It had good atmosphere and the situation was nice and creepy, but then Rose McGowan starts ignorant social media hashtags as she progresses through the story which made me think it was a millennial "horror" movie. Before halfway through the movie, it still had me kinda interested, even with the millennial hashtag stuff. Then this cop shows up, his acting was all keeping one eye almost closed with an intense look his whole time on screen. It really started hard down hill after this guy shows up. Rose McGowan's wooden acting husband did not help. That guy could not act his way out of a wet paper bag. I have seen better acting in high school plays. Anyway. Around 1/3 way through the movie Christopher Lloyd shows up. I had hope he could help this movie, but basically, he does cameos. A total of like 5-7 minutes of screen time. Then the twist at the end and the ending were just stupid. For sure not the worst movie I have ever seen, but just not good.

I think I made it half an hour into the movie before the stream of incoherent hashtags had me rooting for the protagonist to get killed. There were a few brief interesting moments when Christopher Lloyd makes his entrance but the succession of characters that wander into the lack of a story just remind me of how unprepared our hero is for her adventure. As a "scientist" she should be worried about the real physical harm that can come to somebody wandering into "a rat infested pit covered with graffiti", to borrow a line from the movie. The story had some potential but it went nowhere for so long that no payoff could ever be worth the wait.

I watched this movie' 'The Sound''. O my God this is totally amazing with full of drama. The movie is a "thinking person's horror film"The best this about this movie is this is not typical horror movie with knifes and flowing blood.so those who love to watch bloody type of horror movies this is not for them. This is supernatural recording of every scene. Every scene looks so natural.

The idea of an abandoned, haunted, subway station as a movie subject got my feelers twitching right away. Add an insane asylum to the mix and it's paranormal gold......except it isn't. Whoever cast Rose McGowan must have been having a real bad day. She plays the role of the ghost debunker like someone's holding a gun to her head - I've seen happier kids waiting for a spoonful of cod liver oil. If the role had gone to someone who was the least bit interested in the part this could have been quite a good chiller, the subject matter certainly deserved better. As it is the movie is, sadly, a real disappointment.