The Langoliers

On a red eye flight to Boston from LA 10 people wake up to a shock. All the passengers and crew have vanished. When they try to contact the ground they make no connections. They land the plane only to discover that things haven't changed. But its like the world is dead. No one is there, the air is still, sound doesn't echo, the food is tasteless. And a distant sound is heard coming closer.

A race of monstrous beings bent on their destruction is heading for them, eating everything in sight.

Critic Reviews:

• " It offers decent special effects, and the suspense of King's story contains enough takeoffs and landings to make Flight 29 an unpredictable, and moderately enjoyable, ride. " – Steve Johnson

• " “The Langoliers” may not give you shrieking nightmares, but it does seem good for at least a dose of squirmy insomnia. " – Tom Shales

• " The cast, on the whole, creates believable characters in an unbelievable situation. " – Scott D. Pierce