Uriah43 This movie starts off with a young woman named "Amy" (Christine Taylor) waking up after having a bad dream about being operated on in a hospital while fully conscious. That day while driving home with her boyfriend "Nick Van Dyke" (Shane Brolly) they are involved in a bad traffic accident and he is taken by an ambulance to a hospital. But no hospital in the area claims any admissions. She then begins to see strange visions and suddenly everybody she meets starts acting very unusual. Anyway, for a low-budget film I thought this one wasn't too bad. I especially liked the way the movie kept the mystery going until the very end. Along with that, I thought Christine Taylor performed quite well and was also rather attractive too. Some of the nurses weren't too bad either. In any case, I thought this movie turned out to be pretty interesting and I rate it as slightly above average.

Eyahf_21 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*+++

slstewart48 Room 6... maybe one of the other rooms would have been more interesting, but this one isn't even bad enough to be entertaining! If you must watch it, just watch the first and last fifteen minutes and you'll get the plot. Rod Serling's Twilight Zone did 1/2 hour shows very successfully for years, and before the invention of many special effects we take for granted today. Even the characters who are supposed to be ghoulish and frightening seem to be walking through their parts. The end is anticlimactic. Most times a bad horror film can get away without a message, but with the overused storyline, terrible acting, lack of special effects, and awful directing; there should have been one. Here's my suggestion for the message: Room 6 should be missed at all costs; however, could it prove useful to cinema students as a lesson of what not to do.

cherryxscented At first I though this film narrative had potential to be a relatively good movie but how wrong I was. I found after less 30 minuets of watching I was more than ready to turn off and only continued watching in hopeless thinking that it might have picked up. The acting in this film is truly awful and any attempt at "running away" or chase scenes sees Christine Taylor do no more than a pathetic jog.The random lesbian nurse scene seemed only slightly relevant to the film itself, and poses for "eye-candy" purpose, rather than adding anything to the actual plot.The ending was very predictable and I was relieved that they didn't show Amy in heaven with her father at the end, to make for an extremely cheesy ending.In short, don't bother seeing it and tell your friends to do the same.