirkman
- Jolene Kay
- Alex Honnold
- Christian Howard
- Elise Greene
- Wayne Charles Baker
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This mountain climbing horror film presents a genuinely unique premise - climbers facing supernatural terror on a cursed peak - but audiences are divided on whether the execution matches the ambition. While some appreciate the authentic casting of real climbers and indigenous folklore elements, most find the film hampered by poor pacing, unconvincing sets, and a finale that completely derails any goodwill built up.
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- Jul 7, 2025
This horror film has interesting things in its plot and its story, however, it feels incomplete; the plot is missing something to truly hook you.
Gerardo FabreJul 8, 2025people who rock climb for fun scare me
lea ༉‧₊˚🪽🕯️ ᩚJun 29, 2025The high frequency noise is coming from inside my brain
thedayofthedot - Oct 26, 2025
The Sound is certainly a unique idea for a horror film. Mountain Climbing x Horror (and action). The only scary mountain climbing movies I've seen basically takes the basic premise that scaling a mountain is inherently scary. Add in the supernatural, and they might have…
Joel HilkeJul 3, 2025I really loved the setting, mountain climbing, and indigenous folklore. The actors were probably more experienced at climbing than acting, but they did a great job. The mountain monster was serviceable, but that’s where this flick falls a bit short. It’s still a cool…
BenGrayeyardJun 30, 2025This was definitely a B-movie but one that kept me interested throughout. They definitely had a pretty small budget here but what came of it turned out pretty good. It was nice to see Kyle Glass in this too for a cameo. I can see this horror drama mountain climbing tale…
Caleb Chadwick - Sep 3, 2025
An interesting premise that made little sense. I though this was going to have some really nice scenees of cliumbers but the action was all close=ups. Too bad. Some creepy crawly moments but not enough to save this People die on the mountain and the mountain is…
Rick DJun 30, 2025I honestly had no hopes going into this, and it still managed to be a huge disappointment. It is incredibly dull and boring, dragging on like some cheap, made-for-TV SyFy flick from the ’90s. The pacing is painfully slow, and nothing really happens to keep you interested.…
LEATH3RFACEJul 7, 20251% sound (mostly inane stock metal to jazz up footage of 'hmm where to put my foot' etc), 99% phenomenally dull story about boring characters rock climbing which isn't a spectator sport at the best of times. It's nearly half way through before anyone even starts to climb.…
Matt
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Keziah Nyabugah dislikedThe Soundnot scary enough to be a horror, not suspenseful enough to be a thriller & the fight scene sucked so it's definitely not action..they need to redefine its genres and get better writers to fix plot holes( the random teleporting warriors) & corny lines( i am just a climber'.......
Swift is "meh" onThe Soundplot was good but I didn't like the execution. most climbing scenes looked way unrealistic
Trinity lovedThe SoundAMAZING😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️!
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