Uploaded December 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It's New Year's Eve in the city of Terminus and chaos is this year's resolution. All forms of communication have been jammed by an enigmatic transmission that preys on fear and desire driving everyone in the city to murder and madness. In a place once marked by conformity but now sent into complete anarchy, the rebellious Ben must save the woman he loves from the bedlam in the streets as well as her crazed sadistic husband. But the only way he can tell who to trust or who has given in to violence is by uncovering the true nature of The Signal.
POPfilms' "The Signal" has garnered rave reviews including being hailed as "... the best independently made horror film of the past ten years...," by Ain't it Cool News. Executive produced by LAB 601, produced by Alexander A. Motlagh and helmed by director/screenwriter trio David Bruckner, Jacob Gentry and Dan Bush, "The Signal" is the follow-up to the 2004 POPfilms/LAB 601 feature "Last Goodbye." Bought by Magnolia Pictures just hours after its premiere at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, "The Signal" will appear in US theaters later this year.
It's New Year's Eve in the city of Terminus and chaos is this year's resolution. All forms of communication have been jammed by an enigmatic transmission that preys on fear and desire driving everyone in the city to murder and madness. In a place once marked by conformity but now sent into complete anarchy, the rebellious Ben must save the woman he loves from the bedlam in the streets as well as her crazed sadistic husband. But the only way he can tell who to trust or who has given in to violence is by uncovering the true nature of The Signal.
POPfilms' "The Signal" has garnered rave reviews including being hailed as "... the best independently made horror film of the past ten years...," by Ain't it Cool News. Executive produced by LAB 601, produced by Alexander A. Motlagh and helmed by director/screenwriter trio David Bruckner, Jacob Gentry and Dan Bush, "The Signal" is the follow-up to the 2004 POPfilms/LAB 601 feature "Last Goodbye." Bought by Magnolia Pictures just hours after its premiere at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, "The Signal" will appear in US theaters later this year.
