Don't Sleep

2017
Unrated
1h 41m

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3.4/10

1.3K

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Cary Elwes, Jill Hennessy, Drea de Matteo, Alex Rocco, Dominic Sherwood, and Charlbi Dean in Don't Sleep (2017)

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Fantasy Horror Thriller

After moving into a cottage together, two young lovers confront the horrors of a forgotten childhood.After moving into a cottage together, two young lovers confront the horrors of a forgotten childhood.After moving into a cottage together, two young lovers confront the horrors of a forgotten childhood.

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IMDb RATING

3.4/10

1.3K

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- 1 nomination total

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Final film appearance of Alex Rocco.

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Jo Marino: [finishing the story about the fisherman who was drafted into the crusades, whose wife commited suicide when he returned] Some say he went insane... became a demon... women and children would disappear from the countryside

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1/10

Charlbi awful

The lead actress (turned model) might clearly love herself and the director wanted to showcase her with super slow walks to the shower, but she did nothing good with her role. An awful performance, barely anything to feed off for the lead actor Dominik who at least made an effort not to take the Michael out the audience. Even if he couldn't execute it. This movie felt like the show RIVERDALE where teen like writing and delivery occurs.

Low budget ghostly figures, rushed tension, rushed and poor dialogue, slow start and no chemistry between the leads. The romantic scenes were cringey as was charlbis lacklustre performance. Ruined the entire film.

All in all sorry not sorry this was terrible for a horror film. And a young(ish) couple clearly older than the student age they're meant to play, moves into a big cottage... oh come on. In England youd move into a studio! So unrelated. Poor casting.