gpeltz
Spoiler Alert, as I will be talking about, Room 6, (2006) Directed and co written by Michael Hurst. Mark A Altman also gets writing credits. The movie is watchable. It strives for a mood of altered realities. Ground covered in far superior films such as, Jacob's Ladder (1990), and, The Sentinel (1997) now throw in a good amount of "Silent Hill" or Session 9 (2001) All the leads are good, they include the stars, Nick and Amy, played by Shane Brolly and Christine Taylor, Separated in a car crash, He is taken to Hell, and she is left to look for him. Jerry O'Connell, plays Lucas, also involved in the crash, and searching for his daughter who was also taken to a place unknown. To say Amy was drawn into some alternate world, of demons and monsters, would be understating the case. The movie kept hitting all the right notes, The effects were efficient, and the music was charged. The only thing that did not work in this movie was, any sense of reason. Through many hints and flashbacks, we see that Amy has to face her guilt for committing a terrible act as a very young girl. There is no real explanation why Nick has to suffer. Oh well, it doesn't matter, what does matter is that it kept me watching. Eight out of Ten "Mysterious Hospitals" Stars
SeptumSin
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.
disdressed12
as far as horror movies go,this one has nothing new.and the movie is pretty slow,but not as slow as some.for awhile the movie was just that,a slow horror movie.but then it degenerates into some absurd subplots that have no point to the movie.the acting becomes laughable,and the movie joins it.there's some completely pointless female nudity/lesbian/vampire scenes,which scream porno,in my mind.Christine Taylor,the lead actress,was OK,but nobody else really was.and calling this a horror movie is a big stretch.it's not scary in the least.it's also predictable for the most part.i also think it should have ended way before it did.as for the ending,i didn't like it.it was pointless,but that fit well with the rest of the movie.the only reason i don't give this movie a 1 or even a 0 is because i've seen many movies worse than this.i give Room 6 a 3/10
junk-mail-4
I assume the Horror Channel in the UK purchases these landfill horror flicks by the yard like bad lino. Suffice to say it's the worst kind of cookie-cutter crap imaginable. The cast try valiantly, with even the staggeringly unlikeable Jerry O'Connell (how is he still working?) giving it the old college try. But trash is trash, and no matter how you polish, it remains so. I'm reticent to even mention the most gratuitous lesbian nurse scene ever lest it suggests something worth watching out of lustful desperation. The director even makes lesbian nurses moribund.Avoid like the clap. And stop watching the Horror Channel; it's just no damn good.
AD
