The Call (2013)

2013 • 94 minutes

About this movie

In this heart-pounding, edge-of-your-seat thriller, veteran 911 operator Jordan (Halle Berry) takes a life-altering call from a teenage girl (Abigail Breslin) who has been kidnapped and thrown into the trunk of a madman's car. But with the clock ticking, Jordon soon realizes she must confront a killer from her past in order to save the girl's life and put an end to a serial killer's haunting rampage. 2013 Emergency Films, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Ratings and reviews

There is a lot of violence and blood... but if you watch this younger than 17 you can know what to do and not what to do if someone ever tries to kidnap you. I've learned from this movie. But there's lots of blood and violence and some foul language. And the ending is terrible. It's like they just randomly cut off at a random part. Bad ending. I really want to know what happens. But can't complain about the ending because they probably cut it off like that because they're possibly making a 2nd one.

I was glued to my seat throughout most of the movie, but no matter how engrossing it is, or how well-acted, make no mistake--this is a horror movie. And the viewer deserves to know that BEFORE renting it. I expected suspense and violence. Not a psychopathic serial killer who tortures his young victims. The distributors labeled this movie "unknown" instead of admitting the true genre. Not for th

The premise...smart, over-achiever 911 operator who redials a victim, inadvertently helping her murderer. Now, the 911 operator, copes but still has something to prove. She gets a second chance in the serial killer's next victim, who she encourages to be a "fighter". The chase is good all the way until the last 15 minutes when the trail goes cold, but 911 operator picks up the chase alone on a hunch. The ending was bull. Kiss the Girls( in lieu of a drama about a female victim who fights back) was way better.