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Passengers aboard a flight across the Pacific Ocean encounter a supernatural force in the air, they are not alone.


Anybody else looking forward to this?  I think 2013 is going to be the year for horror, putting aside remakes, this movie looks super good, and IMO is super good.

After countless hours searching online I came across the script last month.  It was really good.  Not groundbreaking, but it was a refreshing read with some really great ideas.  It stars Leslie Bibb, Ryan Kwanten,  Amy Smart, Scout Taylor Compton among others.

Don't think there's a release yet.  Not even a poster.  Just the trailer and that's it.  There's an air of mystery around this and that's what I like.  The script certainly lived up to my expectations, but it may not be for everyone.

-- Curt

The trailer doesn't grab me.  It seems like any run-of-the-mill haunted house stories, only it's on a plane.


Phil

I actually really loved the trailer.  And I can tell you it's not your average run of the mill haunted house story, although the trailer might give that impression off to some people.

-- Curt

I'm with Phil, this one ain't for me.

I remember seeing the trailer back in February 2012, and it didn't do anything for me then, either.

I'm always open for surprises, but I don't have high hopes for this... It looks like Paranormal Activity meets Snakes on a Plane, heh heh.

Hmmm... Amy Smart.  Worth a look then  

Well, of anyone ever wants to read the script, just hit me up.

Regarding the trailer, I love it.  I just love the way it looks and the darkness of it, and the song playing over it really creepy, lol.

-- Curt

Hey Curt-- send me a copy, please.

It's probably worth a look...

Sure, shoot me an e-mail in PM.

-- Curt

Not a lot seems to happen in the trailer - it's been likened to Snakes on a plane, but without the snakes ...?

In a mud-wrestling contest between Chung and Smart, my money would go on Chung.

Hey, thanks for sending me the script Curt.

I think I liked it for the most part.  There are some scenes that definitely struck out to me: the 'cargo' scene with Laura and when the two prankster guys sneak upstairs.

I'm not quite sure if certain scenes will translate well to the screen, for example, the 'creature'-thing with red eyes crawling on the nose of the plane toward Captain Hanning... that would probably look like CGI cheese.  I'm also not too sure how all the mist/ghostly scenes will look.

There was a lot of mis-directions with the wooden box, the ghost of Lance, that really never went anywhere with the final 'revolution'... they were just there.

But I did like the ending.  I thought it was going to be a typical, cop-out ending but there was more to it and if filmed correctly, it could be immensely chilling to view.

ONEY