Recalling the immersive serials of radio's heyday, Calls weaves a spooky mystery with terrific vocal performances and unsettling ambience -- letting the visual storytelling play out in viewers' horrified imaginations. Read critic reviews
Calls (2021)
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Episodes
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1. The End
Air date: Mar 19, 2021
A caller says there's someone outside in the backyard.
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2. The Beginning
Air date: Mar 19, 2021
A caller talks about the day Mark screwed up his life.
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3. Pedro Across the Street
Air date: Mar 19, 2021
A caller is expected to pick up a bag.
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4. It's All in Your Head
Air date: Mar 19, 2021
A caller says her arms are getting longer.
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5. Me, Myself, and Darlene
Air date: Mar 19, 2021
A caller turns himself in after shooting a girl.
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8. Is There a Scientist on the Plane?
Air date: Mar 19, 2021
A caller talks about a plane crash over Phoenix.
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Critic Reviews for Calls: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Calls: Season 1
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A fantastic episode 1 descends into mediocrity and ultimately a terrible ending
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This should never have qualified as a movie or television show. This is at best a podcast or an audiobook. Don't think I would've wasted my time on an audiobook either. Not sure how this is receiving any decent critics ratings. Was this performed during Covid when actors had to phone in their acting when studios were closed? Very disappointing.
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Took me by surprise. Very compelling.
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FINALLY something fresh! This is the first time I've been so locked into a series that I forgot the world was still going on around me. Calls may appear to be a glorified podcast but it's so much more than that; the sound design, visuals, voice acting... all of it is so well done and pieced together in perfect harmony to keep your attention locked to the screen and on the edge of your seat. I am so thrilled to have found this gem.
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An interesting and compelling storyline with a great form of entertainment only through sound which has a terrifying sound design, psychological and philosophically horrifying ideas that will keep you up with its brilliant structure, compelling connections and suspenseful runtime. The sequences will have your heart racing and your insides screaming at the edge of your seat with compelling, sometimes loosened and stretched scenes that will terrify you completely. One of the best series ever!
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This is a game-changer. I binged this within a couple of hours but I can say it is possibly the best experience I've ever had watching a series. This needs surround sound because every noise in the background is a portal to their world giving your mind just that bit more of a peek into the characters' worlds. It is deserving of a theatrical release.
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Incredibly clever apocalyptic sci-fi story told through 9 interconnected phone calls with clever visuals and amazing voice acting… give it two episodes and you'll be hooked!
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A masterfully-defined dialogue-driven mystery that reminds me of "The Twilight Zone" but without a single frame of photography across its nine stories, "Calls" acts as a defibrillator for our dulled brains to think about the verbal details in a more puzzle-like approach in a dominantly visual media-scape.
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This is the dumbest thing. I guess it's what passes as entertainment in the states.
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It's a pod cast and doesn't belong on a TV service.
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