Asylum
Why this pick
Another compact Amicus anthology, framed through a psychiatric institution and built from macabre, darkly playful episodes with an escalating sense of unease.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Another compact Amicus anthology, framed through a psychiatric institution and built from macabre, darkly playful episodes with an escalating sense of unease.
Why this pick
Its portmanteau structure, British gothic settings, and lightly ironic horror make it a close companion to Freddie Francis’s bizarre anthology atmosphere.
Why this pick
A sinister antique shop links four cruelly comic supernatural tales, delivering the same cozy-yet-unsettling Amicus rhythm and period texture.
Why this pick
Contemporary with your pick, this EC Comics-inspired anthology favors vivid morality tales, grisly punchlines, and an entertainingly artificial nightmare logic.
Why this pick
Freddie Francis again combines a framing device with flamboyant, storybook-dark episodes; it shares the same eccentric British horror sensibility and anthology momentum.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Prof. R.C. Tremayne

Dr. Nicholas

Bella Thompson
Ann / Beatrice
Paul (Mr. Tiger segment)
Tutor (Mr. Tiger segment)

Timothy Patrick
Polly (Penny Farthing segment)