Dead Awake 2016
"An ancient evil. Trapped in a world of darkness. Waiting for someone to believe."
In Phillip Guzman's chilling horror-thriller *Dead Awake* (2016), social worker Kate Bowman (Jocelin Donahue) dives into a sinister mystery after the inexplicable deaths of her twin sister and others—all victims claimed while asleep, each tormented b...
Director: Phillip Guzman
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dead Awake (2016) about?
The film follows Kate Bowman, a social worker who uncovers a pattern of people dying in their sleep after experiencing terrifying visions of a supernatural entity during sleep paralysis. As she investigates, she becomes the creature's next target, forcing her to confront an ancient evil that feeds on fear and darkness.
Who directed Dead Awake?
Phillip Guzman directed *Dead Awake* (2016), bringing a blend of psychological and supernatural horror to the screen.
Who stars in Dead Awake?
Jocelin Donahue leads the cast as Kate Bowman, with Jesse Bradford, Jesse Borrego, Lori Petty, and James Eckhouse rounding out the ensemble.
Is Dead Awake (2016) worth watching?
For fans of atmospheric horror with a psychological edge, *Dead Awake* (2016) delivers a compelling, albeit slow-burning, experience. While it doesn't rely on jump scares, its eerie premise and solid performances make it a solid pick for those seeking a cerebral scare.
How long is Dead Awake?
Dead Awake (2016) has a runtime of 99 minutes.
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About Dead Awake (2016) — A Supernatural Horror Where Sleep Becomes a Death Sentence
In Phillip Guzman's chilling horror-thriller *Dead Awake* (2016), social worker Kate Bowman (Jocelin Donahue) dives into a sinister mystery after the inexplicable deaths of her twin sister and others—all victims claimed while asleep, each tormented by the same horrifying entity during episodes of sleep paralysis. As Kate uncovers the terrifying truth behind these nocturnal visions, she becomes the creature's next target, forcing her to confront an ancient evil that thrives in the darkest corners of the mind.
The film weaves psychological dread with supernatural terror, creating an atmosphere thick with unease as Kate's investigation pulls her deeper into a nightmare from which there may be no escape. With its eerie premise and relentless tension, *Dead Awue* (2016) explores themes of grief, belief, and the fragile boundary between dreams and reality, leaving viewers questioning what lurks in the shadows of their own sleep.