White Noise Collection

The White Noise Collection comprises two films released between 2005 and 2007. Both installments explore themes surrounding electronic voice phenomena (EVP), focusing on the belief that voices from beyond can be captured on audio recordings. Directed by Geoffrey Sax and Patrick Lussier respectively, and starring Michael Keaton and Nathan Fillion, the films have a combined runtime of 200 minutes and a total budget of $10,000,000, generating $91,196,419 in revenue. The collection includes White Noise (2005), which has an IMDb rating of 5.5, and its sequel, White Noise 2: The Light (2007), with an IMDb rating of 5.7. Together, these films represent a two-part exploration of the subject matter. The White Noise Collection spans two years of activity in the film industry, with a total revenue of $91,196,419 across both titles. This collection represents a specific set of films centered on the phenomenon of EVP.