Question 1

What real-world drug is referenced by the fictional medication 'Risperdex' in Madhouse?

Accepted Answer

The fictional drug 'Risperdex' references the real antipsychotic medication Risperdal, though Risperdal is not an antidepressant.

Question 2

What building appears at the end of Madhouse and who is it named after?

Accepted Answer

The building seen at the very end is 'Stites Mental Facility', named after Todd Stites, the post-production supervisor and actor who played the 'Trannie'.

Question 3

What is the central conflict in Madhouse?

Accepted Answer

A young psychiatric intern uncovers secrets about the mental health facility where he works.

Question 4

Who plays the psychiatric intern Clark Stevens in Madhouse?

Accepted Answer

Joshua Leonard portrays the character Clark Stevens.

Question 5

Which actor plays Dr. Franks in Madhouse?

Accepted Answer

Lance Henriksen plays the character Dr. Franks.

Question 6

What real-world drug is referenced by the fictional medication 'Risperdex' in the movie?

Accepted Answer

The drug 'Risperdex' references the real antipsychotic Risperdal, though Risperdal is not an antidepressant.

Question 7

What building appears at the end of the film and who is it named after?

Accepted Answer

The building seen at the very end is 'Stites Mental Facility', named after Todd Stites, the post-production supervisor and actor who played the 'Trannie'.

Question 8

Who plays the psychiatric intern Clark Stevens in the film?

Accepted Answer

Joshua Leonard plays the character Clark Stevens, a young psychiatric intern.

Question 9

What is the central conflict in 'Madhouse'?

Accepted Answer

A young psychiatric intern uncovers secrets about the mental health facility where he works.

Question 10

Who directed, wrote, and produced 'Madhouse'?

Accepted Answer

William Butler directed, wrote, and produced the film, with additional writing by Aaron Strongoni and producing by Tom Fox.

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