Madhouse (1974)

Madhouse (1974) was a Film directed by Jim Clark and produced by Samuel Z. Arkoff, Max Rosenberg, Milton Subotsky and John Dark.

MADHOUSE On Blu-ray

By Dan Day Jr. on Sep 11, 2015 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

I bought Kino's Blu-ray of MADHOUSE earlier this summer. Even before the disc was officially released there were reports that the dialogue did not synch up with the actors' lip movements. When I got my disc I watched it and honestly felt that the problem wasn't really all that bad. However there was... Read full article

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Madhouse (1974)

on Jul 18, 2015 From Journeys in Classic Film

I’ve forayed into the world of American International Pictures (AIP) before, most recently with The Dunwich Horror (1970). Madhouse has the distinction of starring not one, but three legendary horror icons with another two – one more of a villain than a horror icon – appearing in p... Read full article

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Hogarthian Gothic: Imagining the Madhouse in Val Lewton's BEDLAM

By Jennifer Garlen on Apr 16, 2011 From Virtual Virago

Every scholar in eighteenth-century studies is undoubtedly familiar with William Hogarth and The Rake's Progress. The final scene of the series is among the most famous of Hogarth's images, with its arresting depiction of the miserable confines of that most famous of madhouses, Bethlem Hospital, be... Read full article

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