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*John Cusack

(Mike Enslin)

*Samuel L. Jackson

(Gerald Olin)

*Mary McCormack

(Lily Enslin)

*Jasmine Jessica Anthony

(Katie Enslin)

1408
A writer renowned for debunking infamous paranormal events is confronted by a force that he cannot explain upon checking into room 1408 of the notoriously haunted Dolphin Hotel. Mike Enslin (John Cusack) is an author who specializes in horror, but who only believes in what he can see with his eyes and touch with his hands. Having constructed an entire career on his ability to dispel superstitious "haunted house" rumors, Mike is convinced that the afterlife is a manmade construct designed to offer false comfort to the weak minded. Mike's latest project is a book entitled "Ten Nights in Haunted Hotel Rooms," and it seems that in room 1408 of the Dolphin Hotel, this skeptical scribe may finally find proof of the supernatural. Implored by the hotel manager (Samuel L. Jackson) not to enter room 1408, Mike defiantly procures the key and prepares to dispel yet another spectral sham. Now, as is the case with many of life's most profound epiphanies, the writer who thought he knew it all is caught entirely off guard at the precise moment he least expected it. Subsequently faced with undeniable proof of an afterlife, Mike may have a best-seller on his hands if he can simply survive until sunrise. Mary McCormack and Jasmine Jessica Anthony co-star in director Mikael Håfström's (Derailed) adaptation of an original short story by horror icon Stephen King. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Good Modern Horror - Pilchards
I really enjoyed this movie, although I agree with critics that it didn't add anything new to the genre. However, I think it's really hard to be original nowadays, when most new thriller/horror films are usually laughable. It's getting harder and harder ...
One of the better Stephen King movies - toopopcultured
Overall, I was impressed. Definately the short story was better for real terror (I want to read it again now that I've seen the movie, but I'm a little reluctant to put myself there again) but the movie was great. It sucked me in. Wasn't overdone as most ...
Great Film - arigold
1408 is one of the best film adaptations of a Stephen King story, and is highly atmospheric. I am so tired of movies masquerading themselves as horror films these days, when all they offer are ludicrous plot lines and excess gore, violence and gratuituous ...

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