[Film and TV Crossover] Escape from the Asylum

On an isolated island, in a sinister, shadowy asylum, everything is falling apart in a world where nothing is quite true. Olivia has no way of telling what is real and what is delusion. She only knows that she's sick, very sick. *Quick transmigration, with two storylines: the world of delusions and the sanatorium *Traveling through all kinds of movies, TV shows, and games: crime, suspense, mystery, disaster, and horror *Borrowed settings and worldbuilding; the plot won't necessarily follow the original. It probably won't be too scary. The author is a bit of a coward =v= #The pace will be blazing fast#A mixed bag of titles#Plot-focused, little romance, male lead appears later#A wild ride, please be understanding#It's okay if you don't understand#I'll end up hanging from a streetlight with the villains# --Olivia's Notes from the Asylum (Updated from time to time)-- /Some people fall in love, some gaze at the sea at night, and some wake up sick in the early hours and can't come around./ /I must be sick. I'm hallucinating again. But I'm sure I killed the person on my left, and the one on my right too./ /The doctor says I've recovered and can be discharged. But, Doctor, what's that guard doing lying at your feet?/ /My sister came to visit, and we talked for a long time. After she left, the patient next door asked who I'd been talking to. How rude. Obviously, it was my sister./ /People turn into their true selves at night, becoming monsters that eat people./ /What do doctors use to diagnose illness? How do they know I'm the one who's sick, not them?/ /Whenever I fall into a world of delusions, I try to follow what my sister told me. She told me to be a good person. But, Sister, what is a good person?/ /Today's steak was awful. They wouldn't even give me a knife and fork./ /It's a sleepless night. I can't sleep. The monsters are out eating people again. People must taste awful, just like tonight's steak./ /The orderly says there's a storm outside and the supply boat can't get in, so there's no food today. What an impertinent thing to say!/ // Theme: Though the world is full of suffering, suffering can always be overcome.