Panic (2002)

FAA system analyzer named Neil McCabe is the only person who seems to have this different hunch towards a group of international terrorists after a horrific plane incident occured. He ... See full summary »

Director:

Bob Misiorowski

Writers:

Jace Anderson (screenplay), Boaz Davidson (story),

Stars:

Rodney Rowland, Kristanna Loken, Alexander Enberg

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Rodney Rowland	...	Neil (as Rod Rowland)
Kristanna Loken	...	Josie
Alexander Enberg	...	Cain
Ted Shackelford	...	Captain O'Kelly
Barbara Carrera	...	Bernadette
Scott Michael Campbell	...	Rudy
Tucker Smallwood	...	Keller
Billy 'Sly' Williams	...	Ray (as Billy Sly Williams)
David Bowe	...	Co-Pilot
John Bishop	...	Walter
Boti Bliss	...	Zoe (as Boti Ann Bliss)
Tereza Rizzardi	...	Maxine
Gulshan Grover	...	Philip
Duke Stroud	...	General Roberts
Sanyogetta	...	Linda

Storyline

FAA system analyzer named Neil McCabe is the only person who seems to have this different hunch towards a group of international terrorists after a horrific plane incident occured. He thinks that an evil genius computer hacker sets out and manipulate the computer electronical system which linked to several airplanes to cause destruction and tragedy. In order to prevent the mishap, McCabe and his teammate, Rudy, finds out about the machine used by the criminals which leads them to a psychotic thrilling fight between the terrorist.

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Plot Keywords:

aviation | airport | airplane | cgi | co worker | 

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Taglines:

No one gets out alive!

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence/terror and language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 June 2003 (USA)

Also Known As:

Air Panic

Filming Locations:

India

Company Credits

Production Co:

Nu Image Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

91 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Josie opens the plane door to let Neil in she wears a red jacket. When she stands in the open door the jacket is off, when she closes the door there is a short back shot of her with the jacket on, after that it is off again.

User Reviews

Not recommended

The closing credits for "Air Panic" list quite a few individuals with foreign-sounding last names, so you may think that this Nu Image production was filmed on their familiar stomping grounds of Bulgaria. Surprisingly, it seems it was filmed state-side, so that may explain why this effort looks a little better than many of their Bulgaria films. Some of the special effects aren't bad for what was a low budget, and the movie is shot and lit fairly well. Still, I was disappointed with this movie. Although I was not offended by the opening as some viewers will be (the movie was made BEFORE 9/11), the movie manages to feel rather flat and surprisingly not exciting despite all the chaos that happens to the protagonists. Those who think this is one of the worst films ever made simply need to expand the amount of movies they see, so they can see real turkeys. Though as I said in my summary line above, I still wouldn't recommend the movie to anyone.