1. The workers cell phones were locked up. But everybody else?
2. They were running around for the morgue for over an hour, down multiple hall ways and in multiple rooms. Why not pull fire alarms? That would alert the fire department and within minutes you'd have police and fire at the scene.
Its a *beep* slaher film. why do people analyze it so much now. just relax and enjoy the gore fest. christ man
shareI knew it was going to be a POS movie before I rented it. I'm not pointing out the numerous plot holes. Come on, the ending is probably the worst ending of the year for any horror movie. Totally not needed.
But at least get some of the basic things correct. If I'm locked in a big building like that and be chased by a bad guy, I'd pull the fire alarms and try and arm myself. At the very least that's what normal people would do. Then let the hijinks and plot-holes evolve. But for me it's hard to appreciate a horror movie - or be scared by it - when minutes into it I can figure out how I'd escape or get away from the bad guy.
Cell phones can usually solve half of all the problems in a horror movie, thats why you rarely see them.
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I actually never thought of the fire alarm idea. Lol. But I can understand why they didn't have cell phones; the film would've been over if they could've called 911.
shareGood point on the fire alarms.
Was'nt Holden aware of her friends coming to party? I assume he let them in. I would also assume he would collect their cell phones upon entry and lock them up like everyone else's.
We used to make sh-t in this country. Build sh-t. Now we put our hands in the next guys pocket.
Yeah the cell phones all got locked up in the safe
- Brian C. Tyler
It’s implied that the cell phones were in the safe.
Fire alarms, maybe Kane disabled it when he tripapes the power?