Asylum

The atmospheric setting feels so immersive and authentic. I wonder if real historical institutions influenced McGrath’s depiction or if it's purely fictional.

The narrative keeps me questioning what’s real and what’s imagined. Was this meant to reflect the characters’ descent into madness or something deeper?

The eerie atmosphere and brooding setting really amplify the suspense. I’m curious whether McGrath aimed to evoke classic gothic tropes or subvert them.