this movie is a rare hard to find pile of trash i would much rather watch films like Mr. jingles (2006) or voodoo curse: the giddeh (2006) than this movie and that says a lot because those two movies are not that great either. I was actually surprised when i found this movie was made as as recently as 2006, i thought it would have been made in the 1990's because of bad picture quality and the effects and propsi hate this movie because of the following reasonsthe effects are cheap and outdatedthe acting is okaythe filming and cinematography is god awfulthe sound quality is pretty badthere is outdated and cheap propsand the picture quality is pretty bad

Really a wonderful change from the usually hum drum plots. Moved along and delivered. The indie, low budget was obvious but did not detract. It was well worth the suspense invested and gave a good satisfaction ending. I would like to see more from these writers in the future..... with a bigger budget for improved production values. A fun, nail bitter; the viewer will appreciate. The score/sound was supportive but not intrusive. Overall, a good pick. My wife felt the same way as I did about this movie which certainly surprised me since she avoids terror, suspense and edge of your seat flicks. Would like to see it again to appreciate dialog more.

The best independent film that i ever saw.Its definitely a must see movie.I loved Kansas Carradine in this film.She did a wonderful job.The actors worked so well together.They had a lot of chemistry.This movie is like a nicer version of silence of the lambs.I loved how Carradine was captured and taken out of her will for her nigthmares.I love how the actors played their roles in the film so well.This movie made me feel that something like this could happen.It is a possibility.It keeps you thinking whats next and makes you want more.Its hard to stop watching its so interesting.I definitely loved this movie and i recommend this movie to everyone.

In a world where Hollywood special effects and pretentious "pretty" actors rule the screen with no content, finally a film is made with intelligence, substance and meaning. A picture that makes you reflect on the subject matter and really think weeks after you've seen it. Yes, this film had no budget. Yes, it's picture image is grainy. Yes, it wasn't shot on 35mm film. But boy did it blow me away! It starts off with characters that are real. A depressed guy about to marry a girl. He doesn't care about the wedding. The girl is so stressed out by the wedding she starts having nightmares. The guy (Todd) cares more about his wannabe writing career than his fiancée and, on a whim, he writes down her dreams, submits it to a friend who works at a Talent Agency and they next thing you know, he sees a window of opportunity to jump start his career. When Jenny starts taking medication to stop the nightmares, Todd gives her a placebo to keep that story material coming for his all American Novel. Arguably one of the coolest plots for a movie I've ever heard. Congrats to the filmmakers for their originality and vision. I admire their passion and creativity. Can't wait for the next one.