Eloise 2016
"The creepiest and most haunted place in US!"
In *Eloise (2016)*, four young adults risk everything by breaking into an abandoned psychiatric hospital, believing they'll find a death certificate that unlocks a fortune.
Director: Robert Legato
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Eloise (2016) about?
*Eloise* follows four friends who sneak into a long-shuttered insane asylum, hoping to find a death certificate that will secure one of them a life-changing inheritance. What starts as a reckless treasure hunt quickly spirals into a nightmare as the building's tragic past refuses to stay buried, unleashing unseen terrors at every turn.
Who directed Eloise?
*Eloise* was directed by Robert Legato, the Oscar-winning visual effects master behind cinematic spectacles like *Avatar* and *Hugo*.
Who stars in Eloise?
The film stars Eliza Dushku (*Buffy the Vampire Slayer*), Chace Crawford (*Gossip Girl*), Robert Patrick (*The X-Files*), and P.J. Byrne (*Broad City*).
Is Eloise (2016) worth watching?
For horror fans seeking a moody, atmospheric ride, *Eloise* delivers with its haunted-hospital setting and tight ensemble cast. While it doesn't rely on cheap jump scares, the slow-burn tension and strong performances make it a standout in the genre—best enjoyed with the lights off.
How long is Eloise?
The runtime of *Eloise (2016)* is 89 minutes.
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About Eloise (2016) — Four friends uncover the horrors of a haunted asylum while chasing a buried fortune
In *Eloise (2016)*, four young adults risk everything by breaking into an abandoned psychiatric hospital, believing they'll find a death certificate that unlocks a fortune. But as they wander through the decaying halls, the building's grim past begins to whisper back—through flickering lights, distant echoes, and shadows that refuse to stay still. Directed by Robert Legato (*Avatar*, *Hugo*), this horror-thriller blends eerie atmosphere with psychological dread, turning a once-active asylum into a character as sinister as the secrets it guards. Stars like Eliza Dushku, Chace Crawford, and Robert Patrick bring raw tension to the screen, grounding the supernatural scares in relatable stakes.
The film thrives on claustrophobic dread and historical hauntings, where every creaking floorboard feels like a warning. As the friends uncover documents tied to decades of torment, the line between urban legend and living nightmare blurs—making *Eloise* a chilling case study in how trauma lingers in the walls. With tight pacing and unsettling visuals, it's a horror gem for fans of slow-burn mysteries and haunted locations.