the influence of the fear creature- only for him to say that this is not over and that the creature will only return and try to open the door once more. Sara replies that the only thing left is to "change the locks", and the film ends with Andover stepping into the Fear Chamber to receive treatment while Sara oversees the process, reversing their positions. Cast Robert Englund as Dr. Andover Thomas Dekker as Blake Kevin Gage as Gage Fiona Dourif as Sara Cleopatra Coleman as Megan Brandon Beemer as Dylan Felisha Terrell as Osborn Bonnie Morgan as Paige Angelina Armani as Caylee Corey Taylor as Bauer Ryder Gage as Kevin Production In 2011 Hall announced that he was interested in creating a feature-length version of the webseries. The movie would expand upon the basic story of the original series and bring back Englund, Danielle Harris and Lucas Till. The original Fear Clinic had in fact been intended as a feature-length film, entitled Fear Chamber, but was turned into a shorter episodic format. Hall raised part of the funding for this film by using the fundraising site Indiegogo, and actress Fiona Dourif and Slipknot's Corey Taylor were confirmed to be performing in the film. Harris and Kane Hodder, initially intended to reprise their roles, later withdrew from the project. Filming began in Medina, Ohio during December 2013 at a former nursing home and a local diner. Of the film's script, Hall commented that it would be darker and more surreal in tone than the web series. Shortly after Fear Clinic moved into post-production, the distribution rights were picked up by Anchor Bay Entertainment and it released in October 2014. The special effects were created by Steve Johnson. Reception Critical reception was mixed. We Got This Covered panned the film as "underwhelming", writing "Fear Clinic is an ambitious project stitched together by unsteady hands, as the threads holding everything together threaten to unravel come the film's end." In contrast, Bloody Disgusting praised the film, which they felt "[wasn't] an amazing film, but [had] enough interesting ideas going on with some pretty great practical effects that make it a slightly above average film." References External links 2014 films 2014 horror films Films shot in Ohio 2010s English-language films