

Blackout
- Horror
- Thriller
Three people from different walks of life find themselves trapped inside a stalled elevator. What at first seems like an inconvenience rapidly escalates into a nightmare.
Blackout is a 2008 horror thriller that traps three strangers in a stalled elevator, where a simple inconvenience becomes a terrifying nightmare. The film explores what happens when ordinary people face extraordinary fear in the most claustrophobic setting imaginable.
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Top cast
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Amber TamblynClaudia
Aidan GillenKarl
Armie HammerTommy
Katie StuartFrancesca
Mabel RiveraClaudia's Grandmother
Claudia BassolsPretty Woman
Kate Jennings GrantKarl's Sister-in-Law
Emma PrescottNikki
Andrew TarbetDoctor
Jim ArnoldHomeless Man
Mark Boone JuniorFrancesca's Father

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Blackout — frequently asked
When was Blackout released?
Blackout was released on May 28, 2008.
What is Blackout about?
The film follows three people from different backgrounds who become trapped inside a stalled elevator. What begins as an inconvenience quickly escalates into a horrific ordeal.
What genres does Blackout belong to?
Blackout is a horror thriller that combines suspense and terror in a confined space setting.
Where can I watch Blackout?
As a 2008 released film, Blackout may be available on various streaming platforms, rental services, or physical media—check your preferred streaming service for current availability.









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