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Greystone Park is a found footage horror film released in 2012. The film follows Sean Stone (playing himself), who is the son of legendary film director Oliver Stone, and his friends Alexander Wraith and Ella Lentini, as they explore and investigate the abandoned Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital in New Jersey. The hospital was once a mental institution where patients were subjected to inhumane treatments and experiments.

The three friends sneak into the abandoned hospital with their camera and flashlight to document their experience. From the very beginning, they start experiencing odd occurrences in the hospital like flickering lights, unexplained noises, and shadowy figures. They soon realize that they are not alone in the creepy hospital and that something evil is lurking in the deserted corridors.

As they venture deeper into the hospital, they uncover more of its terrible history - from the abuse, torture and murder of patients, to a shady organization that used the hospital for their secret experiments. The trio's own fears begin manifesting, and they get increasingly distressed as they start to sense a malevolent force tormenting them.

Sean, Alexander, and Ella soon become trapped within Greystone Park, with no way of escaping. As they continue to explore the hospital, they come across several shocking revelations, and the supernatural activity becomes more and more intense with each ing moment. The team fights to survive, while trying to uncover the dark secrets of the asylum.

The movie is a unique blend of found footage horror and paranormal investigation, with a focus on psychological terror rather than jump scares. The tense and creepy atmosphere of the hospital is maintained throughout the film, creating a sense of dread and unease in the viewer.

The cinematography is rough and gritty, to portray the raw and unedited footage the characters are capturing. The movie's soundtrack perfectly complements the eerie ambiance of the abandoned hospital, adding an extra layer of suspense to the scenes.

The director and writer, Sean Stone, has done an excellent job of creating a believable story that is based on real events. The film is purported to be based on Sean Stone's own experiences, and his credibility as an eyewitness greatly adds to the film's sense of authenticity.

Overall, Greystone Park is a must-watch for horror fans who enjoy found footage-style films. It's a well-crafted, hair-raising horror experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.