Asylum
Why this pick
A tightly contained British horror anthology whose separate patient stories sustain the same creepy, economical made-for-nightmares appeal as Trilogy of Terror.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A tightly contained British horror anthology whose separate patient stories sustain the same creepy, economical made-for-nightmares appeal as Trilogy of Terror.
Why this pick
Three sharply distinct horror pieces, each built around intimate dread, stylized lighting, and punchy twists—the same concise, sinister anthology pleasure.
Why this pick
Its five cruelly playful cautionary tales deliver compact shocks and dark irony, matching Trilogy of Terror’s relish for escalating supernatural comeuppance.
Why this pick
For the anthology structure and ghost-story chill, though its exquisitely artificial sets and deliberate pacing make it a more dreamlike, visually sumptuous experience.
Why this pick
A comic-book-bright anthology that shares the film’s gleeful variety of self-contained scares, balancing macabre fun with nasty little sting-in-the-tail stories.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Chad Foster

Dr. Chester Ramsey

Arthur Moore

Anne Richards

Julie / Millicent Larimore / Therese Larimore / Amelia

Thomas Amman