Mockbuster

gave me ptsd flashbacks of directing a short for my uni screen production 1 course which also meant i now have too much confidence that i too could make a shitty asylum film  also such a pleasure to hear from director anthony frith and the producers, so insightful for such…

👽 Zara 👽

Got real meta when the cinema I was watching the film in was in the film I was watching the cinema in etc.

officialtravis

Sydney Film Festival #15 An absolute blast. A fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the making of an Asylum film, which is every bit as chaotic and entertaining as you’d hope. The decision to document the process and turn it into a doco was a genius move. I loved seeing…

Bozz14

Seemed somewhat disappointingly flat and superficial (albeit good fun) in the moment BUT gets more strange and tender the more I think about it. It's not Burden of Dreams or Local Legends but definitely a distant Adelaide cousin.

Shea

Sydney Film Festival 2026 A must watch for any movie fan. Also super fascinating to see how an Asylum production works, it’s something I’ve always been curious about.

Michael Vincent

Never tell an angry person to calm down. PS - I think the garage door would have worked fine.

Aaron Schuppan

films about filmmaking always teach you something valuable. Cruise bit was gold

grace

CUFF26 #27 Can’t believe Asylum subscribes to the BVC method of filmmaking! Very fun and incredibly stressful. There were multiple times I gasped at the parameters he was given, genuinely insane behaviour

CALLIE Freeman

Only giving it 5 stars because Anthony gave me HDs first year

Liam Hayes