Animus 2013

Overview

Animus is a 2013 horror and thriller film that features a runtime of one hour and twenty-three minutes. The story follows five film students who embark on a mission to find evidence of the paranormal. To achieve this goal, the group travels to the legendary Copper Queen Hospital to document the location. The situation shifts after sunset when the students encounter a threat that exceeds their initial expectations. Instead of finding the paranormal phenomena they sought, the group finds themselves being pursued by a bloodthirsty maniac. The film was released in the United States on March 25, 2013. While the term animus is also recognized as a concept in Jungian psychology developed by Carl Jung regarding the human psyche, this production functions as a fictional narrative centered on the experiences of the students at the hospital. The project is categorized within the horror and thriller genres and is documented in film databases that track cast and crew credits for the motion picture.