Finally we have SLEEP NO MORE’s score and general concept, both fairly pedestrian, but otherwise appealing. In fact, just watching these characters crumble from sleep deprivation is, in a way, more frightening than any of the supernatural forces in this film (more on that soon). You really feel the physical, mental and emotional stress these characters are going through in the name of curing sleep. Next, are the acting and the script, both solid and effective. Save for a few minute misplaced accents you would be hard pressed to find much that would ruin SLEEP NO MORE’s carefully crafted time warp illusion. First, is the ’80s aesthetic in set design rarely have I seen that decade brought to life as well, with the possible exception of big budget STRANGER THINGS. But what if we’re not the only ones who need to nap? What if an entity or entities also need us to nap? This being a horror film you can bet they don’t just roll over and let us cure ourselves of their life source.īefore I get into the yawn inducing aspects of SLEEP NO MORE, let me first highlight its positives. They’ve got a new-fangled drug called “Cogniph” that they think might cure the need for napping.
#Sleep no more explained movie#
The movie opens on a gaggle of grad students who are trying to cure sleep. That’s not to say it’s terrible, but it just might put you to sleep.
I should but, well, there are so many good horror films to watch! Unfortunately, SLEEP NO MORE is not one of them. Starring Keli Price, Brea Grant and Stephen Ellis
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