John Althaus (Aaron Hendry) is a "software evangelist" who developed a program in 1984 that creates a chat room. The company pulls the plug on the program which has an AI. John is in room 2210A at the Milamar Hotel. Fast forward to the current day with a Viewcon convention being held for Internet stars. AK Ashley (Lauren Elizabeth) gets double booked and insists on a room. She is put into 2210A which might as well been "1408."

The film reminds me of someone trying to combine "1408" and a found footage film. It was that good and that bad.

Guide: No swearing of nudity. Brief poorly filmed sex.

I will always try and look for some positives in a film...... but I'm struggling here. The artificial world of the empty celebrity has never really been something that I'm hugely drawn to, but I will review this film without any bias. So what exactly is happening to The YouTube star in Suite 2210A? Quite honestly after a few minutes you will have lost a huge proportion of your sensory awareness as you struggle to stick with the disjointed plot and vacuous characters who attach a relevance to such trash. Candy and make up, you will find more depth in a wafer.

Genuinely terrible. 2/10

Given that the running time of this movie is only 77 minutes in length, I have a sneaking suspicion that the movie's initial cut in the editing room was a lot longer, but for reasons unknown to me the movie was subsequently cut down. That might explain the many unexplained questions that come up in the movie. We never know how the evil force in the hotel originally got there, we never know why this evil force is homicidal, and at the end of the movie we never know how the hotel management managed to keep hidden what happened... among many other unanswered questions. But more of an explanation would have padded things out further, and the movie as it is plods by at an incredibly slow pace despite the short running time. For most of the running time, NOTHING of consequence happens. What makes it even worse to sit through is that all of the principle characters are brainless and annoying... and most of the secondary characters, for that matter. While I admit that many bad movies still manage to get a few defenders, I really can't see anyone watching this particular movie all the way through and giving it a thumbs up. A documentary of the making of this movie would probably be a lot more entertaining than the movie itself.