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Similar to Patient Seven
Dr. Marcus, a renowned psychiatrist, 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.
Dr. Daniel Marcus
Dr. Paul Victor
Shane
Kyle
Patient Two (John Doe)
Patient Three (Gabrielle)
Patient Five (Jessa)
Patient Six (Damon)
Mom (segment: "The Visitant")
Demon (segment: "The Visitant")
Demon Voice (segment: "The Visitant")
The Man (segment: "The Body")
Maggie (segment: "The Body")
Alan (segment: "The Body")
Woman (segment: "Undying Love")
Girlfriend (segment: "Undying Love")
Alley Zombie (segment: "Undying Love")
**A well made film, but pointless.** Patient Seven has great actors, a good score and interesting dialogue. It delivers seven horror short stories that are never boring. Unfortunately the film makers never went through the trouble of connecting those stories, offering closure to each of the patients, or even giving us a proper ending. Instead of reusing horror elements throughout the various plots, (same monsters, same crimes) they could have used the content to paint a bigger picture. In all, an opportunity wasted. 12 October 2016 I am migrating my reviews from a different site which has become simply garbage. TMDB looks awesome and I look forward to be a part of it.
October 11, 2016
Dr. Daniel Marcus
Dr. Paul Victor
Shane
Kyle
Patient Two (John Doe)
Patient Three (Gabrielle)
Patient Five (Jessa)
Patient Six (Damon)
Mom (segment: "The Visitant")
Demon (segment: "The Visitant")
Demon Voice (segment: "The Visitant")
The Man (segment: "The Body")
Maggie (segment: "The Body")
Alan (segment: "The Body")
Woman (segment: "Undying Love")
Girlfriend (segment: "Undying Love")
Alley Zombie (segment: "Undying Love")
**A well made film, but pointless.** Patient Seven has great actors, a good score and interesting dialogue. It delivers seven horror short stories that are never boring. Unfortunately the film makers never went through the trouble of connecting those stories, offering closure to each of the patients, or even giving us a proper ending. Instead of reusing horror elements throughout the various plots, (same monsters, same crimes) they could have used the content to paint a bigger picture. In all, an opportunity wasted. 12 October 2016 I am migrating my reviews from a different site which has become simply garbage. TMDB looks awesome and I look forward to be a part of it.
