Infirmary (2026) Review
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Infirmary (2026) Review
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Welcome to another episode of Because I'm John Sellmeyer! Today we are clocking in for the graveyard shift to review the 2026 found footage psychological horror film, Infirmary. It has a serious Five Nights at Freddy's setup, just without the terrifying animatronics. We dive into the ultra-lean DIY GoPro aesthetic, the eerie overnight patrols at the Wilshire Infirmary, and how Mark Anthony Williams completely saves the movie from its rough opening dialogue. Tune in to hear why the confusing third act mannequins and heavy digital glitches earned this indie horror a 4 out of 10.
Plus, if you are looking for a story with genuine tension, ancient lore, and monsters that do not hide behind fake video static, check out my eco-thriller, The Maw Beneath The Mane, available now on Kindle, Audible, and Barnes & Noble Online!
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