

Broadcast Signal Intrusion
- Horror
- Mystery
- Thriller
In the late 90s, a video archivist unearths a series of sinister pirate broadcasts and becomes obsessed with uncovering the dark conspiracy behind them.
Broadcast Signal Intrusion is a 2021 horror thriller following a video archivist in the late 1990s who discovers disturbing pirate broadcasts and descends into obsession uncovering a sinister conspiracy. The film blends mystery and horror as it explores the unsettling world of unauthorized television signals and their cryptic origins.
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Harry Shum Jr.James
Kelley MackAlice
Chris SullivanPhreaker
Michael B. WoodsMacAlister- Arif YampolskyChester
- Richard CotovskyBrad
- Steve PringleDr. Stuart Lithgow
Justin WelbornMichael
Jennifer JelsemaNora
Anthony E. CabralGroup Sharer- Madrid St. Angelo11 Proprietor
- Preston Tate Jr.Manfred
James SwantonSal-E Sparx- Thomas KosikBar Patron (uncredited)
Zoe CooperZoe Martez/Sal-E Sparks

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When was Broadcast Signal Intrusion released?
The film was released on October 22, 2021.
What is Broadcast Signal Intrusion about?
Set in the late 1990s, the film follows a video archivist who discovers a series of mysterious pirate broadcasts and becomes consumed with investigating the dark conspiracy behind them.
What genre is Broadcast Signal Intrusion?
It is a horror thriller with mystery elements that uses the strange world of pirate television broadcasts as its central premise.



















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