The Cell is a bizarre mixture of science fiction and serial murders, mind games and pop psychology, wild images and haunting special effects.
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Visually enticing and intellectually demanding, The Cell takes viewers deep into the nightmarish realm of a killer's mind, exposing audiences to a cacophony of ...
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The movie has many gross, upsetting, and scary moments, including child abuse, torture, murder, perversion, mutilation, a terrifying full-immersion baptism, ...
I watched it in theaters and enjoyed it. I found it disturbing, but well made. The critics were harsh on this film and watching it now, ...
The movie becomes a tense and efficient thriller following FBI agent Novak (Vince Vaughn) as he tracks down psychopathic Carl Stargher (Vincent D'Onofrio).
Catherine Duane (Jennifer Lopez) is social worker who works with an experimental team capable of literally projecting her mind into someone else's.
“The Cell” is a true standout in the overstuffed serial killer thriller genre, in which a wild, grisly premise is given unfiltered innovation by a brilliant ...
"The Cell" is rated R for violence (physical struggles, as well as violent imagery), graphic gore, occasional strong profanity, full female ...
Catherine is slaving to break through to a little boy who is comatose from advanced schizophrenia, using an experimental technique that allows her to enter his ...
An FBI Agent persuades a social worker, who is adept with a new experimental technology, to enter the mind of a comatose serial killer.