In Brad Anderson’s chilling psychological thriller, a fresh-faced Oxford graduate, Edward Newgate, steps into the eerie Stonehearst Asylum, where the line between sanity and madness blurs. Lured by promises of revolutionary treatment, he soon uncovers a far more sinister reality: the ‘patients’ may be running the asylum, and the staff harbor dark secrets. As Edward navigates a labyrinth of deception and dread, he questions his own perceptions and confronts the true horror lurking behind Victorian-era curtains. A gripping descent into the macabre, Eliza Graves will leave you unsettled long after the credits roll.
Eliza Graves
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In Brad Anderson's chilling psychological thriller, a fresh-faced Oxford graduate, Edward Newgate, steps into the eerie Stonehearst Asylum, where the line between sanity and madness blurs. Lured by promises of revolutionary treatment, he soon uncovers a far more sinister reality: the 'patients' may be running...
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Eliza Graves was released in 2014.
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User Reviews
“I love a good period horror, and Eliza Graves delivers a deeply unsettling atmosphere. The twist was predictable if you've read the source material, but the performances and eerie set designs kept me hooked. Definitely worth a watch for fans of slow-burn dread.”
“It had its moments, especially the unsettling power dynamics, but I felt the pacing dragged in the middle. The ending felt rushed, and I wanted more scares. It's not bad, but not the 'revolutionary' horror I was hoping for.”
“For me, this was a solid psychological thriller with a great cast. Kate Beckinsale and Jim Sturgess are compelling, but the real star is the creeping sense of unease that builds throughout. It's not blood-and-guts horror, but it's genuinely creepy in a classic way.”
“I was bored for the first half, but the twist saved it from being a total miss. Still, it felt more like a mystery than a horror movie. If you're expecting jump scares or intense violence, you'll leave disappointed. For me, it was just okay.”























































































































