Night Explorers: The Asylum is a 2023 horror film about a group of urban explorers visiting one of the world’s most haunted locations. Once inside, they encounter something truly evil, that will not let them leave and will push them to the edge of sanity.
The movie was written, directed, edited and co-produced by John K. Webster. It was also co-produced by Leigh Cattermole, Djonny Chen and Ausman Khan.
The Silent D Pictures-3rd Millennium Films-Stuffed Monkey Films co-production stars Hannah Al Rashid, Craig Edwards, Algina Lipskis, Charlie Rich, Neal Ward, Shezai Fejzo, Dave Dyer, Ausman Khan, Monte Solomons, April Luong, Harrison Whitlock and John Quinton.
Reviews:
“Overall, Night Explorers: The Asylum is a solid, fun watch not to be taken too seriously […] For production value, acting, and an engaging pace that will keep you following along, Cryptic Rock gives Night Explorers: The Asylum 2.5 out of 5″ Cryptic Rock
“The filmmaker sets up a familiar but enjoyable ghost-hunting scenario in an extraordinary setting. Then, he pulls the rug out from under the audience with a wild twist. This makes the second half more unpredictable and raises the stakes […] The movie loses some steam in the final stretch…” 6/10 Film Threat
“Night Explorers: The Asylum treats viewers with a serious case of whiplash after spending a first act establishing one type of movie and then pivoting into totally different waters – a move some may appreciate for the shock and misdirection while others may be totally turned off by not getting what they expected, and the lack of originality and paper-thin characters may turn both groups off.” The Good, the Bad and the Verdict
” …uses its location very well, the film is well shot and has a couple of scares that work well and without giving it away, there is a good homage towards the Amicus anthology film Tales from the Crypt. There are a couple of flaws and I do think parts of the final act go on a little too long, but they are offset by an ambiguous ending that I liked.” ★★★ The Grump of Horror
” …I enjoyed Night Explorers despite some of its flaws. It has a glorious mean streak running right through it, and it is during these moments that the film is at its best. Grim and unrelenting at times, Night Explorers: The Asylum is a fun ride that takes a little time to get going.” ★★★½ Morbidly Beautiful
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Trailer:
Free online on YouTube [1080p HD]:
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Filming locations:
Revesby Abbey, Boston
Technical specs:
1 hour 36 minutes
Aspect ratio: 2.39:1
