masters horror represent sounds like is set in seattle where larry pearce works as the manager of a computer software call center and having lost his 6 year old son michael (nicholas elia) to a rare heart condition he finds that he has ultra sensitive hearing. larry hears everything in ten fold and from people typing on computer keyboards and people whispering across the room and people tapping their foot on the floor and dripping taps and eventually even people breathing become unbearable for larry as he is constantly bombarded with mind piercing noise. eventually larry decides he had enough and if he can not stop the noises themselves then maybe he can stop himself hearing them with the help of a large meat clever. this canadian american co production was episode 4 from season 2 of the generally hit and miss masters of horror tv series and written and directed by brad anderson i thought sounds like was a definite miss. the script was based on a short story by mike odriscoll and i am genuinely surprised by the amount of very positive comments it has here on the imdb at the present time and for a start i would be very hard pressed to even describe this as a horror film and it feels more like some bizarre sentimental drama until the last 5 minutes when howard berger and gregory nicotero and the boys at knb effects actually get to do some work. larry has this strange unexplained ability to amplify sound and noises from the start so this episode ends up like 55 minutes of exactly the same sort of repetitive build up which leads up to a gory ending although it comes to late to save the episode. this is pretty slow going and while it well written isn not this meant to be horror themed and i am slightly confused as to who this is meant to appeal to. director anderson does ok but he just keeps repeating the same things over and over again and until the last 5 minutes there isn not a single drop of blood in the entire thing. there no horror and there no scares or tension and absolutely no atmosphere. technically this is very well made and has good production values and doesn not look like a cheap made for tv program. the acting is very good actually and it shame the story is somewhat limited. sounds like is one of the very worst masters of horror episodes and a lot of people seem to like it and that fine but it definitely not for me. another masters of horror and another disappointment. 
masters horror represent sounds like is set in seattle where larry pearce works as the manager of a computer software call center and having lost his 6 year old son michael (nicholas elia) to a rare heart condition he finds that he has ultra sensitive hearing. larry hears everything in ten fold and from people typing on computer keyboards and people whispering across the room and people tapping their foot on the floor and dripping taps and eventually even people breathing become unbearable for larry as he is constantly bombarded with mind piercing noise. eventually larry decides he had enough and if he can not stop the noises themselves then maybe he can stop himself hearing them with the help of a large meat clever. this canadian american co production was episode 4 from season 2 of the generally hit and miss masters of horror tv series and written and directed by brad anderson i thought sounds like was a definite miss. the script was based on a short story by mike odriscoll and i am genuinely surprised by the amount of very positive comments it has here on the imdb at the present time and for a start i would be very hard pressed to even describe this as a horror film and it feels more like some bizarre sentimental drama until the last 5 minutes when howard berger and gregory nicotero and the boys at knb effects actually get to do some work. larry has this strange unexplained ability to amplify sound and noises from the start so this episode ends up like 55 minutes of exactly the same sort of repetitive build up which leads up to a gory ending although it comes to late to save the episode. this is pretty slow going and while it well written isn not this meant to be horror themed and i am slightly confused as to who this is meant to appeal to. director anderson does ok but he just keeps repeating the same things over and over again and until the last 5 minutes there isn not a single drop of blood in the entire thing. there no horror and there no scares or tension and absolutely no atmosphere. technically this is very well made and has good production values and doesn not look like a cheap made for tv program. the acting is very good actually and it shame the story is somewhat limited. sounds like is one of the very worst masters of horror episodes and a lot of people seem to like it and that fine but it definitely not for me. another masters of horror and another disappointment. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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