This film was definitely a breath of fresh air in the independent film world. Great atmosphere and creepy story make this film a winner. The cast and crew were awesome too. Jackie Kelly was amazing playing the lead and Bill Jr. Oberst nailed it with his creepy performance. It was also amazing to see roles by veteran actors in this film like Eric Stanze, Jason Christ, and Debbie Rochon. Trevor Edward Juenger definitely got it right on making something very entertaining and original which is getting rare these days in independent films. Even the longer run time didn't stop me from watching the film from start to finish. It's free to watch on Tubi so check it out. Highly recommended folks.

"The Man in Room 6" is a truly unique and surrealist horror film that boasts a standout performance by Jackie Kelly. Kelly plays three distinct characters: Carrie, the mermaid, and Charlotte. As Carrie, Kelly goes through a transformation that is both mental and physical, making her death halfway through the film all the more shocking. But Kelly's portrayal of a resurrected Carrie, determined to continue her search for the old man, is equally captivating.

As the mermaid, Kelly has no dialogue, but her expressive performance captures the character's playfulness, deep remorse, and love through sacrifice in just a few minutes of screen time. Kelly's portrayal of Charlotte is equally impressive, as she shifts from an abusive wife to a psychopath, all while giving the impression that she is aware of her own descent into madness.

Overall, Kelly's chameleon-like performance is a highlight of the film, and it would be difficult to fully appreciate the protagonist character, Carrie, without her shape-shifting abilities. If you're a fan of independent horror or surrealist cinema, "The Man in Room 6" is definitely worth a watch.