Dead Silence (2007) (DVDRip, DivX, AVI)
Posted on September 6th, 2008
Plot:
On a rainy afternoon, the young couple Lisa and Jamie Ashen anonymously receive a mysterious package with a weird dummy inside. Jamie leaves the apartment to buy Chinese food, and when he returns, he finds Lisa dead, totally disfigured and without her tongue. The snoopy detective Jim Lipton blames Jamie as prime suspect. Jamie finds in the box a reference to their hometown and he drives to the decadent Ravens Fair for the funeral services of Lisa and to investigate the legend of the ventriloquist Mary Shaw. His father Edward Ashen and his young wife Ella disclose that the woman was accused in the glorious days of Ravens Fair in the 40’s of abducting and killing a boy that yelled with her on the stage. The locals, including his father, chased her, cut out her tongue and killed her. Over the following years, the cursed families and descendent of the killers has had mysterious and creepy deaths, with the tongues removed and faces disfigured. Jamie goes to the old theatre in Lost Lake trying to find evidences of his innocence and discovers that Mary Shaw was constructing the perfect doll, and that the spirits have long memories
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Dead Silence (soundtrack)
Posted on September 1st, 2008
Dead Silence, the score from Charlie Clouser who is the man behind the music of all three SAW films, is a fitting soundtrack to the James Wan film. It’s dark, creepy, atmospheric, and haunting. At times agressive, it also delivers more quiet and subdued musical moments. You get 30 tracks plus one cool rock song by Aiden. The running time isn’t very long for such a large number of tracks, clocking in at 48 minutes, but every second is worth listening to nonetheless.
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Dead Silence (Soundtrack)
Posted on September 1st, 2008
Dead Silence, the score from Charlie Clouser who is the man behind the music of all three SAW films, is a fitting soundtrack to the James Wan film. It’s dark, creepy, atmospheric, and haunting. At times agressive, it also delivers more quiet and subdued musical moments. You get 30 tracks plus one cool rock song by Aiden. The running time isn’t very long for such a large number of tracks, clocking in at 48 minutes, but every second is worth listening to nonetheless
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