Room No.7 2017
"Life or death is only one door away."
Dive into the darkly comic and suspenseful world of *Room No.7 (2017)*, directed by Lee Yong-seung, where a seemingly ordinary DVD sex hotel becomes the stage for a high-stakes psychological showdown.
Director: Lee Yong-seung
Cast
Shin Ha-kyun
Doo-sik
Doh Kyung-soo
Tae-jung
Kim Dong-young
Han-wook
Kim Jong-soo
Real Estate Agent
Kim Jong-goo
Vice-principal
Park Soo-young
Superintendent
Jun Suk-ho
Detective Woo
Hwang Jeong-min
Doo-sik's Sister
Jung Hee-tae
Pawnshop Staff
Lee Seo-hwan
Drunk Man
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Room No.7 (2017) about?
*Room No.7* follows a young employee who hides drugs in a DVD-themed hotel room to pay off debts, only to have his boss stash a deadly secret in the same space. When the boss locks the door, a deadly game of wits erupts between the two men—one desperate to keep the truth buried, the other fighting to survive.
Who directed Room No.7?
Room No.7 was directed by Lee Yong-seung, known for crafting tense and unconventional thrillers with a sharp edge.
Who stars in Room No.7?
The film stars Shin Ha-kyun as the trapped employee, Doh Kyung-soo as the determined outsider, alongside Kim Dong-young, Kim Jong-soo, and Kim Jong-goo in key supporting roles.
Is Room No.7 (2017) worth watching?
With its unique blend of dark comedy and thriller elements, *Room No.7* offers a fresh take on the genre, especially for fans of suspenseful, small-scale dramas. While it doesn't rely on big-name stars, its tight script and escalating tension make it a solid pick for those seeking an offbeat, intense experience.
How long is Room No.7?
Room No.7 has a runtime of 100 minutes.
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About Room No.7 (2017) — A Dark Comedy-Thriller Battle in a Sex Hotel
Dive into the darkly comic and suspenseful world of *Room No.7 (2017)*, directed by Lee Yong-seung, where a seemingly ordinary DVD sex hotel becomes the stage for a high-stakes psychological showdown. The film follows a desperate young employee who stashes drugs in room #7 to settle his debts, only to discover his boss has hidden a gruesome secret inside the same room—locking the door behind him. What unfolds is a tense cat-and-mouse game between two men, each with their own motives, as one fights to keep the horror inside buried and the other races against time to uncover it. With razor-sharp wit and mounting dread, *Room No.7* blends comedy and thriller genres to explore themes of desperation, betrayal, and the fragile line between life and death.
Shin Ha-kyun and Doh Kyung-soo deliver standout performances as the opposing forces locked in this claustrophobic battle of wits, their chemistry driving the film's relentless tension. The claustrophobic setting of the hotel room amplifies every twist, making *Room No.7 (2017)* a gripping ride for fans of dark comedies and edge-of-your-seat thrillers alike.
