1408 (2007) Spoiler-Free Movie Review With a haunted hotel room, psychological torment, and John Cusack trapped with the unknown for an hour, 1408 (2007) takes us on a mind-bending horror trip. In this episode, we check into room 1408 and break down our favorite moments, the eerie visuals, and whether Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson’s performances still bring the chills. Plus, Bobby dissects the film’s deeper meaning, while Ashley debates if she’d last five minutes in that room (spoiler: absolutely not). 1408 (2007) Movie Details: Release Date: June 22, 2007 Length: 1h 44m Rated: PG-13 Genre: Horror, Thriller Director(s): Mikael Håfström Writer(s): Matt Greenberg, Scott Alexander, Larry Karaszewski; based on the short story by Stephen King Producer(s): Lorenzo di Bonaventura Distributed by: Dimension Films Main Actors: John Cusack (Mike Enslin), Samuel L. Jackson (Gerald Olin) Where to watch: Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, Google Play Store, YouTube, YouTube TV Synopsis: "The Dolphin Hotel invites you to stay in any of its stunning rooms, except for one. No one lasts an hour in 1408, and some rooms are locked for a reason." 📩 Email us at microsodespodcast@gmail.com with comments, suggestions, recommendations—or send us your own reviews!   Check out this episode's "Could-be, 5-Star Sponsor": THE COMFY (This episode is NOT sponsored by The Comfy or any of its affiliates)