
Looks like John Cusack liked the genre taste that he got with IDENTITY, because he’s returning to the fold in the adaptation of the Stephen King short story 1408. The premise is simple, but effective:
It centers on a debunker of paranormal occurrences who encounters real terror when he checks into notorious Room 1408 at the Dolphin Hotel.
Director Mikael Hafstrom adds this to the mix – “This film is so much a one-man show. It’s quite a contained drama. It is a horror film if you want to put a label on it, but the way I see it, it’s much more an inner-journey of this character.”
Character driven horror? Sweet! Sounds like a perfect role for Cusack who is one of my favorite actors hands down. Can’t wait to see how this one develops.












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