Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Craig Conway | ... | Luke John | |
Simon Phillips | ... | Alan Fletcher | |
Gemma Atkinson | ... | Harriett Robburts | |
Alan Ford | ... | Max Korgen | |
Julian Glover | ... | George | |
Mark Hamill | ... | Malcolm | |
Billy Murray | ... | Cutter | |
Anthony Styles | ... | Phil | |
Peter Barrett | ... | Kenny Barns | |
Andrew Shim | ... | Sam Watts | |
Fiona Ryan | ... | Rachel | |
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Raji James | ... | Dr. Kailash Shnergji |
Dominic Burns | ... | Bob | |
Forbes KB | ... | Smoker | |
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Chelsea Fitzpatrick | ... | Roxy |
This film is about a group of people on an International flight which leaves from England during an oncoming storm. It's the last flight allowed to leave the airport. On that flight is an ancient vase from China, but is it cursed? As the flight gets further away from where it departed from it soon becomes apparent that something is not right on board. Strange things start to happen and people start going missing, but how can that be when it's only a 747? Where are they? And what's behind it all? Someone knows more than they're letting on to. Written by Michael Hallows Eve
Overall a rather boring film. The twists were terrible, the story was terrible but had potential, the acting was fine but they were all given a terrible script and story to deal with.
The first review posted is so fake it's not even funny, and to point out: this film does not have the dead reanimated it's just a lie to pull in zombie film fans.
The one good thing about the film is that the plot could of been interesting if it took off much sooner, it took about 50 minutes for the plot to form then the film is over shortly after.
If you want 120mins of people running around a plane screaming and various close-ups of a shaking box then this will be perfect for you.