Patient Seven

A psychiatrist, Dr. Lentz, takes on a new patient named Patient Seven, who claims to be possessed by seven different demons. As Lentz delves deeper into the patient's troubled mind, he uncovers dark secrets and disturbing truths about the hospital and its inhabitants. The film unfolds through a series of interconnected stories, each revealing a different facet of the patient's alleged demonic possession and the horrifying consequences.

Patient Seven received a mixed to negative reception, largely criticized for its disjointed narrative and inconsistent quality across its anthology format. While some appreciated the attempts at variety and some individual segments, the overall film was often described as uneven and lacking a cohesive horror impact.

• The anthology structure leads to a very uneven viewing experience.

• Some segments offer glimpses of potential, but the overall horror is diluted.

• Lacks a strong narrative thread to tie the disparate stories together.

Google audience: Audience reception data for 'Patient Seven' on Google is not readily available.

The film is an anthology, meaning it is composed of several short horror stories directed by different individuals, stitched together by a framing narrative.