1408 (2007)
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I have always been a fan of subtle horror (I recall mentioning this in a few of my previous reviews, so if you truly read my thoughts, then you'll know this), and this is THE best film which exhibits this feature of horror films. There may be blood involved, but the film relies more on the viewers' imagination as to how the t... read more
Wasted opportunity
There were a few decent scares and the buildup leading to the room was pretty well done, but it was just one big disappointment a... read more
way overrated

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"Dolphin Hotel, New York City, New York A classy hotel on Lexington Avenue, New York City. For 95 years, no one has survived more than an hour inside its room 1408. Why you wouldn’t want to visit: Don’t enter room 1408."

"It's a tricky thing to try and adapt a Stephen King story onto the screen. This is why when Hollywood first tried to give his books some sentience in the form of live action features, it was always a hit and miss affair. A big part of the reason is because, on the printed page, King has the ability to use his very detailed and precise prose to make the "fantastic" seem believable. However, trying to do this on a visual level has often proven to be much more challenging. This is why as the direct"

"Don’t go in there. If someone says “Don’t go in there!” Then don’t."

"It's a tricky thing to try and adapt a Stephen King story onto the screen. This is why when Hollywood first tried to give his books some sentience in the form of live action features, it was always a hit and miss affair. A big part of the reason is because, on the printed page, King has the ability to use his very detailed and precise prose to make the "fantastic" seem believable. However, trying to do this on a visual level has often proven to be much more challenging. After starring in anot"

"Re-watch - Oct. 28th I figured I should have a dose of Stephen King in here as well this month. I hadn't seen 1408 since its theatrical run, which meant the film felt mostly fresh to me. I still remembered some aspects of course, but there were a few moments I'd forgotten entirely. It's so immersive, I really get deeply engaged in what's going on and all that our protagonist goes through. And it's pretty intense at times, which makes it perfect viewing this time of year. I still find it quite o"