greeting again from the darkness . what a relief . a thriller that actually be thrill . new it girl rachel mcadams ( wed crasher and the notebook ) dominate screen time in this nice little classic suspense thriller from famed horror film director wes craven ( scream movie and a nightmare on elm street ) . craven even have a cameo a one of the passenger on the plane . what make this one work and be the realism of the first 15 20 minute a we see mcadams interact with 4 or 5 people either in person or on the phone . she be a natural . when she meet cillian murphy ( the scarecrow in batman begin ) in what appear to be happenstance and the film really take flight . watch the two yuppie type flirt while the audience know something evil be brew and be bewitch film making . the plane board sequence be mesmerize and the 30 plus minute onboard be excruciatingly claustrophobic . craven keep u guess a to the involvement of others and if anyone will come to her rescue . a with many thriller and the only letdown occurs during the climax when the lamb turn into a superhero . an interesting plot device lead u to believe little rachel have the necessary pent up frustration to see this through and but we can not help but cringe a bit . the most overdone scene involve irate hotel guest and an annoying airline passenger and cillian injury and the fx at the hotel . the strength of the film be in the character development and psychological game between the lead . sadly the fine screen veteran brian cox be under utilized and but overall this be an above average suspense thriller worth see for all but the finale .