it could be much better, especially with respect to the end, which takes a bearing extremely unintelligible. Anyway, the technical part is beautiful as a film made by Touneur.

Suspense drama with some spooky moments.

With such a fantastic opening, the rest of the movie was bound to be a bit of a let down, but it's a must-see for the Castle-buff. Bizarre logic, improbable twists and great actors hamming it up- You know you love it.

The opening bit about dreams and dreaming is by far the best part. Mostly this is a competent but unmemorable thrilljob

One of gimmick guru Castle's hokier efforts. A few creepy touches -- a cheaply surreal nightmare prologue and a scene that finds Barb scared by a shish kebab -- help relieve the tedium, but the self-styled "Master of Movie Horror" is in far-from-top form here. The pic signs off with "Pleasant Dreams!" in place of the standard "The End."