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CELL is a movie based on the novel by Stephen King. A great book that I recommend. This film is quite good. If you like The Crazies, 28 Days Later or any zombie films then check this out. John Cusack plays a graphic artist that lives in Boston. His wife and son live in another town. People are constantly on their mobile phones. From the ones using they receive some sort of message, an infection. It drives them crazy. They become violent. Samuel L Jackson plays a train driver. A few other survivors are introduced. Good scares and lots of violence. Cert 15. Good acting from the main cast and the actors. You can look up trivia and discussions once having seen the film.

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We've periodically run across Twitter accounts with random-looking 15 character account names like @JMS4Tvpg8iXucxP As it turns out, these @-names are what Twitter generates if you enter a name in a non-Latin alphabet when creating a new account.

cc: @ZellaQuixote

mentions This means that accounts (especially non-Western ones) with the random 15-character names aren't necessarily suspicious - they may simply not have changed the default name. If the accounts claim US residence and use at least some English, however, that's potentially a red flag.

mentions We looked at a few supposedly US-based accounts with random 15-character names. Our first example is @Qbg6i0zd8DK4aS, an account that despite having only one tweet manages to simultaneously reside in Iraq and the United States.

mentions Next, we have @dOu651SGBLPD2Pa, a purported DC resident with a stolen photo. Per this account's single tweet, "For well being have struggled with being good is that everything is true" and we can't say we disagree with, or can even comprehend, this sentiment.

mentions Hypothetically living in the United States per its profile, @eF5Xn2wy2uJN1W9 was conveniently created at the end of December and hit the ground running tweeting about recent events in Iraq in both English and Arabic.

mentions This wouldn't be a proper roundup of sketchy Twitter accounts without at least one porn account, and @H1Bdl77qjVqGN2H delivers. Interestingly, its first presently live tweet was sent via Twitter SMS, the same mechanism used to temporarily hack @jack's account.

mentions Like @H1Bdl77qjVqGN2H, supposed Berkeley local @rN0chUr532PlR8x's first tweet was also posted via Twitter SMS. This one is a low-volume #MAGAaccount that mostly consists of retweets and memes.

mentions Next up, we have @ITJP5Y5yNO70QFd aka "China News" which is of course based in Washington DC. Rather than a news source, this appears to be a follower-farming account, complete with a short link to some kind of follower growth site that has been deemed unsafe by McAfee.

mentions Moving on, meet @ol502ykFAsJL74o aka "Cheryl", an account with a Pepe avatar that tweets about Hong Kong in multiple languages. Despite claiming to reside in the USA, its tweet schedule is more consistent with Hong Kong.

mentions We'd love to know what @ZLO97kt8f3vmVfz aka "USA for Trump" has tweeted, but sadly, this one's locked. Moving on.

mentions Last but definitely not least, meet UFC world fighting champion @O7tg7vF9QM6vhLW. We are grateful that an athlete of such prominence put in the effort to create this account and tweet a whole three times.