Storyline
When a strange signal pulsates through all cell phone networks worldwide, it starts a murderous epidemic of epic proportions when users become bloodthirsty creatures, and a group of people in New England are among the survivors to deal with the ensuing chaos after.
Directors
Cast
Lloyd Kaufman, Samuel L. Jackson, Isabelle Fuhrman, Brian Boland, Catherine Dyer, Michael Beasley, E. Roger Mitchell, Wilbur Fitzgerald, Jwaundace Candece, John Cusack, John Ross, Rey Hernandez, Stacy Keach, Mark Ashworth, Anthony Reynolds, Joshua Mikel, Alex ter Avest, Clark Sarullo, Maya Santandrea, Elizabeth Davidovich, Tammie Baird, Owen Teague, Jennifer Badger, Tony McFarr, Griffin Freeman, Griffin Freeman, Erin Elizabeth Burns, Ethan Andrew Casto, Gaby Leyner, Frederick C. Johnson Jr., Mandi Christine Kerr, Alexis Humphrey, Shellita Boxie, Marcelle Coletti, Danya Bateman, Greg Tresan, Remington Steele, Scott Loeser, Damita Jane Howard
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Reviews
60
This apocalyptic thriller is a run-of-the-mill zombie flick that goes through the genre motions efficiently enough but fails to live up to its credits.
58
While it’s nice to see Cusack and costar Samuel L. Jackson downplay rather than go big, Cell has a been-there-done-that quality that winds up feeling a bit disappointing.
50
Directed by Tod Williams (Paranormal Activity 2) and co-scripted by King himself, it brings a best seller to the big screen with a minimum of spectacle, a maximum of affordable Georgia locations, and a couple of names to splash prominently across the Amazon rental thumbnail.
42
This is the undead equivalent of fast food. Some might find comfort in all these known quantities. Those looking for anything of substance would do better to wait for an upgrade.
40
Though it's better than its "dump this thing" theatrical release would suggest, Cell is far from excellent.
