Gemma moves to LA, hoping to become an actress. She takes an overnight gig at a sleep clinic that promises to make their clients’ dreams come true. But the longer she spends there, the more it becomes clear that something sinister is going on.
Directed by Racheal Cain
night shift
unsettling
sleep clinic
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Cast
Chloë Levine
Gemma
Will Peltz
Noah
Peter Vack
Hunter
Grace Van Dien
Dakota
Clarissa Thibeaux
Olivia
Draya Michele
Max
Johnathon Schaech
Brooks
Gillian White
Dr. Katherine Shaffer
Steve Eifert
Gemma's Dad
Bries Vannon
Pale Creature
Crew
Racheal Cain
Director
Racheal Cain
Writer
Matt Lathrom
Visual Effects Producer
Patrick Bradberry
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Matt Lathrom
Visual Effects
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
Grace
4.0★ · 04/24/26
C said this was just a worse Eternal Sunshine and I completely agree with that. Creepy guy tho
C said this was just a worse Eternal Sunshine and I completely agree with that. Creepy guy tho
Garry McConnachie
2.0★ · 09/13/25
Slow, ponderous and not very interesting. Lead star Chloe Levine does her best to work with a sparse script that feels rushed to reach an unfulfilling climax.
Slow, ponderous and not very interesting. Lead star Chloe Levine does her best to work with a sparse script that feels rushed to reach an unfulfilling climax.
Jay
2.0★ · 09/11/25
Not everything can be as good as “The Substance”.
There’s a guy in this who looks a bit like Robbie Williams. It’s kinda funny.
Just forgettable generic direct to streaming horror that wastes a good concept.
Not everything can be as good as “The Substance”.
There’s a guy in this who looks a bit like Robbie Williams. It’s kinda funny.
Just forgettable generic direct to streaming horror that wastes a good concept.
ragreynolds
6.0★ · 09/11/25
This was alright. I love indie and low-stakes sci-fi, and dreams are a favourite topic/theme of mine. I found the plot a little lacking, but the lead performance kept me interested.
This was alright. I love indie and low-stakes sci-fi, and dreams are a favourite topic/theme of mine. I found the plot a little lacking, but the lead performance kept me interested.
Marcel Urena
4.2★ · 04/12/25
Chloë Levine top tier monologue. Performances were great and was beautifully shot but the metaphor didn’t really land for me. A lot of names to look forward to though because they’re glimpses of some great things in this film.
Chloë Levine top tier monologue. Performances were great and was beautifully shot but the metaphor didn’t really land for me. A lot of names to look forward to though because they’re glimpses of some great things in this film.
