VividSimon Simply Perfect

Animenter There are women in the film, but none has anything you could call a personality.

Livestonth I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Casey Duggan It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

Sintz49 I gave this film a look because I've considered video taping my night's sleep to better understand my sleeping habits. I think there really is no "story" in this film. It's a repetitive incident for Dale, and then there're all his victims - a single group of victims. Very few events: just one tense moment, then another, with the lead character waking up over and over and over. I consider a story to be a stream of events that give the characters or the viewers something to learn -- better yet when viewing a flick inspires some new insight into the characters, or yourself, or new aspects of fear, and the unknowns, lying just beyond "normality". And yes, I have seen "horror" films with content and rather genuine characters.Nothing like that in this film. Funny, that the reviewers say the film was just "ok", then gave it 3, 4, or 5 stars. On Netflix, I assume the star ratings are determined from collected entries by members who have viewed and rated the pic. Virtually ALL their "horror" films are rated at 1, or 2 stars (okay these are out of a possible 5 stars). But very rarely will you see one with a 3 star rating; so, in this case : NO, if a 3 star is given to the "best" horror flicks, and 2 stars to the most average ones, and then 1 star to the worst, I'd have to give this film a 1 star (out of 5). I was so bored by it that I fast forwarded throughout my viewing, looking for something with a little meaning or depth (I could tell what was happening by just watching 2 out of every 3 minutes, on average). Why have I given it even a "2"? The lead actress was going on overdrive through the entire film. That has to be worth something.

brian-2266 Despite some plot holes, and at times some unrealistic responses by the actors to what's actually happening to them in the film, this movie is very original. In my opinion, the ending is a classic mind-bender. It's not the expected outcome...most people will be very surprised by the twist. If you're just simply after a couple hours of entertainment, then this is not a bad choice. Ignore the 1 and 2 star reviews, they obviously either didn't get it, or didn't really watch the movie. Don't get me wrong, it's no award winner, but as far as creepy horror/thrillers go, it's a fun ride.

rajivness This movie is a mashup of Nightmare on Elm Street, Paranormal Activity, The Entity and Halloween. This is a low budget movie with relatively good casting but poor directing and weak script.The movie is about a girl who has nightmares of being assaulted - but wakes up in a different place and in different clothes - suggesting that she was moved. She gets pregnant in the process which makes the hubby furious since he's sterile and thinks his wife is cheating on him.The main problem is that you already know who the villain is very early on - because of the creepiness of the character. The only remaining piece to the puzzle is how the event happens.I'll save you the bother of watching this sleeper. The creepy neighbor did it. He did it by killing his victim after he raped her and then bringing her back to life - which removes the memory of the assualt - kind of like the date rape drug. The story had potential - but should have been developed further including the one - dimensional characters.

Sean H-. (cornflakeboy20) Although the ending was original enough, this movie gets so bogged down in plot holes, bizarre character traits, ideas that don't pan out, scenes thrown in for no reason, etc., that it lost me. After an introductory scene with an episode of family violence, which I thought to be a dream, we meet a vanilla, sexually frustrated couple living in Las Vegas, for no particular reason. Although the couple is not social and doesn't appear to have much to do with their neighbors, they insist on meeting a new neighbor who has creep written all over him. The husband is a croupier, the wife a Masters student studying online porn. Neither point is relevant. The wife begins suffering night terrors, and calls her only visible friend, a pregnant doctor, who looks about the same age, yet has a higher degree and hates hospitals. She is pregnant to an unknown father, previously suffered night terrors, and previously knew the creepy neighbor. These two geniuses cannot put two and two together. Normally both women in a good thriller might suspect something supernatural or alien had happened, and when the doctor advises to get a camera, I think we will get bizarre found footage that will deepen the mystery. Instead the terrors are blamed on her marriage and lack of a child or dog. Don't ask why an ambitious student and her low paid husband think it's a good idea to try for a baby. When the found footage scene finally pays off, we have solved most of the mystery with one tape. Then comes the obligatory newspaper search and the visit to the insane asylum. This movie is set in tract housing, and has no Gothic elements except the first scene, and the asylum scene, filmed like any horror movie asylum scene. While some elements are eerie, it provides no suspense and little mystery. I'm somewhat interested to see if the book did it better, because the ending does get points for originality, for the why and the what, not the who. But I can't get behind two highly educated women, as the script tells us, who cannot figure out something as glaringly obvious as the Vegas Strip.