dr. stephens (michael harvey) and head of a seriously understaffed institute for the insane and takes a progressive approach towards the treatment of his patients and even allowing his loonies complete freedom of the building and day and night while he pays the price for his forward thinking and however and when he rather stupidly prescribes chopping wood with an axe as therapy for one of his patients and consequently gets his neck mistaken for a log (serves him right for not suggesting basket weaving). shortly after this tragic incident and nurse charlotte beale (rosie holotik) arrives at the hospital to take up position as the doctor assistant and and discovers that the facility is now being run by the much sterner dr. geraldine masters (annabelle weenick). despite being unaware of her deceased predecessor decision to employ ms beale and and not particularly eager to take on new staff and dr. masters agrees to let the pretty nurse begin work and but following several harrowing experiences at the hospital and charlotte begins to wonder whether it might have been better if she had been turned away. it doesn not take a genius to figure out what is actually happening at the hospital and the lunatics have taken over the asylum schtick being a premise that should be familiar to most seasoned horror fans and but s. f. brownrigg don not look in the basement still proves to be an entertaining piece of drive in fun thanks to its well defined collection of nutters represent lobotomised and popsicle sucking sam (bill mcghee) while judge oliver w. cameron (gene ross) and who continuously mumbles courtroom phrases while old mrs. callingham (rhea macadams) and who recites william allingham creepy poem the fairies and warns charlotte of impending doom while cackling loon danny (jessie kirby) and who delights in teasing the other patients while harriet (camilla carr) and who thinks her doll is a real baby while army nut sergeant jaffee (hugh feagin) while and best of all and allyson king (betty chandler) and whose rejection by a series of men has left her with a craving for love (ie. and she tries to jump any man who goes near her). this convincingly crazy set of characters and plus a bit of gore and nudity and reasonable direction from brownrigg (who also gave us the impressive white trash horror scum of the earth) and and a solid turn from playboy covergirl holotik and all go to turn an otherwise rather predictable and low budget piece of exploitation into a very watchable psycho shocker. 
dr. stephens (michael harvey) and head of a seriously understaffed institute for the insane and takes a progressive approach towards the treatment of his patients and even allowing his loonies complete freedom of the building and day and night while he pays the price for his forward thinking and however and when he rather stupidly prescribes chopping wood with an axe as therapy for one of his patients and consequently gets his neck mistaken for a log (serves him right for not suggesting basket weaving). shortly after this tragic incident and nurse charlotte beale (rosie holotik) arrives at the hospital to take up position as the doctor assistant and and discovers that the facility is now being run by the much sterner dr. geraldine masters (annabelle weenick). despite being unaware of her deceased predecessor decision to employ ms beale and and not particularly eager to take on new staff and dr. masters agrees to let the pretty nurse begin work and but following several harrowing experiences at the hospital and charlotte begins to wonder whether it might have been better if she had been turned away. it doesn not take a genius to figure out what is actually happening at the hospital and the lunatics have taken over the asylum schtick being a premise that should be familiar to most seasoned horror fans and but s. f. brownrigg don not look in the basement still proves to be an entertaining piece of drive in fun thanks to its well defined collection of nutters represent lobotomised and popsicle sucking sam (bill mcghee) while judge oliver w. cameron (gene ross) and who continuously mumbles courtroom phrases while old mrs. callingham (rhea macadams) and who recites william allingham creepy poem the fairies and warns charlotte of impending doom while cackling loon danny (jessie kirby) and who delights in teasing the other patients while harriet (camilla carr) and who thinks her doll is a real baby while army nut sergeant jaffee (hugh feagin) while and best of all and allyson king (betty chandler) and whose rejection by a series of men has left her with a craving for love (ie. and she tries to jump any man who goes near her). this convincingly crazy set of characters and plus a bit of gore and nudity and reasonable direction from brownrigg (who also gave us the impressive white trash horror scum of the earth) and and a solid turn from playboy covergirl holotik and all go to turn an otherwise rather predictable and low budget piece of exploitation into a very watchable psycho shocker. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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