What a great location. From the moment they stepped onto the property it peeked my interest. They stayed 2 weeks to gather what we saw and there was actually a lot! I won't disclose the findings but they were quite intriguing. I enjoyed the documentary. And I would love to investigate there myself. I would tell anyone interested in paranormal to check out The Sleepless Unrest. Great job!

Attempting to set up a new investigation, a group of paranormal experts is granted permission to film inside a famous hunted house, and as the investigation continues they start to realize that the events manage to build towards a potential figure living in the house and must find a way to get out. This was a fairly enjoyable and original entry for this kind of film. Among the more impressive features here is the fact that this one is given a highly creative approach that mixes together a documentary-shoot-gone-wrong feel with a legitimate found-footage film. The whole gimmick of the group's journey to get there and then set up for their later shoot which inevitably goes wrong is a fantastic blending of the styles which is thrown for a loop as time goes on. Since this is all interspersed with the backstory involving the history of the house and the connection to the movie in question adds a rather fun atmosphere to the setup here which is quite a fun feat with the later scenes offering some suspenseful encounters as they go along their investigation. Once it gets to the investigation, though, this one does struggle with the inability to come up with anything really original or clever. The majority of the sequences here feature the same tepid style of someone reacting audibly to noise or a visual that no one else seemed to notice which feels fine the first few attempts but comes up lame in the subsequent run-throughs. This becomes all the more obvious to the usual assortment of tricks and sequences that are found in the genre involving paranormal investigations in strange buildings which is how this comes off even with the impressive nature of the scenes building a fine tension for the events to torment them. It's just enough to lower this one slightly. Rated Unrated/R: Language and Violence.

I'm actually surprised by all the negative comments. They must be fans of that fake show Ghost Adventures where everything is negative including that d bag Zak. Anyway, the documentary I thought was pretty good. You can't make things happen (like Zak does) and they showed phenomena happening right away. Is the place haunted? I believe so. Only way I could truly tell is if I went and investigated there myself. There wasn't any point where I thought they were "acting". It all seemed pretty genuine to me. Would I watch again? You're damn right I would! Great job!

Every well done. The Conjuring House is an amazing place. Always lots of activity. Highly recommed watching this documentary. When I visited we had many of the same stuff happen to us as well.

This was so bad! How did they manage to get a deal to be on Discovery Plus?!? There's people on YouTube that are more interesting than these people! It was amateurs thinking they could call themselves paranormal investigators. A spirit box and a camera doesn't mean you know what you're doing! Not good at all!

I watched it hoping it was gonna be a great film. Could have been better with all the history of the place. Any time something would happen the music would be so loud you couldn't hear the sound they were talking about. I had to keep rewinding it to hear what did happen.

Soooo much bs. How much $$$$ did they spend for 2 weeks of NOTHING. "Woah.. what did you hear??" "That was a freakin tree knock!!" Outside. At night. In winter. "It's freezing in here!!" In the cellar. In winter. That's it. 2 weeks of "footsteps" & doors closing/opening slightly 😑🙄😂

The Warrens have been exposed as frauds by the Warrens themselves. If you believed any of their stories go back to how they admitted to making up the Amityville nonsense over 2 bottles of wine with the Lutz family and their lawyer. When I say nothing whatsoever happened that's in no way an exaggeration the first "event" that was documented happened on day 10 an orb floating past a camera.if this was the only movie like this it's a bump in the road but this is what every single movie/doc like this is nothing surrounded by tense music. This is 5 attention hungry peoe playing make believe. Garbage complete and utter garbage.

This is not fake!!!!! Everything in this movie is real, obviously the people who left horrible reviews know nothing about the Conjuring house.....These are the REAL owners who bought this house in 2019, the film crew is real as well as all there equipment!!!! The owners would not be that stupid to film fake documentation on there home especially everyone knowing where they live. THIS IS REAL!!!!

It's easy to watch something you and your family have been excited about and waiting for. What isn't easy is putting into words how fantastic it was without giving anything away. Fantastic is too lackluster of a term. The Sleepless Unrest was phenomenal! A true 5 out of 5. It is 81 immersive minutes spent taking a journey with 4 people as they experience interactions with those no longer living in the traditional sense yet very much still present. A home that's been standing for 285 years is going to have a history. The land is going to have a history. You'll see what I mean when you watch it yourself. The team in this film was highly respective of the property and those who remain there. As with all of their other investigations that I've seen, their intent is to listen, understand, and help if needed. The chill factor comes from witnessing things we are still all trying to understand and learn about happen before our very own eyes. Nothing is faked. Nothing is staged. So when you see, and I won't ruin anything...but when you see an object move off another object with no one around..you can take to heart that there was unseen presence that wanted to be felt and heard. It's not something you take lightly because you feel the authenticity. You really feel it. It will rock you to your core. Picture if you will 4 very talkative family members who 1 minute into a film become increasingly silent as they all lean forward in their seats intently watching and listening to each captivating moment. There was a lot of focus, laughter, a few jumps, and several occasions of hitting rewind just to see something again. I am fascinated by the paranormal yet not a fan of horror movies so I can admit I've only seen a some of one Conjuring movie. My family, on the other hand, have seen them all. Personally I think The Sleepless Unrest is the perfect middle for us. It takes you first hand into that environment and world but with a fresh perspective. Often, what we don't know is what can be the most frightening. If we don't understand it, we don't always know how to accept it. The choice is yours. Are you ready and willing to take the journey with these four talented and dedicated professionals? Are you ready to experience what they experienced in the house that inspired The Conjuring films? Are you ready to see things that science can't explain? I can promise this....after you watch it, your mind will keep going. It will want more. It will start to think differently. And for that, and ten thousand other reasons, I highly recommend it. When we stop thinking more and when we stop challenging what we think we know already, we stop growing. Thank you to the entire crew of this film for keeping all of us on our toes and leading us further into the exploration of the "more" that is all around us. Kudos!!! Expertly executed enthralling work!