Night Visions

The writer Chris typing his typewriter (Dan Horton) dreams on women and men in erotic situations while writing new book. When he wakes up, the women have and the men vanished until the next night, when he has another erotic dream, interacting with the women. Meanwhile, his publisher presses him by phone to conclude his book.

The summary of the boring and tiresome "Night Visions" (1995) can be written in three sentences only. The scenario is basically one and the soundtrack is annoying. The only attractions, the naked women, are quite blurred on the VHS image. The awful and repetitive soundtrack completes this terrible "movie". My vote is one (awful).

Title (Brazil):"Visões Eróticas" ("Erotic Visions")

I can usually find something to praise in a movie no matter how bad otherwise. The photography or the plot, one of the characters might be good. In extreme cases one or another of the actors or actresses may be attractive even if unskilled. I could find no redeeming features in "Night Visions". Tane McClure, a beautiful if somewhat limited actress is listed here but is otherwise well hidden. The plot is incomprehensible and the main actors terrible. There are no well shot scenes and there is no suspense to speak of. If you do watch this movie be prepared for 82 minutes of pure boredom.

I have a DVD of the first version of Night Visions and it's pretty damn good! I purchased the DVD after seeing the picture on local cable. I don't know why, but my version times out at 60 minutes. The newer version was 82 minutes. The 60 minute version is a beautiful film. It has a stained glass look and the women are truly beautiful!! The story has a unique quality to it. We enter the erotic imaginings of a lonely writer and at the end of the story, fantasy becomes reality in a nice twist. The main character, played by Dan Horton does a very good job in his first on screen role. At 60 minutes it's a well paced story. And, did I mention the beautiful women, and a lot of them? Night Visions is unique!