

2002·Horror·1h 30m
6.7
★







A psychology student who experienced night terrors as a child must face the chilling realization that her nightmares were not all in her head.
Directed by Robert Harmon
suicide
nightmare
darkness
asylum
supernatural
college
childhood trauma
fear
graduate student

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Cast

Laura Regan
Julia Lund

Marc Blucas
Paul Loomis

Ethan Embry
Sam Burnside

Jon Abrahams
Billy Parks

Dagmara Dominczyk
Terry Alba

Desiree Zurowski
Mary Parks

Alexander Gould
Young Billy

Mark Hildreth
Troy

Jonathan Cherry
Darren

Jessica Amlee
Young Julia

Jay Brazeau
Dr. Booth

L. Harvey Gold
Professor Crowley
Crew

Robert Harmon
Director

Rene Ohashi
Director of Photography

Ted Field
Executive Producer

David Linde
Executive Producer

Owen Walstrom
Stunts

Ashlea Earl
Stunt Double

Norman Cabrera
Sculptor

Duane Dickinson
Stunts

Mike Beaulieu
Creature Design

Patrick Tatopoulos
Creature Design

Wes Craven
Presenter

Frank Patton III
Casting Assistant
Popular Reviews
58 reviews
Ayeshoo

pretty sure i watched this with my mum, as a child
pretty sure i watched this with my mum, as a child
Ghoulie
4.0★ · 06/11/25

"Oh, this is getting ridiculous!"
Girl, you said it, not me.
Girl, you said it, not me.
"Oh, this is getting ridiculous!"
Girl, you said it, not me.
Girl, you said it, not me.
Geatanoe Rizzo
5.0★ · 12/28/24

Love the early 200’s feel this movie had but man was this a stinker
Love the early 200’s feel this movie had but man was this a stinker
Abby D
5.0★ · 11/03/24

Smile wishes it was this
Smile wishes it was this
Portoroghi
4.0★ · 11/02/24

This movie totally falls into that ‘early 2000s’ trap, where everything feels super predictable and kind of lifeless. The story’s about as generic as it gets and doesn’t really go anywhere interesting. There are no memorable moments or twists to keep you hooked, and even the visuals and music don’t add much. It’s the kind of movie that you forget as soon as the credits start rolling. It’s a sad waist of an intriguing idea though.
This movie totally falls into that ‘early 2000s’ trap, where everything feels super predictable and kind of lifeless. The story’s about as generic as it gets and doesn’t really go anywhere interesting. There are no memorable moments or twists to keep you hooked, and even the visuals and music don’t add much. It’s the kind of movie that you forget as soon as the credits start rolling. It’s a sad waist of an intriguing idea though.