Stephen King’s Zombie Film CELL Got Samuel L. Jackson

Samuel L. Jackson

Stephen King’s zombie novel, Cell, is moving forward and soon becomes a reality now Samuel L. Jackson will be reuniting with John Cusack and director Mikael Hafstrom on the film project.

The book was published back in 2006 and below you will find the Despcription:

Artist Clayton Riddell had been in Boston negotiating a successful deal to sell his comic book project. His joy at finally hitting it big is shattered by an event called The Pulse which causes all those who were using their cell phones at the time of The Pulse to become zombies attacking and killing anyone in their way. Fortunately for Clay, he does not own a cell phone.

In the panic to get out of Boston and find his way home to his wife and son in Maine, he is joined by Tom McCourt, a man he meets in the meleé immediately following The Pulse and a young girl, Alice, who they rescue from being killed by one of the “crazies.” The story follows their terrifying journey, avoiding capture—and worse—by the “crazies” who are beginning to “flock” and are led by one they call Raggedy Man as they attempt to reach Maine and a place called Kashwak which they hope will be their salvation.

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