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Cast

John Cusack
as Clay Riddell

Samuel L. Jackson
as Tom McCourt

Isabelle Fuhrman
as Alice Maxwell

Stacy Keach
as Charles Ardai

Owen Teague
as Jordan

Alex ter Avest
as Chloe

Clark Sarullo
as Sharon Riddell

Joshua Mikel
as Raggedy

Griffin Freeman
as Mike Mattick

Catherine Dyer
as Sally

Ethan Andrew Casto
as Johnny Riddell

Erin Elizabeth Burns
as Denise

Wilbur Fitzgerald
as Geoff

Anthony Reynolds
as Ray

E. Roger Mitchell
as Roscoe

Mandi Christine Kerr
as Bluetooth Woman

Elizabeth Davidovich
as Tavern Phoner

Gaby Leyner
as Maddy

Lloyd Kaufman
as Bystander

Jeffrey Hallman
as Hog-Tied Man

Frederick C. Johnson Jr.
as Cop's Partner

Mark Ashworth
as Bartender

Rey Hernandez
as Officer Rick

Michael Beasley
as Construction Worker

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• Feb 06, 2017

  I've never read Cell, so I'm not sure if this is an accurate adaptation of a bad Stephen King book, or just another inaccurate adaptation of a Stephen King book. But either way, it's bad. For a decent Cusack/Jackson team up in a King adaptation, just watch 1408.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Oct 27, 2016

  Well, how about that - there's lots of interesting stuff here. I should always remember to heed the advice of messers Mark Kermode and Kim Newman and pay less attention to the Rotten Tomatoes score. Cell's biggest issue is it's obviously meagre budget vs it's ambition and ideas. It's a very weird film, with some strange, funny moments and some surprisingly moments of levity and beauty. It has the same essence of the Stephen King book but is also radically different (it's its own thing). Colour me surprised. I enjoyed Cell, quite a bit.
  Daniel P Super Reviewer
• Oct 08, 2016

  Interesting plot, I've heard mixed things about the source material so I can't say that the movie is completely to blame. The execution of the plot and story though are bungled pretty badly, and nothing is explained well. Overall, this is far from a decent film.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Sep 15, 2016

  In this corner, Stephen King, perhaps America's premier horror writer. And in the other, zombies, America's favorite horror genre of the moment. Put these two together and there's gonna be some major sparks, baby, or at least that's what you'd think. Maybe it's what Stephen thought when he put this together. Or maybe it's what somebody, maybe his agent or his manager, told him. Whatever the case, it just doesn't happen, the premise not jelled enough at the source. And even though Cusack and Jackson have good chemistry together (they' ve done the Stephen King thing before, and swimmingly, 1408), there's not enough good chem in the world to make this clunker click. Oh well.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer

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