The Attic Expeditions

2001
R
1h 40m

IMDb RATING

4.9/10

YOUR RATING

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Comedy Horror Mystery Thriller

An amnesiac awakens in an asylum for the criminally insane and must find answers as those around him die one by one.An amnesiac awakens in an asylum for the criminally insane and must find answers as those around him die one by one.An amnesiac awakens in an asylum for the criminally insane and must find answers as those around him die one by one.

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IMDb RATING

4.9/10

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 nomination total

Trivia
In one scene Seth Green's character Douglas must deliver a five-page monologue about paranoia to Andras Jones' bewildered Trevor. Director Kasten felt that the only way to express the scene's complexities was to shoot the monologue in one continuous shot, moving constantly throughout the ballroom-sized game room in circles. Kasten rehearsed Green for three days in the room where they would be shooting; pulling Green on a predetermined path through the room and slowly increasing the tempo on a metronome set to a waltz rhythm.

Goofs
Near the end when Trevor and Faith are making love, you can see the actor is wearing a flesh-tone g-string. As they are sitting and talking in the follow scene, you can see the "string" part on his hips.

Quotes
Ronald: Trevor, you got to get me out of here, I don't know what's happening to me. I can't tell you who I am because my can't remember a damn thing. My mind is all fucked up in this damn puppet head, but I swear to you as God is my witness, I am not this guy's hand!

Soundtracks
BlackAcidDevil
Performed by Danzig
Written by Glenn Danzig
Published by Evilive Music (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Evilive Records

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Kind of messy

This film felt very disjointed and unfinished. It was stylishly directed and edited well but there were too many unanswered questions in the end. The actor who played Trevor was not very good. He was so stiff and unanimated. All of his dialogue felt very forced. I don't think he was a strong enough actor to play the lead in this film. Seth Green was great as always and the only thing that kept me from turning this film off were the scenes between Ted Raimi and Jeffrey Combs. How about a horror flick staring these two guys?! Now that would be good!