★★★☆☆ John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson should make a thing of appearing in Stephen King adaptations together. This, their second rodeo, isn’t in...

A Stephen King adaptation that starts promising and devolves into nonsense.

'Cell': EW review

John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson face Stephen King's mobile-phone apocalypse.

College dropouts-turned-arms dealers, a new Purge film, and a Stephen King zombie flick

'Cell' Review: John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson reunion gives each of them little to do besides wait for cell phone zombies.

It’s never been easy to adapt a Stephen King novel, since much of what makes them special — like the characters’ rich interior lives — doesn’t tran...

For John Cusack in “Cell,” the bad news is that his phone just ran out of juice. The good news, sort of, is that those who are on their phones were just ...

This film, dated, despondent and pretty much a disaster, plays like a series of nods to other science fiction-horror hybrids.

More a leisurely paced, character-driven drama with horror elements than an outright thriller, Cell wants to warn viewers that they have become too attached ...

Dir: Tod Williams. US. 2016. 97mins

★☆☆☆☆Cell is a deeply silly horror movie based on a low-impact Stephen King novel that imagines a day when, inexplicably, mobile phone signals turn...

What makes this movie about a zombie attack different from any other movie about a zombie attack? Nothing but its ineptitude.