source: Final Frequency

source: Final Frequency

Bad acting , bad story No worth the money spent on.

Honestly, I made it a half hour. Yep, 30 mins. I just couldn't take it 1 min more. These actors will be doing odd jobs for a very long, long time. Most of the dialogue sounds like Who's Line Is it Anyway. When they adlib and switch to using questions ONLY in the middle of a plot line. There its funny, Here its really strange. Got's to be the worst acting I've ever seen. This looks like a SCI FI channel original movie. We all know the high class entertainment they bring to the world. As regards to the subject of Tesla's electrical theories, they are at a loss here. This review is already too long. Night folks.

May have a plot spoiler. Evil doers want to use Tesla's knowledge to create a vertical earthquake in LA during an economic G-20 meeting because they don't see the world the same way they do or something. The professor has been kidnapped and only his student (Kirby Bliss Blanton) PTSD bother, along with some homeless people, and LARPERs can save downtown. They also make a big deal out of supposed lost notes of Tesla. They did create some characters, mostly minor ones. The SCi-Fi network produces better films. Amateur special effects. Good if you are into conspiracy theories. Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

It is too bad really, this film had great opportunities to expose actual technology WE have today. Have you ever had a random thought or word pop into your head, hmmm. There used to be some older video out there demonstrating early tech. Think about all the PPL who COMMITTED terrible CRIMES N said the voices made me do it. All based on SAME tech, sound N frequency. Based on synopsis it had great potential but wow. IPhone slash iPad movies popping up everywhere that are just terrible lol. My advice, don't waste your time, which is more valuable than the money you WASTE LOL. Tesla was a genius that knew everything resonated at it's own frequency, find it and you can do amazing, or terrible things. He gave you almost everything you use N enjoy today. Some if not for GREED we we ould be, like wireless energy. Terrible......

You get one of the the best treasure hunt movies you've ever experienced in "Final Frequency!" This movie is full of intrigue and excitement and is one of the best movies this year. Charles Shaughnessy gives the performance of a lifetime! I liked the fact that there's no foul language at all!!

Wow & OH YES, you must take this ride! Such a fun film!! It's somewhere in the vein of Professor Magnus Pyke and Thomas Dolby's 1982 classic song, "She Blinded Me with Science!" It takes a bite out of your sheltered world and makes you beg for more! The pacing NEVER lets up until you're twenty-one miles down the road building an EMF/nuclear fallout shelter to hide from this madmen (Richard Burgi)! The underlying science gives a solid foundation to a smart script taken straight from today's headlines (i.e., Canada's EMF/microwave attacks on truckers (Active Denial), HAARP & sonic attacks in Cuba, China, DC, Russia --look it up!). Acting is good, especially Ferrigno Jr. And Shaughnessy. The Tesla connection is definitely there, but like much of the actual science, it is pushed to the illegal, bleeding edge limit of Col. Kurtz' cave dweller rantings (Apocalypse Now reference :). Be afraid, be very afraid (The Fly reference). This may come true in the next few years. You have been warned!

Don't even watch it just stay home or get a refund on god.

Finished watching this movie- cool story line and great performances by the cast. Really fun and interesting characters. The movie also had cool special effects that enhanced the story. I liked the sound effects and music track. The movie has many really suspense moments that keep you wondering what will happen next. There is also a balance of fun and creative dialogue and fun characters. It's a high concept story/movie and was interesting to see. This movie may have brought some true conspiracies to the big screen and brought them to life. I love Tesla, and I think this movie paid a great tribute to him.