Room Six

Incredible performances and a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. It's a great thriller and has all the elements you could ask for. It is beautifully shot, and the cinematography really adds to the genre. The second it starts you feel like you are a part of the world and watching the movie from a first hand perspective. If you are trying to support indie filmmaking, this is one you shouldn't miss and you won't regret the purchase. It has a small cast, but the actors are all able to support the story wonderfully. Mickey O'sullivan shines in a way that is deeply disturbing and enigmatic.

The acting was good as was the cinematography but it wasn't horror and would've been suspenseful had something actually happened. I won't give away any plot twists because there weren't any. I'm just upset that I accidentally clicked "buy" instead of "rent" because I will not be watching this again.

Sophie Echendu and Mickey O'Sullivan play their roles extremely well and are to be commended for their respective performances, especially since they had very little to work with.

Props go out to the location manager and the set designer as they each gave us a sense of horror and suspense however, neither huge plot, storyline or script fulfilled this promise.

This movie kept you in suspense from the opening scene. Each scene was very well crafted to keep you guessing. The three main actors had great chemistry and worked great together! Mickey O'Sullivan is great in everything he is in and portrayed this character very convincingly. The story is one that someone in an overnight, low end job or someone who was ever stayed at a shady motel can relate to. The twists and turns will have you on the edge of your seat. The movie plays really well into the theme of the directors' first movie, Carjack. Suspense and thrillers are definitely in their wheelhouse. Can't wait to see what's next!

Great film and production. This film was a masterclass in suspense. From the opening scene to the final frame, the tension never let up, keeping me on the edge of my seat. Every twist felt earned, and the pacing was relentless without ever feeling rushed. The cinematography was incredible - dark, gritty, and intensely focused, perfectly matching the story's tone. Clever use of lighting and tight framing built an atmosphere thick with paranoia and uncertainty. Every scene felt purposeful and immersive. A must-watch!!!! I highly recommend.

Devon Gulati is phenomenal director and producer. Great job!

Rented because it had a decent score but it was just very bad. Thinking the reviews must be artificially inflated/ bought/ done by friends and fam because they don't make sense given the quality of the actual movie. The story didn't make sense, not much happened, there was absolutely no resolution, and there was no real explanation for who these people are or why they're in this situation. This maybe could have worked as a short film? I guess props for trying? The guy who played Red was pretty hot, and I guess the acting was ok from the two male leads. That's the best I can offer! Just go ahead and skip this!