Four Rooms

(1995)

Four Rooms is a quirky 1995 comedy film that tells four interlocking stories set in a rundown hotel on New Year's Eve. Directed by Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, and Quentin Tarantino, each segment focuses on a different hotel room and the bizarre encounters that occur within them.

The film introduces us to Ted, a timid bellhop, as he navigates his way through the hotel's eccentric guests. In Room 404, Ted is asked to babysit the children of a coven of witches who need him for a sinister ritual. In Room 309, a married couple, Chester and Angela, ask a favor of Ted that leads to unexpected consequences. In Room 404, Ted encounters a group of mischievous misfits playing a dangerous game that has dangerous consequences for him. Lastly, in Room 309, Ted finds himself engaged in a high-stakes bet that involves a bet about the manhood of Sigfried, a renowned magician.

As the night unfolds, Ted finds himself caught up in a series of absurd and outlandish situations, testing his resolve and pushing him to overcome his fears and assert himself. With an eclectic combination of humor, suspense, and fantasy, Four Rooms is a unique and entertaining film that offers a fascinating glimpse into the bizarre world of the hotel's guests and the bizarre situations they encounter.