Bring Her to Me

Another cheap Internet flick from Full Moon. This one features Bec Dole as a woman haunted by vivid nightmares who enlists a couple of friends to try to help her. Unfortunately it turns out that a demon is after her soul and the rest of the plot goes from there. At just an hour in length this doesn't really have time to develop any points of interest, and the quality of the acting is, shall we say, enthusiastic rather than realistic. The flying bed scenes reminded me of BEDKNOBS & BROOMSTICKS, and that's not a recommendation. The twist ending is mildly enlivening but overall this is the kind of forgettable production that leaves no impression at all.

There are worse ways to spend an hour than watching this.

Ultimately, Bring Her To Me is hamstrung by its budget and by talent.

The main actress is Bec Lloyd, who is passable as a lady plagued by dreams and who allows her barista and his friend to rid her torment from the nightmares.

It here, however, that the the acting talent finishes and a cast that surely must be related to the director, starts to act, or overact, to the point of stupidity.

At an hour long it doesn't overstay its welcome but does feel like a TV episode like a Twilight Zone or American Horror Story, that has been elongated for no good reason.