When a mysterious cell phone signal turns most of the people around him into mindless, savage killers, an artist must embark on a desperate mission to reunite with his young son, before it's too late.
Cast: Isabelle Fuhrman, John Cusack, Samuel L Jackson
Crew: Tod Williams (Director), Michael Simmonds (Director of Photography), Marcelo Zarvos (Music Director)
Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Release Dates: 07 Jul 2016 (Singapore), 18 Aug 2016 (United Arab Emirates)
Tagline: Fear your phone
Did you know? Stephen King announced in 2009 that he had written a screenplay for the movie and had created a new ending based on reader complaints about the book's original ending Read More
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as lice Maxwell
as Clay Riddell
as Tom McCourt
as Flight Attendant
as Rambunctious kid
as Phoner Veteran
as Chloe
as Phoner
as Phoner Screamer
as Kashwak Phoner
as Phoner
as Blood Stained Woman
as Crazy Police Officer
as Ray
as Parkour Phoner
as Parkour Phoner
as Paramedic
as Businessman
as Crying Girl
as Crazy Man
as Sally
as Phoner
as Running Shorts Phoner
as Indian
as Pilot at airport
as Phoner Traveler
as Phoner
as Air Traveler
as Sharon Riddell
as Phoner
as Phoner
as Roscoe
as Airport Phoner
as Tavern phoner
as Denise
as Johnny Riddell
as Airport Security
as Cop Partner
as Maddy
Supporting Actor
as Mike Mattick
as Phoner
as Hog-Tied Man
as Phoner
as Raggedy
as Phoner Screamer
Supporting Actress
as Veteran Phoner
as Disgruntled Passenger
as rumored
as Bluetooth Woman
as Bartender
as Airport patron
as Construction Worker
as Flaming Phoner
as Airport Attack Kid
as Airport Traveler
as Jordan
as Airport Phoner
as Officer Rick
as Raw Lemon / Ice Cream Truck Phoner
as Foot Chase Phoner
as Charles Ardai
as Airport Non-Phoner
as Phoner / Endurance Runner
as World Travler
as Phoner
as Phoner Screamer
as Phoner
as Phoner
as Geoff
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Taglines:
Fear your phone
When everyone is connected no one is safe
When everyone is connected no one is safe
Filming Locations:
Goofs:
Revealing Mistakes
Ardai was impaled by the truck's shaft however, the chassis was not destroyed in an explosion as can be seen in the background
Ardai was impaled by the truck's shaft however, the chassis was not destroyed in an explosion as can be seen in the background
Trivia:
Samuel Jackson appears as one of the survivors of the cell phone-induced apocalypse and in Kingsman: The Secret Service, where he stars as the villain he tries to start a cell phone-induced apocalypse
The distribution strategy for the film was doomed from the start
Stephen King announced in 2009 that he had written a screenplay for the movie and had created a new ending based on reader complaints about the book's original ending
Eli Roth was going to write and direct the adaptation but dropped out, due to creative differences.
The distribution strategy for the film was doomed from the start
Stephen King announced in 2009 that he had written a screenplay for the movie and had created a new ending based on reader complaints about the book's original ending
Eli Roth was going to write and direct the adaptation but dropped out, due to creative differences.
