Doses of Horror is a 2018 horror movie directed by Hal T. Afferty. The film follows the premise of a group of patients in an asylum being subjected to watching horror films as part of a psychiatric study. However, the patients all eventually go mad, and the films are believed to have been buried for years, only to be discovered later.
The film jumps between scenes of the abandoned asylum and long sequences from eleven different horror movies from the 70s and 80s. The movie titles featured in Doses of Horror include The Beyond, Zombie, The House by the Cemetery, and Demons, among others.
The title cards that appear throughout the film attempt to connect the random sequences from the different movies to create a narrative around the asylum and the madness that consumed its patients. However, the execution falls flat, and the movie overall is considered a poorly executed attempt at a horror anthology.
Despite the negative reviews, the film has gained a small cult following among fans of B-movies and obscure horror films. It remains a low-budget, forgettable addition to the horror genre.