Audio
Shorts
Movies & Games
Blog & Stories
Sink into a warm, fragrant bath with Lisa, but beware: her tranquil soak is a gateway to a waking nightmare. Each flicker of candlelight and every echo of dripping water pulls her deeper into a surreal spiral of terror. From a masked slasher stalking suburban hallways to a bloodthirsty vampire lurking in the shadows, Lisa confronts a menagerie of nightmarish creatures that blur the line between sleep and reality. As the boundaries of her mind fracture, she must uncover the source of her visions before they consume her entirely. With a chilling atmosphere and relentless dread, this 90s gem turns a simple bath into a descent into madness.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lisa's New Nightmares about?
Sink into a warm, fragrant bath with Lisa, but beware: her tranquil soak is a gateway to a waking nightmare. Each flicker of candlelight and every echo of dripping water pulls her deeper into a surreal spiral of terror. From a masked slasher stalking suburban...
When was Lisa's New Nightmares released?
Lisa's New Nightmares was released in 1990.
Where can I stream Lisa's New Nightmares?
Check local streaming services and digital release platforms for Lisa's New Nightmares availability.
User Reviews
NightOwl_93 – 7/10
“The atmosphere in this is top-notch for a 90s horror. Lisa's descent into nightmare after nightmare kept me on edge. Some parts felt a bit cheesy, but the overall creepiness won me over.”
HorrorHound – 6/10
“It's a mixed bag. The concept of consecutive nightmares is cool, but the execution felt uneven. The creature feature segment was my favorite, while the slasher one felt generic. Still, worth a watch for fans of anthology-style horror.”
DreamWarrior – 5/10
“I wanted to love this because the premise is right up my alley, but it falls flat in spots. The acting is a bit stiff, and the scares are predictable. Lisa's journey is interesting, but not enough to make it a classic.”
ScreamQueen_x – 8/10
“A hidden gem! The way it plays with sleep paralysis and nightmare logic is genius. I loved how each nightmare had a distinct vibe, and the final twist gave me chills. Highly underrated!”
