So many questions, no answers.

Rating: 1/10 (27 July 2014)

What's wrong with this movie:
Divorced couple, dead child.
Skeptic proved wrong. Worried person who knows the truth, trying to convince stubborn skeptic not to go "there". No matter how many people died "there", how odd everything seems, skeptic still skeptical. Very strange things start happening, skeptic still skeptical. No way out, skeptic is trapped, but still skeptical, for a second, then in total panic, out of his mind, unable to conduct a single constructive idea.
Many cheap quick scenes in style of: "look out, it's right behind you".
Plot makes no sense, and NOT trying to make any sense.
Character(s) are not developed at all, and you cannot really care about any of them.
Evil room?

What in the room is evil? Walls, furniture, wallpaper? Air between walls?

Why is the room so evil? Is there a reason?

When the room became evil?

If walls are indeed evil, are only inner sides of them in such sinister mood, or does neighboring rooms share a little bit of this deviousness?

Does the room profit from being so evil somehow or is it just sadistically enjoying, when people are suffering?

What happens if you'd unscrew all doors, replace outer wall with a big window, and have a little garden there? Will the room still be evil?

It seems room has a total and unbelievable control over the main character, preventing him from escaping in any imaginable way. It goes so far to make him believe he escaped, and construct full outer environment, people, (meaningful) conversations, etc... BUT, it cannot prevent him from starting the fire?

How the fire damaged the room anyway? Furniture and wallpapers were burned, so one of those two was actually evil? It wasn't walls then? If only management would know what, they could replace wallpapers and furniture and problem would be solved. But, what if someone would bough part of that furniture, lets say bed? Would he have an evil bed then?

Finally the main character die. He is about to be reunited with his daughter, who he loves and misses terribly, but before he goes, he'll take his time, scare the hell out of the hotel manager and stand in that evil room, just for fun. Make sense.