Fantasia ’26 Movie Review: “SLEEP NO MORE” is the stuff of twisted nightmares
Playing some of the grotesqueries for intentional humor allows the director to go increasingly over the top without losing hold of the audience.
Playing some of the grotesqueries for intentional humor allows the director to go increasingly over the top without losing hold of the audience.
Reasonably engaging for the first hour and change, before falling apart into one of the most contrived, absurd—and derivative—final acts in recent memory.
It’s a true original, and a major highlight of the current international genre scene.
A lot of things go very right in GODHEAD that could have suffered at the hands of a less assured director.
The film provides further evidence that living in a smart house may not be such a smart idea.