Room Six

Hands down, one of the worst movies ever. Like another post, I made an IMDB account just to rant about this movie and warn others to steer clear. This will by far go down in 2025 as the biggest turd of the year. I would rather cut the grass, give the dog a bath, wash my car, slide down a slide of broken glass naked as a jay bird before watching this movie again. The directors and actors should be paying you to watch it.

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.

Rented because the high ratings. Made no sense, and just boring. Not scary or suspenseful at all. Not sure why people rated it so high. I guess you can't trust the reviews and ratings anymore. Probably AI generated. I want my money and my time back. This was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Don't waste your time or money. I don't usually give reviews, but this one was so bad I felt I owed it to the rest of the potential viewers to warn them not to rent this. Just plain stupid and boring. Story doesn't go anywhere. After 80 minutes you are no further along than when the opening credits ran. Garbage.

I'm so mad I bought this movie. Don't be tricked by the high score, they clearly paid to have those reviews done. I'm disappointed in IMDB, usually their ratings are pretty accurate.

Terrible acting, terrible script, low budget.

I'm honestly surprised Amazon even put this film on their platform. This movie just drags on and you wait for something to happen. Some explanation of what happened and how they ended up in this situation, but it never somes.

They must have spent less than $1000 to make this film, honestly. I wish I would have turned it off after the first 5 minutes. I knew it was trash.

Without ever having heard about this movie, as I stumbled upon it in 2025, I still opted to watch the movie. Sure, I virtually didn't know what I was in for here, and thus harbored no expectations.

Writers Matt H. Miller and Michael Panico put together a very bland and slow paced narrative. I struggled to keep feigning an interest in the movie, and ended up perusing my mobile phone whilst the movie droned on as mere background noise.

I was not familiar with a single actress or actor on the cast list, which was actually something that worked in favor of the movie. Despite the fact that the script was rubbish, then I will say that the acting performances were fair.

"Room Six" is not a movie that I would recommend you to waste 79 minutes on watching. There are far, far better thrillers readily available out there.

My rating of writers and directors Matt H. Miller and Michael Panico's 2024 thriller "Room Six" lands on a generous three out of ten stars.