2019·Horror·1h 47m
7.0
★
A detective suffering from a personal loss receives a call from his recently deceased niece. Being able to communicate across time, the two work together to try and stop the crime before it occurs.
Directed by Jacob Aaron Estes
time travel
murder
phone call
change the past
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Cast
David Oyelowo
Detective Jack Radcliff
Storm Reid
Ashley Radcliff
Mykelti Williamson
Bobby Owens
Alfred Molina
Howard Keleshian
Brian Tyree Henry
Garret Radcliff
Shinelle Azoroh
Susan Radcliff
Byron Mann
Sergeant Roger Martin
April Grace
Sergeant Julia Rodriguez
Omar Leyva
Property Officer #1
Crew
Jacob Aaron Estes
Director
Jacob Aaron Estes
Screenplay
Sharone Meir
Director of Photography
Beatriz Sequeira
Co-Producer
Jason Blum
Producer
David Oyelowo
Executive Producer
Couper Samuelson
Executive Producer
David Oyelowo
Producer
Ryan Turek
Co-Producer
Terri Taylor
Casting Director
Jacob Aaron Estes
Story
Mario Pérez
Stunts
Popular Reviews
82 reviews
Daylyn
6.0★ · 03/01/26
Really really like the premise of this movie. It feels supernatural and I love time shenanigans in movies. I wish this one didn’t play hard and fast with the rules though.
Actually I wish there were only two timelines. I hate that it reset the week when Jack failed the first time. It lowers the stakes whether it means to or not because now I know that there’s always a chance he can try again. It also makes the rules of the time travel way more confusing. So by the time we get to the end of the movie, the twist doesn’t hit the same because who knows what was altered by Jack failing the first time. It would’ve been way more satisfying and tense if there was only the two timelines.
Actually I wish there were only two timelines. I hate that it reset the week when Jack failed the first time. It lowers the stakes whether it means to or not because now I know that there’s always a chance he can try again. It also makes the rules of the time travel way more confusing. So by the time we get to the end of the movie, the twist doesn’t hit the same because who knows what was altered by Jack failing the first time. It would’ve been way more satisfying and tense if there was only the two timelines.
Really really like the premise of this movie. It feels supernatural and I love time shenanigans in movies. I wish this one didn’t play hard and fast with the rules though.
Actually I wish there were only two timelines. I hate that it reset the week when Jack failed the first time. It lowers the stakes whether it means to or not because now I know that there’s always a chance he can try again. It also makes the rules of the time travel way more confusing. So by the time we get to the end of the movie, the twist doesn’t hit the same because who knows what was altered by Jack failing the first time. It would’ve been way more satisfying and tense if there was only the two timelines.
Actually I wish there were only two timelines. I hate that it reset the week when Jack failed the first time. It lowers the stakes whether it means to or not because now I know that there’s always a chance he can try again. It also makes the rules of the time travel way more confusing. So by the time we get to the end of the movie, the twist doesn’t hit the same because who knows what was altered by Jack failing the first time. It would’ve been way more satisfying and tense if there was only the two timelines.
helli
9.0★ · 08/16/25
legit kaikki mitä oon kattonu missä storm reid on näytelly on ollu iha vitu hyviä🙏
legit kaikki mitä oon kattonu missä storm reid on näytelly on ollu iha vitu hyviä🙏
Benogus
6.0★ · 06/03/25
Was considering giving this two and half stars for most of the movie but the final 20 minutes really wowed me. It’s a gradual paced film so it takes awhile for it to get going but that final act is worth it
Was considering giving this two and half stars for most of the movie but the final 20 minutes really wowed me. It’s a gradual paced film so it takes awhile for it to get going but that final act is worth it
Camila yanez
10.0★ · 04/12/25
LOVED when they broke the fourth wall. Idk if it counts tho because it wasn’t in the sense that they discovered they were being recorded but more in the sense that they felt each others presence and even though they weren’t in the same dimension, they were still looking in each others eyes and communicating.
LOVED when they broke the fourth wall. Idk if it counts tho because it wasn’t in the sense that they discovered they were being recorded but more in the sense that they felt each others presence and even though they weren’t in the same dimension, they were still looking in each others eyes and communicating.
Mandi
5.1★ · 03/31/25
Storm Reid ass always in distress
Storm Reid ass always in distress