Screaming Dead

Year: 2003

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: Brett Piper

Horror

Six strangers enter a long‑abandoned insane asylum, unaware that the dark corridors conceal primal evil. Sleazy photographer Roger Neale moves into the haunted building with three models for a “study in terror” shoot. When Neale finds a hidden passage to a blood‑splattered dungeon, the group is thrust into a dark realm, facing the asylum’s deepest horrors.

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