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Summary

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.

Cast

John Cusack

Clayton 'Clay' Riddell

Samuel L. Jackson

Thomas 'Tom' McCourt

Isabelle Fuhrman

Alice Maxwell

Owen Teague

Jordan

Clark Sarullo

Sharon Riddell

Anthony Reynolds

Ray

Erin Elizabeth Burns

Denise

Stacy Keach

Charles Ardai

Alex ter Avest

Chloe

Wilbur Fitzgerald

Geoff

Joshua Mikel

Raggedy Man

Catherine Dyer

Sally

Griffin Freeman

Mike Mattick

Ethan Andrew Casto

Johnny Riddell

Lloyd Kaufman

Bystander

Mark Ashworth

Bartender

E. Roger Mitchell

Roscoe

Gaby Leyner

Maddy

Rey Hernandez

Cop (Rick)

Frederick C. Johnson Jr.

Cop's Partner

Michael Beasley

Construction Worker

Mandi Christine Kerr

Bluetooth Woman

Brian Boland

Businessman

Alexis Humphrey

Phoner Screamer

Tony McFarr

Escalator Phoner

Elizabeth Davidovich

Airport Phoner / Tavern Phoner / Chaos Phoner

Shellita Boxie

Foot Chase Phoner

Maya Santandrea

Foot Chase Phoner

Marcelle Coletti

Foot Chase Phoner

Danya Bateman

Foot Chase Phoner

John Ross

Bored Man

Jennifer Badger

Bored Woman

Jwaundace Candece

Tackled Person

Greg Tresan

TSA Agent

Remington Steele

Kashwak Phoner

Tammie Baird

Kashwak Phoner

Scott Loeser

Kashwak Phoner

Damita Jane Howard

Kashwak Phoner

Crew

Director

Tod Williams

Novel, Screenplay

Stephen King

Screenplay

Adam Alleca

Reviews

iamnotapixel

June 11, 2016

This is another example of a Stephen King novel that has not translated well into film. It's the usual 'bogey man' from nowhere who gets inside you head and dreams, sent to create mayhem and destruction against the human race, who are being turned into crazed killers by a mysterious signal from their mobile phones! One man (Cusack) in search of his son, thinks he can save humanity! The story line seems random and the ending has to be one of the worst I've ever seen.