Are you intrigued by gothic films that explore the human psyche as well as the supernatural occurring around very old buildings? Then Stonehearst Asylum, based loosely on one of the stories by Edgar ...

Jim Sturgess and Kate Beckinsale star in Brad Anderson's latest outing about a mental hospital teetering toward mayhem By Clarence Tsui Plus Icon Perhaps it’s apt that a decrepit boiler room is one of ...

It was only yesterday we were telling you that Eliza Graves was being retitled to Stonehearst Asylum for its October 24th release. Today, we have a trailer along with an updated synopsis. A recent ...

Known for his old-school suspense and horror films, director Brad Anderson (The Machinist, Transsiberian) shows an uncommon sympathy toward his characters. No matter how minor or how despicable they ...

Stonehearst Asylum has released a new clip. Michael Caine and Jim Sturgess feature in the video posted by Collider. Ben Kingsley, Kate Beckinsale, Brendan Gleeson and David Thewlis also star in Brad ...

Kate Beckinsale and Jim Sturgess co-star in the thriller based on an Edgar Allan Poe short story. By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter 2 days ago ...

The first trailer for Stonehearst Asylum has been released. Kate Beckinsale, Jim Sturgess, Sir Ben Kingsley, Brendan Gleeson and Sir Michael Caine star in director Brad Anderson's period horror, which ...

David Thewlis entered cinema with a big bang in 1993. True, his acting career started in the late ’80s, but it was his performance as Johnny in Mike Leigh’s 1993 masterpiece Naked that made him a star ...

Just yesterday we learned that Brad Anderson’s new project has been renamed Stonehearst Asylum, and now we already have a look at its updated artwork and trailer. Check it out, and look for more soon!

With Stonehearst Asylum, director Brad Anderson doles out a vintage Halloween treat -- a straightforward Poe adaptation of the sort that Vincent Price used to star in -- and gives it a freshness and ...

Brad Anderson's Stonehearst Asylum is a horror movie with no appreciable horror, and a thriller largely bereft of thrills. It even manages to waste David Thewlis as a bad guy, which by all rights ...