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| Lionsgate (2001) | |||||
| Horror, Mystery, Thriller | |||||
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#849 |
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| Jurgen Prochnow | Dr. Fallon | |
| Judd Nelson | Quitz | |
| Larry Drake | The Trasher | |
| Paulina Porizkova | Maggie | |
| Jake Eberle | Connolly | |
| Todd Sandler | Anderson | |
| Earl Carroll | Swaggert | |
| Jeff Burr | Fergusson | |
| Maria Rotaru | grandma Peg | |
| Bogdana Mirea | Sara | |
| Jürgen Prochnow | Dr. Fallon |
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| Producer | Vicky Pike
Morris Ruskin Robert Bernacchi Patrick Ewald |
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| Writer | Gregory Gieras
D.B. Smith Paulina Porizkova |
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Terror is the only sane response. Dark Asylum is a taut psychological thriller about a deranged fearsome killer (Larry Drake) running lose in an abandoned high security asylum. Pitting the county psychiatrist, Dr. Maggie Belham (Paulina Porizkova), against the psychotic maniac, Dr. Belham is trapped in a maze of corridors, and her only help is the janitor, Quitz (Judd Nelson) who may in fact be a forgotten asylum inmate. |
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