White Noise 2: The Light

Abe Dale survives an attack that kills his wife and son, and afterward he attempts to take his own life. Doctors revive him at the hospital, where he meets a nurse named Sherry Clarke. Following his brush with death, Abe finds that he can see a strange aura around certain people, and he comes to understand that it marks those whose deaths are near. He sets out to save them, only to learn that interfering with who lives and who dies carries its own cost.

White Noise 2: The Light is a fantasy horror thriller from 2007, directed by Patrick Lussier from a screenplay by Matt Venne and produced by Shawn Williamson. It was Lussier's fifth feature as director, following the three Dracula sequels that followed his debut Dracula 2000. Nathan Fillion plays Abe, with Katee Sackhoff as Sherry Clarke and Craig Fairbrass as Henry Caine. The production, mounted by Brightlight Pictures and Gold Circle Films, was a Canadian-American venture, and the credited ensemble runs to 52 cast members and 108 crew.

On TMDB the film holds a rating of 5.6 out of 10 based on 296 votes, which places it modestly with viewers. The film runs 99 minutes and was released on January 5, 2007.