Thinking I was clever, the next day, I left for work about five minutes earlier than I normally do after setting an alarm on my phone to play "We've Only Just Begun," by the Carpenters and sticking it up on top of the cabinets, where she wouldn't find it. Not really related, but I always think back to around Halloween of 2018 when my ex and I watched this movie to get into the spirit of the holiday. My only slight disappointment is that I think it'd be cool if the DVD had a feature, kinda like Clue, where one of the three endings would play at random, cause they're all pretty starkly different. Stephen King wrote a short story of the same name in 1999, which was adapted into a 2007 American psychological horror film. But if you have or have not checked out the latest John Cusack movie Room 1408 - you should It is twisted and demented Imagine yourself in his situation living out your own writing and living in that nightmare. Some of them plain boring or too gruesome. And it's easy to see why, with the success of recent adaptations of his work like Gerald's Game, In The Tall Grass. I know throughout the years there has been dumb horror flicks. Watch the trailer below: While there's plenty on Netflix to quench your horror/thriller thirst, King seems to be the reigning champ. died?”Ĭompletely agree, I remember it scared the hell out of me the first time I saw it, I think it does a great job building tension throughout. But it seems one is quickly climbing the ranks to be among the most-watched movies on Netflix. Have slept in that bed before you? How many of them were sick? How many of them “Hotel rooms are a naturally creepy place.
All I can is that it was the first horror movie I saw by myself and it’s what got me reading Stephen King and watching horror flicks. And that’s where I’m going to leave it, to say anymore would spoil it for you. He tries bribing him with expensive booze, money which, of course, fails. He tells Mike of the sordid past of the room, of the people who died, all very matter of fact like. What follows is one of the best build-ups I’ve ever seen. Mike Enslin (John Cusack) is a skeptic and author who debunks. Jackson as the hotel manager, Gerald Olin. A man who specializes in debunking paranormal occurrences checks into the fabled room 1408. With no other assignments, he takes the chance and heads over. His goal is to spend an entire night in room 1408, but when. One day after a near death surfing accident, he receives a postcard telling him not to visit Room 1408 at the Dolphin Hotel in New York City. It is for his current project that Mike heads to New York City and into the Dolphin Hotel. Places he doesn’t believe in, but he writes about it anyway cause it sells. He used to write novels but now write about haunted hotels and haunted places. The movie follows Mike Enslin, a writer who has lost his daughter and is now separated from his wife. It stars John Cusack and costars Samuel L. 1408 is an eerie and claustrophobic thriller that has a pervasive sense of eminent fear which makes a highly entertaining horror film that could leave you with. 1408, if you didn’t know, is a 2007 psychological horror movie based the Stephen King short story of the same name.
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