
Flatliners
Some lines shouldn't be crossed.
Five medical students experiment with "near death" experiences, until the dark consequences of past tragedies begin to jeopardize their lives.
- 6.5
- 1990
- Released
- 1h 55m

Kiefer Sutherland
Nelson Wright
Julia Roberts
Rachel Mannus
Kevin Bacon
David Labraccio
William Baldwin
Joe Hurley
Oliver Platt
Randy Steckle
Kimberly Scott
Winnie Hicks
Joshua Rudoy
Billy Mahoney
Benjamin Mouton
Rachel's Father
Aeryk Egan
Young Nelson
Kesha Reed
Young Winnie
Hope Davis
Anne Coldren
Jim Ortlieb
Uncle Dave
John Duda
Young David
Megan Stewart
Playground Kid
Tressa Thomas
Playground Kid
Sanna Vraa
Bridget
Beth Grant
Housewife
Marilyn Dodds Frank
Bag Lady
Patricia Belcher
Edna
Julie Warner
One of Joe's Woman
Gonzo Gonzalez
Playground Kid
Afram Bill Williams
Ben Hicks
Elinore O'Connell
Rachel's Mother
Nicole Niblack
Joe's Woman
Cynthia Bassham
Joe's Woman
Sarabeth Tucek
Joe's Woman
Ilona Margolis
Joe's Woman
Iilana B'tiste
Joe's Woman
Deborah Torchio
Joe's Woman
Deborah Goomas
Joe's Woman
Michelle McKee
Joe's Woman
Nancy Moran
Joe's Woman
Dede Latinopoulos
Joe's Woman
Susan French
Terminal Woman
Angela Paton
Doctor
Baadja-Lyne Odums
Nurse
John Fink
Doctor
Evelina Fernández
Latin Woman
Ingrid Oliu
Latin Wife
Anne James
Beth
K.K. Dodds
Jill
Natsuko Ohama
Professor
Marie-Alise Recasner
Girl at the Bottom of Stairs (uncredited)
Shauna O'Brien
One of Joe's Women (uncredited)
Ted Otis
Medical Student (uncredited)

Released
en
$26,000,000.00
$61,489,265.00
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Reviews
Flatliners presents a compelling concept about exploring life after death through risky medical experiments conducted by five ambitious students. The film unfolds with a strong character build-up and escalating tension as supernatural consequences begin haunting them. Emotional depth is explored through personal guilt and unresolved trauma, making each character's journey unique. With impressive a

Stop for a minute and contemplate the fact that Joel Schumacher made this when he was channeling Joel Schumacher and it actually turned out to be a good, compelling, and frightening film. How the heck did that happen? I mean, sure, the story was good for a horror flick and it was pretty compelling. And, to be fair, it did have a great case and the acting was beyond par. So you know, there

The arrogance of medicinally inclined youth! I remember coming out the theatre after having seen Flatliners in 1990 and being really annoyed. The premise of the story is so superb and was ripe for a terrifying horror film, but Flatliners then, and now, is not terrifying, but that actually doesn't matter. In 1990 some of the more bright young acting prospects were off making Memphis Belle, th











