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I liked all the twists and turns this film had. A well made thriller flick!

Jeez what a terrible waste of time. Note to the filmmakers: a crapton of spooky music does not a spooky movie make. What a crapfest. Please do not waste your time on this disjointed load of garbage.

They really didn't think this one through. More holes than a Swiss cheese.

You can tell the crew and the actors went all out for this film. The story is great though I feel the first part bored me a little but luckily things really picked up at a fast pace. Regardless, kudos to Nathan Catucci - this film is a success and I'm looking forward to more from him.

This movie was a trip! A trippy psychology, dream type of plot that will have you at the edge of your seat. There were some familiar actors in this so it was made with a budget and the soundtrack was top notch also. This is an unique film and not for everyone.

I see so many bad reviews about this film but why? I gave it a go and it wasn't bad at all. I thought the acting was great and the storyline held together right to the very end. It's at least a 7 in my opinion.

The acting was some of the worst I've seen in years. The two cops in this literally made me bust cry with laughter. It's almost as if someone went on Google, did some sketchy research on dreams and made a movie. You could tell in the trailer the acting might be bad, but the graphic scenes they show in the trailer are much more underwhelming inside the actually movie.

A dramatic thriller based on the very creepy subject of sleep paralysis proves to have some very disturbing dream sequences, and a generally unsettling mood overall. The pacing is a little erratic, sometimes all over the place, with a muddy story that may leave you behind if you aren't giving it your full concentration. And even if you are, it may still lose you a little bit. Not bad, but not really great either, and probably a bit forgettable. If it were just a bit scarier and perhaps focused more on the nightmare sequences and less on the characters' lives I think it would have made a bigger impact...but with good production value and decent acting forgiving its flaws, it's a 6/10.