The name of this movie is a horror movie with a hotel room number on it.

Translation: 1408 Phantom Room | 1408 | 1408 Director: (Micael Haverstrom Micael H? fstr？ M) Main performances: (john cusack john cusack) (Samuel Jackson Samuel L. Jackson) (Mary McMaco mary mccormack) (Jasmine Jessica Anthony Jasmine Jessica Anthony) (david nicholls) (Alexandra silber) (Tony Thurber, Tony Shalhoub) Final screening: June 22nd, 2007, USA: American white: British color: color duration: USA: 94 genre: horror film category: Ireland: 15A UK: 15 USA: PG-.

Plot introduction

He doesn't believe in ghosts, souls after death, and God ... He only believes in what he sees with his eyes, and seeing is believing. Eyes are the most powerful weapon to distinguish between true and false. He is the horror novelist Mike Anselin, and his fame in the literary world comes from his objective and pertinent analysis and opinions on a series of terrorist events in his works. Recently, there is an established weathervane in the field of fiction: as long as the novel is irresponsible nonsense about haunted rooms or cemeteries, it will surely sell well, because this supernatural phenomenon beyond the normal range can often satisfy readers' endless curiosity. Mike has been busy writing this kind of horror novel recently. But because there are no examples for reference, Mike always feels that his story lacks the corresponding soul. So after hearing that the new york Dolphin Hotel was haunted, Mike quickly packed his bags and checked into the hotel. Despite the warning of Mr. Olin, the lobby manager, he just moved into the room 1408, which is said to be occupied by ghosts, and became the first guest in this room for many years ... In fact, Mike also has his own wishful thinking in his heart. According to past experience, he thinks that the haunted room is a false news fabricated by the manager and his employees. The purpose is simple. In order to attract more guests in this way, he decided to use the events in this room to provide material for the last chapter of his novel, and at the same time, he could expose the despicable behavior of the dolphin hotel and make them fall short. This time, however, Mike was completely wrong. The night in room 1408 became a nightmare that he could not get rid of all his life, which turned him from an atheist to an out-and-out believer. Every night, he kept fighting with the devil. For Mike, the most important thing now is not to create a best-selling novel, but how to survive.