Episode 084 - Session 9 (2001)

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Electroshock therapy. Extreme isolation. Full frontal lobotomies. Indefinite imprisonment. These are just some of the horrors that "patients" had to experience during their stay in a mental asylum. Throw into the mix the fact that the ceilings were absolutely jam-packed with asbestos and I would say that your average asylum is about as close to hell on earth as you can get. Brad Anderson's 2001 psychological horror Session 9 explores what might happen to a person forced to experience prolonged exposure to such a place, but is it any good? Let us know in the comments sections folks!!

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