Madhouse (2004 film)
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Madhouse is a 2004 movie starring Joshua Leonard, directed and co-written by William Butler. It was released directly to DVD on February 22, 2005. It is rated R for strong horror violence/gore, and some sexuality.
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[edit] Plot Outline
Clark Stevens (Joshua Leonard), a psychiatric intern, has come to Cunningham Hall Mental Facility to train before he can graduate to medical school. He meets Dr. Franks (Lance Henricksen), the asylum administrator, and Sara (Jordan Ladd), a resident who helps show him around the building. She takes him to the basement of the asylum, where the most unstable patients are kept. Here, Clark meets Ben London, a mysterious and reserved patient in Cell #44. Clark also sees a strange ghost-like boy, and as he tries to uncover the secrets of this boy, he unearths the dark truths that the asylum tried to keep hidden. Soon hospital administrators begin to be murdered in gory fashions, and Clark only trusts Ben's cryptic rambling, "the answer is right in front of your eyes". He becomes suspicious of Dr. Franks and Sara.
[edit] Cast
- Joshua Leonard.....Clark Stevens
- Jordan Ladd.....Sara
- Natasha Lyonne.....Alice
- Lance Henricksen.....Dr. Franks
- Dendrie Taylor.....Nurse Hendricks
- Leslie Jordan.....Dr. Morton
- Patrika Darbo.....Betty
- Christian Leffler.....Drake
- Newell Alexander.....Dr. Douglas
- Dan Callahan.....Dr. Hendricks
- Mark Holton.....Mr. Hansen
- Aaron Strongoni.....Carl
- Todd Stites.....Trannie
- Muffy Bolding.....Polly Bond
- Adam Lazarre-White.....Wallace
- Rudi Rosenfeld.....Old Male Patient
- George Grigore.....Scat Man
- Maria Miroiu.....Old Lady
- Ionut Stefan.....Dale
- Stefan Alexa.....Deformed Patient
- Loredana Groza.....The Peeker
- Albulescu Bogdan.....Mad Person
- Joseph Dowd.....Twins (voice)
- Radu Andrei Micu.....Royce
[edit] Trivia
- At the end of the film, there is an asylum called "Stites Mental Facility." This building is named after Todd Stites, who was the post-production supervisor and transvestite patient in the asylum.
[edit] External links
- Madhouse at the Internet Movie Database
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