The psychological thriller sci-fi film 'The Cell' directed by Tarsem Singh was released in theaters.
The score for 'The Cell' was composed by Howard Shore, known for his work on 'The Lord of the Rings'.
Carl Stargher begins his violent killing spree, committing gruesome murders and capturing victims.
The FBI starts investigating Carl Stargher's crime spree after multiple victims are found dead.
Carl Stargher kidnaps and captures FBI Agent Peter Novak, intending to kill him last.
Child psychologist and experimental therapist Dr. Catherine Deane is recruited by the FBI to use an experimental neural technology to enter Peter Novak's mind.
Dr. Catherine Deane performs the first mental descent into Carl Stargher's subconscious to locate Peter Novak.
Catherine explores the surreal and twisted world inside Stargher's mind, discovering his traumatic past and fragmented mental landscape.
Catherine identifies the mental construct where Peter Novak is trapped within Stargher's mind.
Inside the mind, Stargher tries to murder Peter Novak, threatening his life within the mental space.
Catherine confronts Stargher’s twisted consciousness to rescue Peter Novak, overcoming mental obstacles and dangers.
Following Catherine's successful mental intervention, the FBI locates and rescues the kidnapped agent in the physical world.
