Kill the Noise (Part 1)

2012
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langue"The Noise", a horrifying virus that affects both man and machine, has turned most of humanity into glowing, bloodthirsty, neon-blue zombies. Fortunately, a posse of freedom fighters are wil... Tout lire"The Noise", a horrifying virus that affects both man and machine, has turned most of humanity into glowing, bloodthirsty, neon-blue zombies. Fortunately, a posse of freedom fighters are willing to fight through an army of infected to defeat the overlord that controls them."The Noise", a horrifying virus that affects both man and machine, has turned most of humanity into glowing, bloodthirsty, neon-blue zombies. Fortunately, a posse of freedom fighters are willing to fight through an army of infected to defeat the overlord that controls them.

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- Mike Diva
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ÉVALUATION IMDb

9,1/10

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Director
- Mike Diva
Stars

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The short film's soundtrack is "Kill the Noise (Part 1)", by Jake Stanczak (aka Kill The Noise), and was made to promote Kill the Noise's EP "Kill Kill Kill" on the OWSLA record label.

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9/10

Zombies, dubstep and a big robot.

I've recently watched Mike Diva's Mad Max short BBQ Roadkill, which led me to take a look at some of his other impressive work: his Halo Top ice-cream commercial and comic-book short Grrl Scouts. I didn't realise until just now that he was also responsible for the excellent music video for the atmospheric, futuristic, post apocalyptic dub-step track Kill the Noise (Part 1), which I liked so much that I bought the EP (and I'm usually strictly a metal fan).

Set in a future where a virus has turned most of humanity into bloodthirsty zombies, the video is drenched in neon colours and gore, and perfectly matches the energy and mood of the music, as a group of survivors cut a bloody swathe through hordes of the undead and battle a giant robot overlord. It's all so well done that someone should give Diva a big budget and free rein to make a full length feature film... please!