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Poster and trailer for thriller Traffik starring Paula Patton and Omar Epps

January 15, 2018 by Amie Cranswick

A poster and trailer have arrived online for the upcoming thriller Traffik. Written and directed by Deon Taylor, the film stars Paula Patton, Omar Epps, Roselyn Sanchez, Laz Alonso, Dawn Olivieri, Missi Pyle, William Fichtner and Luke Goss; check them out here…

Brea, a journalist and her boyfriend John are off for a romantic weekend in the mountains. On their way up the coast they stop in a small town and are accosted a group of men on motorcycles. Barely avoiding a fight, Brea and John continue on their trip, unaware that they have inadvertently come into possession of a mobile phone… A mobile phone that the bikers are desperate to retrieve.

Now, alone in the mountains in an isolated rental home, Brea and John must defend themselves against a group of conspirators, who will stop at nothing to get the phone, destroy the evidence it holds and kill anyone who would tell their secrets.

https://youtu.be/8ybEUT0-3kU

Traffik is set for release on April 27th.

Originally published January 15, 2018. Updated January 21, 2018.

Filed Under: Amie Cranswick, Movies, News, Trailers Tagged With: Dawn Olivieri, Deon Taylor, Laz Alonso, Luke Goss, Missi Pyle, Omar Epps, Paula Patton, Roselyn Sanchez, Traffik, William Fichtner

About Amie Cranswick

Amie Cranswick is Executive Editor of Flickering Myth, responsible for overseeing editorial coverage across film, television and pop culture.

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