Overhead Bin - Buckle up: Frightening flight film prepares for take-off Midway across the Pacific Ocean, passengers and crew aboard a jetliner encounter a dangerous supernatural force. Opens Aug. 31 Think your last flight was a nightmare? If the just-released trailer for the upcoming movie "7500" is any indication, you should probably count your blessings. Set for release this summer, the film promises to be either the scariest flight-flick since "Alive" or the "Snakes on a Plane" of 2012. The film, which chronicles a flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo, by way of hell, is the latest from horror-meister Takashi Shimuzu, best known for directing "The Grudge" series. It stars Amy Smart and Ryan Kwanten as married couple Pia and Brad Martin, Leslie Bibb and Jamie Chung as flight attendants and, apparently, a villain that's only alluded to as some sort of "supernatural force." Alas, the trailer gives no hints about the nature of that force, leaving viewers to imagine their own scary scenarios. The return of the curse from "The Grudge," perhaps, or the smoke monster from the television series "Lost"? Hey, maybe it's the ghost of Peter "Have you ever seen a grown man naked before?" Graves from "Airplane!" Instead, the trailer relies on jump-cuts of screaming passengers, unanswered radio calls and horrified looks from flight attendants as they peer into mysterious bags and boxes. The most realistic scene may be the one of the smug hipster who refuses to turn off his video-game player ... cue the foreboding music ... just before all hell breaks loose. Could that be it? Is it the electronic interference that unleashes the horror? Probably not, although we suspect that, in time, the scene and its aftermath could make for a compelling addition to those obligatory pre-flight safety briefings. In the meantime, all we can say is if a certain foul-mouthed FBI agent had been on the passenger list, we're pretty sure we wouldn't be hearing about no mother-loving snakes on no mother-loving plane. "7500" takes off in theaters on Aug. 31. What's the scariest travel-themed movie you've ever seen?