Whisper

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An ex-con looking to start life anew with his loving fiancée resorts to extreme measures as a means of funding his lifelong dream in director Stewart Hendler's dark supernatural thriller. Max Truemont (Josh Holloway) has served his debt to society, and now he is ready to make a fresh start alongside his faithful fiancée, Roxanne (Sarah Wayne Callies). When the bank takes umbrage to Max's manslaughter conviction and refuses to approve his loan application, the desperate recidivist soon joins forces with a pair of shady associates to carry out what promises to be a lucrative kidnapping. Upon abducting the eight-year-old son of the richest woman in the state, Max, Roxanne, and their criminal collaborators travel to a secluded and abandoned summer camp to await further instruction. Now, as loyalties begin to shift, suspicions arise, and the deteriorating situation appears to go into a menacing downward spiral, Max gradually begins to suspect that their young hostage may not be quite as innocent as outward appearances suggest.

Rating:

R (for violence and terror)
Genre:

Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Stewart Hendler
Written By:

Christopher Borrelli
In Theaters:

Nov 27, 2007 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Nov 27, 2007
Runtime:

95 minutes
Studio:

Universal Pictures

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Cast

Josh Holloway
as Max Truemont

Sarah Wayne Callies
as Roxanne

Blake Woodruff
as David Sandborn

Joel Edgerton
as Vince Delayo

Dulé Hill
as Detective Miles

John Kapelos

Teryl Rothery
as Catherine Sandborn

Michael Rooker
as Sydney Braverman

Elizabeth Bowen
as Tired Mother

Erika-Shaye Gair
as Jenny

Shannon Hand
as Jenny's Mother

Brandy Heidrick
as Punk Girl

Connor Christopher Levins
as Crying Boy

Cory Monteith
as Punk

Robert Musnicki
as Police Officer

Brad Sihvon
as Tow Truck Driver

Cainan Wiebe
as Boy

Aidan Williamson
as Hockey Boy

Tara Wilson
as Chloe

Megan McKinnon
as Bratty Party Girl

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Critic Reviews for Whisper

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...although Whisper generally remains a cut above the majority of its straight-to-video brethren (ie it's not terrible, exactly), it's ultimately not difficult to see why the movie is forgoing a theatrical release.

Oct 2, 2007 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…

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Audience Reviews for Whisper

Aug 20, 2011

Interesting enough to keep me somewhat glued to the tv for a change.

Lilo C Super Reviewer
Dec 14, 2009

My previous comment: (Rated not interested) It is a Horror enough to watch Movies children are kidnapped in the Movies. I dont want to know what would happen the next. After watching it. I was pretty much surprised how nice this Movie was made not a block buster but it wont bore you either. It has a Omen touch but at the other hand the plot was very different. It was creepy for sure but not Creepy, you shake, it was creepy you wont be bored thing. I would recommend it.

Wahida K Super Reviewer
Nov 26, 2009

On the up side, the bladdy freaky kid was pretty darn freaky... On the down side, the movie blew elephant's balls...

alex m Super Reviewer
May 12, 2009

You want to make horror movie? make it scary, creepy and gory! Josh Holloway have prove us, that he is only good playing Sawyer in 'Lost'. why did i watched this flick?

Cancelled U Super Reviewer