The only demons in room 1408 are those within you. Renowned horror novelist Mike Enslin (Cusack) only believes what he can see with his own two eyes. Full Movie Youku FileFront Tudou
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Please note that this review refers to the theatrical version, and not the Director's Cut DVD release which features a completely different ending. Mike Enslin is a cynic. He is the author of books that detail and debunk popular ghost stories and haunted hot-spots, and it quickly becomes obvious that he is somewhat disenchanted with the life that he leads. That is, of course, until he receives an invitation to Room 1408 at the Dolphin Hotel, a room in which lies his and arguably John Cusack's biggest challenge yet. It soon becomes apparent that 1408 is not your standard horror movie, as what follows, ...
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"We've only just begun...to live..." That's just a simple lyrics from that famous song from The Carpenters. Very inspiring, very encouraging, very melodic. But after watching 1408, it became very creepy! John Cusack did a very disturbing but genuinely impressive portrayal of Michael Enslin, an author and the hero of Stephen King's short story. Scouring the country, anywhere from cheap Orlando vacation rental homes to the most expensive hotels, skeptic Enslin embarked in a journey in search for the creepiest places. Though he was known for publishing books that tell tales of horror, Enslin never encountered a ghost. Until he checked in at Dolphin ...
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