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TV, radio, and telephone wires begin transmitting a signal that drives listeners into a hallucinatory, homicidal rage. This cagey low-budget horror flick by Atlanta independents David Bruckner, Jacob Gentry, and Dan Bush was shot as an Exquisite Corpse project, which seems to have generated its cleverest stroke: as the story changes hands from one filmmaker to the next, all the characters are gradually infected by madness, until the line between prey and predator dissolves. R, 99 min. By J.R. Jones

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