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Blog & StoriesGabriel Noone, a radio host whose personal life is unraveling, finds solace in his late-night conversations with a young fan named Pete, a boy who claims to be a victim of horrific abuse. But as Gabriel becomes increasingly obsessed with the boy’s story, eerie inconsistencies begin to surface, blurring the line between truth and delusion. The more he investigates, the more his sanity is tested, dragging him into a psychological maze where nothing is as it seems. This chilling thriller grips you with its quiet dread and unsettling ambiguity, leaving you questioning the very nature of trust and perception.
The Night Listener
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What is The Night Listener about?
Gabriel Noone, a radio host whose personal life is unraveling, finds solace in his late-night conversations with a young fan named Pete, a boy who claims to be a victim of horrific abuse. But as Gabriel becomes increasingly obsessed with the boy's story, eerie inconsistencies...
When was The Night Listener released?
The Night Listener was released in 2006.
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User Reviews
MidnightEcho – 7/10
“The atmosphere is so thick you could cut it with a knife. I loved the slow burn and the psychological tension, though the pacing might be too slow for some. Robin Williams gives a hauntingly subtle performance that really stayed with me.”
CreepyCarl – 4/10
“Maybe I was expecting more of a typical horror flick, but this felt more like a drama with some eerie moments. The twist didn't land for me, and I found myself checking my watch halfway through. Not my cup of tea.”
TerrorTryst – 8/10
“This one got under my skin in a way I wasn't expecting. The phone conversations are so intimate and unsettling, and the way the narrative plays with your perception is brilliant. It's a quiet, creepy gem for fans of psychological horror.”
scream_queen_xo – 5/10
“I appreciated the attempt at psychological depth, but the story felt a bit disjointed. The acting is solid, especially Robin Williams, but the script didn't fully commit to its ideas. It had potential, but left me feeling meh.”
