Cell

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On October 1, Clayton Riddell, an artist from Maine, is filled with optimism after landing a comic book deal that could support his family. He’s already bought a gift for his wife and has plans for his son, Johnny. However, this sense of hope quickly shatters when a catastrophic event known as The Pulse strikes, triggered by cell phones. As the chaos unfolds, Clay and a group of desperate survivors find themselves plunged into a nightmarish world where humanity descends into its primal instincts. The once-familiar landscape transforms into a battleground of terror and carnage. Amidst this turmoil, Clay's determination to return home to Maine intensifies. As he and his fellow refugees embark on a perilous journey north, they encounter unsettling signs that hint at their fate—both promising and threatening. With 193 million cell phones in the U.S. alone, the implications of this disaster resonate deeply. The gripping narrative explores the harrowing consequences of technology gone awry, posing a chilling question: Can you hear me now? The answer unfolds with relentless intensity.