Summary
A young man receives an emergency phone call on his cell phone from an older woman. She claims to have been kidnapped – and the kidnappers have targeted her husband and child next.
Cast
Kim Basinger
Jessica Martin
Chris Evans
Ryan Hewitt
Jason Statham
Ethan
William H. Macy
Sgt. Bob Mooney
Noah Emmerich
Jack Tanner
Valerie Cruz
Dana Bayback
Richard Burgi
Craig Martin
Eric Christian Olsen
Chad
Jessica Biel
Chloe
Rick Hoffman
Lawyer
Will Beinbrink
Young Security Guard
Greg Collins
Aging Security Guard
Erin Foster
Surf Girl
Brenda Ballard
Irate Customer #1
Paige Cannon
Girl at Concert
Caroline Aaron
Marilyn Mooney
Chase Ellis Bloch
Timid Boy
Chantille Boudousque
Chloe's Chilly Friend
Robin Brenner
Excitable Customer
Nikki Christian
Porsche Girl
John Churchill
Young Guard
Esther Mercado
Rosario
Chelsea Ellis Bloch
Surf Girl's Friend
Marco DiMaio
Superior Officer
Eddie Driscoll
Crewcut Officer
Tagert Ellis
Kid in Phone Store
John Ennis
Rent a Cop #1
Eric Etebari
Dmitri
Willie Gault
Detector Operator
Noe Gonzalez
Rent a Cop #2
Matt McColm
Deason
Lara Romanoff
Eurotrash Girlfriend
Al Sapienza
False Craig
Lin Shaye
Exotic Car Driver
Dean Devlin
Cab Driver (uncredited)
Gene LeBell
Driving Instructor (uncredited)
Brandon Osborne
School Boy (uncredited)
Robert Shaye
Detective Looking Guy
Peter Weireter
Sergeant (uncredited)
Gina-Raye Carter
Party Girl (uncredited)
Xica Brewer
Beach Girl (Uncredited)
Crew
Director
David R. Ellis
Screenplay
Chris Morgan
Story
Larry Cohen
Reviews
Geronimo1967
September 4, 2023
6
This could have been so very much better if only the story had not built the entire sense of jeopardy on three or four implausibly stupid strokes of misfortune. Chris Evans is the recipient of a strange phone call from a woman (Kim Basinger) who has been kidnapped and as she is locked in an attic, she must rely on this random young man to try stop the baddies (Jason Statham etc.) from now reaching her young son and her husband on their quest for we know not what... yet! He goes to the police station but a fracas in the lobby means he cannot discuss with a detective and so must now do it all by himself... There is plenty of action, Evans has some fun in a Porsche (borrowed from Rick Hoffmann - does he ever not play a pompous ass?!) before we are on the run from a load of don't know who to trust cops of all shapes and sizes (and loyalties). Evans is good value, and William H. Macy isn't afraid to get in tough with his inner vanity; but otherwise it is a bit of a wasted opportunity for all...
