The film centers on Dr. Marcus, a renowned psychiatrist who has selected 6 severe mentally ill and dangerous patients from the Spring Valley Mental Hospital to interview as part of research for his new book. As Dr. Marcus interviews each patient, one by one the horrors they have committed begin to unfold. However, Dr. Marcus soon learns that there is one patient who ties them all together - Patient Seven.
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Michael Ironside | Dr. Daniel Marcus |
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Jack Plotnick | Dr. Paul Victor |
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Drew Fonteiro | Shane |
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Rane Jameson | Kyle |
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Grace Van Dien | Patient Five (Jessa) |
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Amanda Graeff | Patient Four (Sarah) |
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Anna Rose Moore | Patient One (Jill) |
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Sirry Jons | Patient Three (Gabrielle) |
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Daniel Lench | Patient Two (John Doe) |
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William Mark McCullough | Patient Six (Damon) |
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Amy Smart | Mom (segment: The Visitant) |
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Doug Jones | Demon (segment: The Visitant) |
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Ashleigh Buxton | Jill (segment: The Visitant) |
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Sibyl Gregory | Katie (segment: The Visitant) |
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Jason Speer | Dad (segment: The Visitant) |
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Dee Bradley Baker | Demon Voice (segment: The Visitant) |
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Alfie Allen | The Man (segment: The Body) |
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Hannah Tointon | Maggie (segment: The Body) |
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Christian Brassington | Alan (segment: The Body) |
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Jack Gordon | Jack (segment: The Body) |
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Ben Matthews | Terry (segment: The Body) |
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Evie Wray | Cat Girl (segment: The Body) |
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Sebastian Joseph | Policeman #1 (segment: The Body) |
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Henry Paker | Policeman #2 (segment: The Body) |
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Paula Gilbert | Babysitter (segment: The Body) |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Regions | Region 1 |
| Owner | Review? |
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| Location | Horror Disk 1 |
| Purchased | On Oct 12, 2016 |
| Watched | Oct 18, 2016 (at Home) |
| Index | 4332 |
| Added Date | Jul 06, 2017 01:44:05 |
| Modified Date | Aug 01, 2023 01:32:06 |
My quick rating - 5,5/10. One of a few problems with anthology movies is they tend to have good episodes, and bad episodes. Just like anything else. This can also be good since you will have different audiences viewing the material and one or two bad doesn't pull you completely out of the entire movie. So this story is seen through the analysis of a doctor/writer (wonderful as always, Michael Ironside) interviewing patients of a mental hospital to get the "real" feeling of the crimes that got them locked up. Without breaking each down, they each are stories of various insanity levels that don't ever go over the top but are able to get just enough of a response for you and Ironside to to get a feeling of them. This is not done through cheap scare tactics but conveyed through quality performances from the actors/actresses. I would also not being doing justice without pointing out the astounding part played by Alfie Allen. I was also partial to the little girl in her segment, what a little brat. Anyway, the stories were adequate, some better then others, and none outstanding. Another positive note, they were able to tie the whole thing together in the end.
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