Patient Seven

Patient Seven is a 2016 American horror anthology film[1][2] with segments directed by Danny Draven, Paul Davis, Ómar Örn Hauksson, Dean Hewison, Joel Morgan and Johannes Persson.[3] The film is inspired by 1972 British Amicus Productions anthology film Asylum[4] and primarily stars Michael Ironside, featuring Jack Plotnick, Drew Fonteiro, and Rane Jameson in the frame story, with individual anthology entries featuring their own casts. Patient Seven is comprised seven segments, each of which relates to some psychological psychosis, ranging from amnesia to hallucinations to schizophrenia, or horror movie trope, particularly zombies, vampires, and ghosts.

Patient Seven
Directed byDanny Draven
Starring
Music byJojo Draven
Production
company
Terror Films
Release date
  • October 11, 2016 (2016-10-11)
Running time
116 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Plot

The anthology's framing device features Michael Ironside as the sadistic Dr. Daniel Marcus who has chosen to interview a series of patients whose psychoses he believes are caused by some sort of previously experienced trauma. Dr. Paul Victor (Jack Plotnick) permits him to interview six patients who all match his requirements, leaving the orderlies Shane (Drew Fonteiro) and Kyle (Rane Jameson) to follow his orders.

Marcus then proceeds to trigger each patient's fears through some element of their past, causing them to panic and relate their story through the flashbacks, each of which is related through one of the segments. He dismisses each patient with sharp, cruel rebukes of what he claimed are their 'fake' psychoses.

After summoning all six patients, Marcus steps into the hallway to discover Shane and Kyle dead. He is hit over the head by one of the patients he tormented and wakes up in a straight jacket, surrounded by the patients who he has been tormenting. Just as he's killed, he suddenly jerks awake, and it's revealed that Marcus is the titular seventh patient, with Dr. Victor revealed to be his doctor. After relating a story of his own, Marcus is mocked by Victor the same way he mocked the 'patients' in his hallucination, but when Victor turns his back, Marcus attacks and breaks his neck. Picking up Victor's glasses, he says that it's "Time to make his rounds" before proceeding to go on a killing spree through the institution.

Segments
Segment Director(s) Writers Producers Summary
The Visitant Nicholas Peterson Nicholas Peterson Nickolas Peterson, Jon Heder, Jason Speer A hallucinating mother believes she sees a demon.
The Body Paul Davis Paul Davis and Paul Fischer Paul Fischer On Halloween, a killer uses the opportunity to dispose of a corpse in plain sight.
Undying Love Ómar Örn Hauksson Ómar Örn Hauksson Kristen Andrea Johannesson A woman blames the death of her cheating lover and his partner on a zombie attack.
The Sleeping Plot Dean Hewison Dean Hewison, Sam Dickson, Richard Falkner, Aidee Walker Ruth Korver A woman accused of murdering her best friend claims she committed suicide.
Banishing Erlingur Thoroddsen Jacey Heldrich and Brian McAuley Jacey Heldrich A girl's sister is haunted by a strange, terrifying woman.
Death Scenes Joel Morgan Joel Morgan Ben Franklin and Anthony Melton A man relates the story of his friend, a would-be vampire killer.
Evaded Johannes Persson and Rasmus Wassberg Johannes Persson and Rasmus Wassberg Johannes Persson and Rasmus Wassberg A trip to a distant destination comes with some unfortunate consequences for a mother and son.

Cast
  • Michael Ironside as Dr. Daniel Marcus
  • Jack Plotnick as Dr. Paul Victor
  • Drew Fonteiro as Shane
  • Rane Jameson as Kyle
  • Grace Van Dien as Patient Five (Jessa)
  • Amanda Graeff as Patient Four (Sarah)
  • Anna Rose Moore as Patient One (Jill)
  • Sirry Jons as Patient Three (Gabrielle)
  • Daniel Lench as Patient Two (John Doe)
  • William Mark McCullough as Patient Six (Damon)

References
  1. Patient Seven, review at We Are Indie Horror
  2. Patient Seven, Culture Crypt
  3. Jacob Hopkins - Patient Seven - Review, modernhorrors.com
  4. Patient Seven – USA, 2016, horrorpedia.com
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