The Quiet Ones (2014)

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Jared Harris

Professor Joseph Coupland

Sam Claflin

Brian McNeil

Olivia Cooke

Jane Harper

Erin Richards

Krissi Dalton

Rory Fleck Byrne

Harry Abrams
(as Rory Fleck-Byrne)

Laurie Paul Calvert

Phillip
(as Laurie Calvert)

Aldo Maland

David Q

Max Pirkis

David Q (older)

Tracy Ray

David Q's Mother

Richard Cunningham

Provost

Eileen Nicholas

Angry Neighbor

Rebecca Scott

Student #1

Aretha Ayeh

Student #2

Max Macintosh

Student #3
(as Max Mackintosh)

Harman Singh

Student #4

Ben Holden

Doctor
(Synchronisation)

Caoimhe Judd

Evey

Carly Bramwell

Student
(Nicht genannt)

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Loosely based on "The Philip experiment", a 1972 parapsychology experiment conducted in Toronto, Ontario to determine whether subjects can communicate with fictionalized ghosts through expectations of human will.

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"Cum on Feel the Noize" by 'Slade' was released in 1973 and is appropriate for the 1974 timeline. The track played in the movie is not the cover of the song recorded by Quiet Riot in 1983.

The version of Silver Machine played over the closing credits, however, is by Steven Roth and was recorded in about 2012. Although Rob Calvert and Steve MacManus are credited as writers, the 1972 Hawkwind original recording, featuring the late Lemmy, is not used.

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Phillip: You know, killing a young woman is a wonderful way to create a ghost.

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Featured in Projector: The Quiet Ones (2014)

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Cum on Feel the Noize
Performed by Slade
Written by Noddy Holder (as Neville Holder) & Jim Lea (as James Lea)
Licensed courtesy of While John Music Ltd. & Barn Publishing (Slade) Ltd.

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4/10

Horror movie defined by loud noises to scare you.

This isnt a bad movie. It just really irritates me when they purposely make the dialog barely audible so that you turn your tv up so you can follow the story. Then have all manner of loud noises to get cheap jump scares out of the audience. To me thats the biggest signal of a weak ass plot line or some other difficency the director or writers are trying to make up for. This movie is full of cheap jump scares with some real creepiness every so often.