Phone Booth (2002)

Phone Booth (2002) is an experiment in real-time filmmaking that takes place in a phone booth where Colin Farrell is held hostage by a sniper on the line, with the madman threatening to kill passersby. Amidst this drama Farrell is accosted by a gang of hookers, played with slutty appeal by Paula Jai Parker, Tia Texada, and Arian Waring Ash. That's just the sort of spice audiences expect from a script written by veteran exploitationer Larry Cohen, of Hell Up in Harlem (1973) and It's Alive (1974) fame.