Flight 7500

2016 • 79 minutes

About this movie

From the director of The Grudge comes this spine-chilling journey into fear. On a flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo, a plane is shaken by severe weather. When the turbulence subsides, a passenger suddenly dies—and a supernatural force is unleashed, overtaking the passengers as they desperately fight to figure out what it is and how to stop it.

Ratings and reviews

I can't really say that I agree with this film being categorized under the horror genre due to lack of gore that you have a tendency to see in most horror now a days but I did enjoy. Whoever said says that they left the end open ended obviously didn't pay much attention to the movie. Pretty they wanted to try to get one last scare in. I bought this on here for my nook and definitely not disappointed.

I've never seen so much garbage in one movie. Acting=Garbage, Plot=Garbage, Music Selection=Garbage, Lighting and Scene selection=Garbage, Director=Garbage, Every F*♤king thing=GARBAGE. Now I'm not usually negative but i will say that this piece of poop movie is a waste of time, will make you want to die a death of seppuku. Hope you dont watch this!!!

This flick is terrible, i'm talking Asylum studios terrible and the studio knew it. The storyline is an attempt at Japanese ghost movie mashed with the Twilight Zone. The twist end is self important and lame. It's worth giving a watch if someone else rents it