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This catastrophic adaptation of Patrick McGrath's novel gets sillier and more implausible as it goes along.
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What could have been an interesting horror character study... is destroyed by tortuously labored dialogue and a sluggish pace.
Kaleem Aftab
offers a bleak vision of the Fifties, where an outbreak of passion or an artistic impulse would be quickly subjected, like any other madness, to containment. July 2, 2007 | Full Review…
offers a bleak vision of the Fifties, where an outbreak of passion or an artistic impulse would be quickly subjected, like any other madness, to containment.
Anton Bitel
A little like Jack the Ripper in outer space. March 26, 2007
A little like Jack the Ripper in outer space.
Prairie Miller
Despite a superb cast, artful set design and seductive cinematography, Asylum remains a lovingly lensed missed opportunity. February 22, 2007 | Full Review…
Despite a superb cast, artful set design and seductive cinematography, Asylum remains a lovingly lensed missed opportunity.
Rex Roberts
Quote not available. May 12, 2006 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
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Jonathan Kiefer
Asylum had promise. But it's bad enough to make one wonder just who had the loose screws -- the characters, or the people who filmed them? September 16, 2005 | Rating: 2/5
Asylum had promise. But it's bad enough to make one wonder just who had the loose screws -- the characters, or the people who filmed them?
Roger Moore
Patrick McGrath's screenplay, based on his novel, has moments big and small, delivered in appropriate dollops of awfulness. September 16, 2005 | Rating: B-
Patrick McGrath's screenplay, based on his novel, has moments big and small, delivered in appropriate dollops of awfulness.
Tom Long
It's a movie you fall for or you don't, and like Stella, I am not ashamed I did. September 16, 2005 | Rating: 3/4
It's a movie you fall for or you don't, and like Stella, I am not ashamed I did.
Terry Lawson
There is nothing to Stella's character -- or any of these characters, for that matter -- that you can relate to. September 15, 2005 | Rating: 2/4
There is nothing to Stella's character -- or any of these characters, for that matter -- that you can relate to.
Piet Levy
So obsessed with rendering Patrick McGrath's exquisitely twisted Gothic novel as a refined affair that it forgets less ambitious pursuits, like sussing out a way to keep us awake. September 15, 2005 | Full Review…
So obsessed with rendering Patrick McGrath's exquisitely twisted Gothic novel as a refined affair that it forgets less ambitious pursuits, like sussing out a way to keep us awake.
Ian Grey
Based on Pat McCabe's moody novel, Asylum has an over-the-top feverishness that suits its premise. September 15, 2005 | Rating: 3/4
Based on Pat McCabe's moody novel, Asylum has an over-the-top feverishness that suits its premise.
Chris Hewitt
Once characters' actions lose credibility, it's hard to empathize with them, no matter how well the roles are played. September 15, 2005 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Once characters' actions lose credibility, it's hard to empathize with them, no matter how well the roles are played.
Jeff Strickler
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