The Sleep: Survival Horror - Part One

Whiskey. Tango. Foxtrot... Don't press play, this is an official warning.

There's no plot, no explanation, no acting, no context, just a bunch of screaming, dizzy walking, stumbling, with a lot of no camera focus.

With 3 minutes left into the movie, you'll get a half a** explanation, which will make little to no sense.

The murder weapons don't match up, dried up blood, self-inflicted wounds which have no revelance at hand while the time line is delayed, but let's sip water like a boxer in his corner,

The electricity CGI was awesome, but wait, there's "no" more to like about this cluster ****,

Most people are being too harsh on this film.

The film was very entertaining. Although the film seems to be obviously low to mid range budget the cinematography was engaging and on point with the dark horror/theme atmospheric theme. The movie was well cast. The viewer can enjoy seeing the character's personality shine with a wide array of acting styles and diverse set of faces (which is quite a change since lately hollywood has seemed very segregated). The best part of the whole film was the plot twist. Personally, I am a huge fan of M. Night Shyamalan, particularly, because of the plot twists in his films. I hope to watch part two if it's released!

I rarely see a movie that I can't sit through. This is one of those rarities.

The movie starts like a typical horror flick from the 60's or 70's, where they try to set a mood with ominous title cards warning you about the thrills and chills that are to come. Next we 're shown a parody TV commercial for an anti-depressant. Kind of on the nose if you ask me, but.... Then we are shown a news broadcast decrying the number of mass murders lately, with the most recent having occurred in a library. And then... we have the one statement that we know is going to set the pace for the remainder of the movie. On of the chicks quips about how sick she is of guns and that guns need to be outlawed - "AR-15s are only made for one thing - to kill people! Why does anybody need an AR-15?!" Right there you know that this is going to be one intelligent, thought provoking train wreck...

From there on out, the majority of what I saw was filmed almost completely in the dark with a bunch of idiots screaming and yelling incoherently. You can't see what's happening. You can't make out any single voices. Nothing that DOES happen makes the least amount of sense.

Don't just NOT watch this. Actively RUN from this as fast as you can. You do NOT want ANY of this trash rubbing off on you. You might not ever get it out.

This was bad from the get-go , but when they threw in a magic wand i had to abandon all hope that this would have any redeeming value.

The characters have the emotional maturity of 3 year olds . Their response to everything is scream and throw a tantrum . The director should have a restraining order , preventing him from getting within 500 feet of any camera , permanently .

Such a disaster!! Wasted my time over this piece is absolutely shameful. The title cards itself provided this movie will be evoke horror or something underneath the skin, all i experienced was a bunch of kids trying to act like a school drama.