Synopsis
The only demons in room 1408 are those within you.
A man who specializes in debunking paranormal occurrences checks into the fabled room 1408 in the Dolphin Hotel. Soon after settling in, he confronts genuine terror.
2007 Directed by Mikael Håfström
A man who specializes in debunking paranormal occurrences checks into the fabled room 1408 in the Dolphin Hotel. Soon after settling in, he confronts genuine terror.
John Cusack Samuel L. Jackson Mary McCormack Jasmine Jessica Anthony Tony Shalhoub Alexandra Silber Noah Lee Margetts William Armstrong Paul Birchard Margot Leicester Angel Oquendo Walter Lewis Eric Meyers Holly Hayes Johann Urb Andrew-Lee Potts Kim Thomson Drew Powell Isiah Whitlock Jr. Benny Urquidez Len Cariou Ray Nicholas Paul Kasey George Cottle William Willoughby Thomas A. McMahon Kevin Dobson Peter Conboy Georgie Lee-Robinson Show All…
Tina Maskell Jamie Edgell Benny Urquidez Mark Kubr David Garrick Gregory J. Barnett Tim Mikulecky Sarah Franzl Christian Eric Billings Jeffrey G. Barnett
Craig Irving Steve Single Ruth Sullivan Richard Kondal Ricky Butt Tim Cavagin Francis Ward Lindsay Alex Joseph Nigel Mills Brian Simmons Steve Mayer Cecilia Lanzi Mark Lafbery
Shaune Harrison Karl Derrick Denise Wynbrandt Pippa Woods Suzanne Stokes-Munton Pauline Heyes Catherine Heyes
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The lesson is when Samuel L. Jackson tells you to not stay in the room, YOU DON’T STAY IN THE MOTHERF*CKING ROOM!
I can't believe they remade that one episode of The Suite Life of Zack and Cody into a whole movie
I loved the premise of a skeptic staying at supposed haunted hotels and debunking them in his books!
Psychological trauma dispensed by top notch actors like John Cusack whom basically was a one man show and a brief appearance by Samuel L. Jackson that was equally as powerful!
John Cusack left me gasping for air when Stephen King opted to prey on some of his audience's fear of heights! Cusack took us on an devastatingly frantic rollercoaster ride that touched on sensitive nerves that left me clinging to the ceiling like Sylvester the cat from looney tunes fame!
I preferred the ending in the Theatrical version over the Director's Cut!
Okay so I rented this on demand and was like okay good movie but pretty shitty ending so then I was looking at the Wikipedia page and saw that this was the third alternate ending??? Why would you put an alternate ending on this copy of the movie??? With no choice to view the theatrical ending??? And literally every ending I read except the one I saw seems great I'm really confused. Also Samuel jacksons character was way too cool to be so minor
Much like watching air slowly leak from a balloon.
Starts out fine and ends up empty and flaccid.
1408 doesn't quite hold up as much as it did when I was a kid and this time it left me bored by the end. I hate to be that guy, but the short story is way better than the movie.