Broadcast Signal Intrusion

The rest of the picture – a muddle of loose ends and shapeless paranoia – fails to match the malevolent potency of these video nasties in miniature.

The ending, especially, is hugely disappointing, even moronic.

[An] unsettling paranoia thriller...

A movie that needs to just go off the rails at a certain point and arguably doesn't do so until its disappointing final scene.

As long as "Broadcast Signal Intrusion" stays in the realm of shadowy ambiguity, it's effectively suspenseful.

Jacob Gentry's film punches through all the layers of homage to arrive at a place of true horror.

…There is a relevant element about surveillance and the loss of privacy that resonates with a generation that has grown up in the digital age. [Full review in Spanish]

Broadcast Signal Intrusion is an exciting mix of genres and ideas that sucks you into its compelling mystery

Starring Harry Shum Jr as a video archivist on a mission, Broadcast Signal Intrusion is a paranoia-fuelled, noir-like sci-fi thriller that doesn't quite know what to do with its irresistible premise.

[the film] keeps the audience in the dark as much as it does its protagonist... The viewer inevitably grows more entangled in James’ investigation, and by extension becomes complicit in his increasingly erratic behaviours.