Philip Adrian Booth directed "Death Tunnel," a horror movie released in 2005, that’s surprisingly well-crafted. The story centers on five college students—dressed in lingerie—who find themselves trapped inside a massive, abandoned sanatorium in Kentucky. This location has a grim history: it was the site of 63,000 deaths from what was known as the "white plague" during the early 19th century. What began as a supposed …

The year is 1928, set in Kentucky. A devastating illness referred to as “The White Plague” resulted in over 63,000 deaths. In response, a large institution was erected to separate those who were sick and to carry out unusual procedures hoping for a solution. Because the facility couldn’t handle so many deceased individuals, a subterranean passage extending five hundred feet was dug to secretly dispose of the bodies, …