Pulse
Directed by Jim SonzeroMattie (Kristen Bell) is een studente, die al een tijd niets heeft gehoord van haar vriend Josh (Jonathan Tucker). Als ze hem dan opzoekt, ziet ze hoe Josh zichzelf heeft opgehangen. Toch is Josh niet de enige, er blijkt een hele golf van zelfmoorden te zijn ontstaan. Als Mattie in een chatsessie met haar vrienden plotseling Josh aangemeld ziet, die hen vervolgens om hulp roept, weet ze dat er iets goed fout zit. Waarom plegen zoveel mensen zelfmoord? Hoe komt Josh op haar computer? En wie zijn die vreemde mensen die ze steeds ziet?
Pulse Ratings & Reviews
- jdhann7 december 2025Pure early 2000s super cast and better than the original
- Lindsay Dunlap5 november 2025Couldn't keep my attentiion. I turned it off & didn't even finish it.
- jacobtetmeyer24 oktober 2025It was really good.a really freaky laundry scene and it can be based on reality as sometimes spirits do effect electronics and there has been paranormal phone calls so it has that "it can actually happen"feel to it.thank you plex
- Mr. D3 oktober 2025It's got a few moments, but if you want a real horror movie, watch the original. Wes Craven gives this an Elm street vibe. Acting sucks. Ian Somerhalder was the only good cast member. While the story starts ok it gets less creepy and horror like and progresses to annoying and lame. Capital W for Weak as hell. They screwed this up 👎🏿
- jackmeat23 september 2025My quick rating - 5.3/10. Radarr turned up two sequels to this and I am not even sure I have watched it, but it was hiding in the New Release folder. Figured I should watch and see if watching those others is worth it. I am unsure how much this borrows from Kairo, which is a Japanese horror flick that translates to "Pulse," but I am assuming quite a bit. The screenplay is by Wes Craven, so it cannot be all bad. I found the "ghosts" to be pretty creepy looking and make for some good jump scares, which was surely the intention of this one. I just found that the whole presentation didn't quite capture what it should have. The timeframe seemed off, and the fact that the World Wide Web wasn't something new kind of threw this one off. Maybe it would've worked better had it been set 10 years earlier. Just a thought I had while watching. Also, the way the "virus" spread was a bit strange in explanation. I did like the effects, though, as the undead appear and disappear in the entire dark world that is crafted here. The whole dismal atmosphere is creepy on its own, so the fact that people are committing suicide left and right doesn't seem all that surprising. But when a couple of people, headed by Kristen Bell, begin to put the events together, they realize that those dying have found a way back through the airwaves, and every screen with reception is a portal for them. This is the best part of the story since the plot that revolves around the clever premise drags it down. I still enjoyed the positives in this one, even if it could've been better, and I am sure the two sequels this flick talked me into including are going to be letdowns. You'll read about that prediction soon.
- Brandon J Hicks17 februari 2025I remember it being good but it's very 2006. Clearly written by people who don't understand how technology works. They could have done better with the cast and special effects they had if they just did a little research...
Pulse Trivia
Pulse was released on August 9, 2006.
Pulse was directed by Jim Sonzero.
Pulse has a runtime of 86 min.
Pulse was produced by Anant Singh, Michael Leahy, Brian Cox, Joel Soisson.
The key characters in Pulse are Mattie (Kristen Bell), Dexter (Ian Somerhalder), Isabelle Fuentes (Christina Milian).
Pulse is rated PG-13.
Pulse is a Horror, Thriller, Sci-Fi film.
Pulse has an audience rating of 2.7 out of 10.