They forgot The Shining :D
Phonelines destroyed by a snowstorm and Jack destroying the hotels radio...
How could they? IT'S THE F* SHINING!!!!!!

They also forgot The Chaser; one of the "call-girls" gets a message failed as soon as she steps inside the creepy bathroom. It would be harder to find movies where no phone malfunctions.

I think they were trying to stick with Cell phones, but I agree that one is classic.

They forgot Scream, the first time ghost face attacks Syd, she's up in her bedroom and there's no signal so she rushes to her computer.

What, no M:I 3?

EIGHT LEGGED FREAKS...classic!

woah! where was jurassic park 3? or any of the cranks? sfor shame.

College Humor didn't make the video. It was YouTube user richfofo

I love that even though this was just four + minutes of very short clips from movies, meaning there must have been hundreds of movies that ended up making the cut, there are still people who can think of others.

I used to always mention the loss of cell reception concept in horror movies to my friends so I'm glad that someone did a tribute to that.

Writers of genre scripts generally don't want to deal with cell phones, the internet, etc. Having easy communication available by digital means everywhere dismantles decades-old cliches they want to lean on.

wtf, collegehumor totally ripped this from rich!

Isn't that always the way.

I laughed out loud at the guys trying to use their phone in the ocean...

I live right off the Pacific Ocean and was surprised how far you can go on a boat and still get reception. This was especially true when most carriers were operating at frequencies below 1GHz (long radiowaves travel farther). But yeah, if you can't see land (like in Adrift 2) your pretty much S.O.L.. Makes me think of the jungle scene in Tropic Thunder when the director trashes the actors' cell phones. Other than Stiller's sat phone, those standard cells were pretty worthless.

Wow, hundreds of people all in that 3 percent... this video was way too long, just goes to show how big of a problem it is.

i cant believe some of those are actually movies...

i feel like watching funny people again

Trying to think of the word that brings attention to the complexity and originality of the SAW series' dealings with the "No signal" platitude:

Quoth Charlie Kaufman: synecdoche