It's been a while since we've had a good Stephen King adaptation in theaters. The upcoming 1408 with John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson looks pretty promising. Director Mikael Hafstrom talks one on one with us about his first English mainstream horror film, the challenges of working on a film that focuses on one man alone in a hotel room, and what genre the Derailed director would like to tackle in the future.
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It's been a while since we've had a good Stephen King adaptation in theaters. The upcoming 1408 with John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson looks pretty promising. Director Mikael Hafstrom talks one on one with us about his first English mainstream horror film, the challenges of working on a film that focuses on one man alone in a hotel room, and what genre the Derailed director would like to tackle in the future.
