Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Ryan Kwanten | ... | Brad Martin | |
Amy Smart | ... | Pia Martin | |
Leslie Bibb | ... | Laura Baxter | |
Jamie Chung | ... | Suzy Lee | |
Scout Taylor-Compton | ... | Jacinta Bloch | |
Nicky Whelan | ... | Liz Lewis | |
Jerry Ferrara | ... | Rick | |
Christian Serratos | ... | Raquel Mendoza | |
Alex Frost | ... | Jake | |
Johnathon Schaech | ... | Captain Pete Haining | |
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Rick Kelly | ... | Lance Morrell |
Aja Evans | ... | Lyn Hafey | |
Ben Sharples | ... | Jack Hafey | |
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James Mathers | ... | Old Guy With Glasses |
David Banner | ... | Co-Pilot Tom Anders |
On May 12th, Vista Pacific Flight 7500 departs Los Angeles International Airport bound for Tokyo. The take-off is routine but what transpires over the next ten hours is anything but ordinary. As the overnight flight makes its way over the Pacific Ocean, the passengers encounter what appears to be a supernatural force in the cabin. Written by Anonymous
I waited years to see 7500, after numerous delays I thought I'd never experience it. The trailer looked promising, and rather terrifying too. Finally, I've seen this supernatural thriller set on a plane, and I am wholly disappointed. 7500 looks cheap, the dialogue is so unnatural it makes for unintentional laughter and the characters have no backstory or depth. Praise however goes to Nicky Whelan, whose performance is very real and rather amusing at times as a clean freak chatterbox who feels the need to boast to any passenger in her proximity. I've met people like this in real life so this character is relatable and plays a good foil to the supernatural element...An element that fails thanks to some of the most shopworn and cheap jump scares ever put to film. Without an eerie atmosphere or dread, this flight is grounded.