Dead Air

Dead Air is a 2021 horror film directed by Kevin Hicks and Vickie Hicks. The movie follows a group of radio DJs broadcasting their show during a snowstorm when strange occurrences begin to happen inside the radio station. The film stars Kevin Hicks, Vickie Hicks, and Chris Xaver.

The story takes place on a cold winter night in the middle of a small town. The radio station is the only source of communication in the area and the DJs are working the graveyard shift. The group is made up of Billy, a veteran DJ who's been in the business for years and his young co-hosts, Kara and Tony. Throughout the night, they receive a number of calls from listeners reporting strange noises coming from outside.

As the night progresses, the station experiences a power outage, leaving the group in complete darkness. One of the walls begins to crack and blood starts to trickle down - the group realizes they are not alone. Suddenly, a strange figure breaks into the station and begins to torment the group, trapping them in the building with no way out.

As they try to figure out who or what is responsible for the bizarre occurrences happening around them, the group discovers a dark secret about the town that puts them in even more danger. With their lives on the line, the group must band together to survive the night and put an end to the evil that has invaded their radio station.

The film combines elements of horror and thriller genres to create a suspenseful and atmospheric viewing experience. Director Kevin Hicks creates a chilling mood with his direction and use of lighting and sound effects, making the audience feel as though they are trapped inside the radio station themselves.

The cast, comprised of actors with a background in radio, brings a level of authenticity to the roles of the DJs, making their reactions to the frightening events all the more believable. The chemistry between the group feels genuine, and their performances add depth to the characters.

Dead Air is a solid horror film that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. The story is engaging and well-paced, with enough twists and turns to keep viewers guessing until the very end. The use of practical effects adds to the film’s overall quality, and the attention to detail in the set design and sound editing creates a haunting atmosphere.

Overall, Dead Air is a well-made horror film that will appeal to fans of the genre. The film’s strong performances, intriguing story, and solid direction make it a standout addition to the horror canon.