Stephen King’s Most Under-the-Radar Movie?

This week on Two Shot Tuesday, we revisit 1408 (2007) — the Stephen King adaptation that somehow slipped past a lot of people, despite delivering one of the most intense single-location psychological thrillers of the 2000s.Starring John Cusack in a near one-man performance and Samuel L. Jackson in peak cool-and-cryptic form, the film traps its lead inside a haunted hotel room that doesn’t rely on ghosts so much as pure psychological warfare.We break down:How this short story adaptation punches above its weightThe differences between the theatrical and director’s cutsAnd how the 4K restoration completely elevates the experiencePlus, we talk Seinfeld in 4K (and why we’ve been watching it wrong), and somehow end up debating whether we’d survive a trip to the moon.Stephen King. One room. No escape.