You won't be disappointed!

Too much of everything

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

The film is about a woman, Amy (Christine Taylor), who must face her greatest fears, when her fiancé, Nick (Shane Brolly), is taken to a mysterious hospital after a nearly fatal car crash. As mysterious events begin to transpire around her, she comes to realize she must confront her demons, figurative and literal, if she is to save her lover. There was a little, but not nearly enough gore. If you're going to make a STV type movie - GO ALL OUT. There was flesh eating and lots of needles. It was effective, but horrible scares. Lots of potential, little payoff.The actual film making was definitely the best aspect of Room 6. They obviously put a lot of money and time into this. The sets and effects were nearly flawless. The demon scenes were really awesome. When you have all of these tools - why don't you use them more often?As far as the acting goes, Christine Taylor, Jerry O'Connell, and Shane Brolly are all relatively well thought of actors. Unfortunately, they are not meant to be in a film like this. I do believe they could have had better performances had the script not been god-awful. Obviously, it just wasn't right and the actors suffered big time for it.Bottom Line: When a good premise goes badly...oh, what could have been. If only the majority of this movie took place inside of the hospital rather than the soap opera happening to Amy outside. Christine Taylor is very talented, but this script gave the actors nothing to work with. Plus, she just isn't cut out to play a lead in a horror/suspense movie anyways. This is one of the type of movies that need to have less plot (because it's so ridiculously stupid) and more action. The parts with demons and gore were pretty sweet and could have been built upon so much more. The movie was unsuccessfully scary and suspenseful and tried to rely on some incredibly lame story that didn't make a lot of since and the viewer honestly does not care about. However, the direction was good and it's an early effort from Michael Hurst. He's got a few movies he has done since this that I will definitely give a shot.

Overall, I think this movie was pretty great but I do have a few bad things about it :(. Besides that it's kinda slow it wasn't necessarily spooky at all. I think the director tried really hard to scare the audience so many times but it just didn't work and I even thought it was a joke and funny. I felt a lot for Amy considering she had to face her biggest fear to save her boyfriend and I thought that is really sweet and that not everybody would do that. The ending was very touching. The whole movie is deeper than what it seems.You can see that she really really loved him.What I think is the question this movie provides for the audience is ''How far would you go to save the love of your life?'' ''Would you face your biggest fear to do so''?

Story about a woman whose been haunted in her dreams, She's a preschool teacher and has a student that's also having dreams similar to her and will eventually finds solution the unsolved mystery. Its pretty odd movie, same old horror flick. but the mystery made me interested to this movie. The story was quite incredible and unique as well. Its pretty scary too though there's few dull moments. I could say that the acting was better than expected. Casting was quite good.I would recommend this movie to those who love horror but not to the movie goer. This is a low budget film but the director did well. It is still worth watching for. Thumbs up!*cheers*+++

Well I was in the local game story and looking through the movies and I see this movie with a $1.99 price tag and say "Well this movie has to be worth at least the $1.99 that I pay for it" I'll admit oddly that I was right.As horror movies go this is definitely an enjoyable watch with some creepy moments that are definitely worth a peek. This movie is much like the movie Sublime about a creepy ghost hospital that takes it's victims away and never gives them back.There is a fairly good deal of acting and anyone that sees this should be truly creeped out. I say spend your 2-5 on this movie it is worth that much at least.