In the hushed stillness of a suburban night, a sinister contagion awakens. Neighbors who once shared pleasantries now shuffle through moonlit streets, their eyes vacant, their intent malevolent. As the line between dream and nightmare blurs, a handful of the uninfected must barricade their doors, trust no one, and fight to stay awake until dawn. But in this relentless siege of the sleeping, the greatest terror lies not in what they might do, but in who among them will succumb next. Sleep. Walk. Kill. is a nerve-shredding descent into primal fear where the most familiar faces become the most horrifying threats.
User Reviews
“I loved the tense atmosphere—watching the neighbors slowly turn was genuinely creepy. Some parts dragged a bit, but the ending caught me off guard. Definitely worth a watch for horror fans.”
“The premise is cool, but the execution felt a bit generic. The scares were predictable, and I wish they'd explored the sleepwalking myth more. Still, there are a couple of solid jump scares to keep you awake.”
“This movie creeped me out like no other lately. The constant paranoia and the feeling of never being safe really got to me. Some great performances from the cast, and the sound design was amazing.”
“I was expecting more from the director. The acting felt flat and the plot was a mess. It had a few scary moments, but overall it was forgettable. Maybe I'm just too picky, but I've seen this done better.”






























































