Nightmares Come at Night (1970) [N/A]

Featuring:
Diana Lorys, Paul Muller, Jack Taylor

Written by:
Jesús Franco
Josyane Gibert
Stephen G. Horatio

Directed by:
Jesús Franco


Release Date:
May 26, 1970

Original Title:
Les Cauchemars naissent la nuit

Alternate Titles:
Nachtmerries komen's nachts
Nightmares Come at Night
Sangre en la noche

Genres:
Drama | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Prodif Ets.

Production Countries:
Liechtenstein

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 83

Diana Lorys, Collette Jack and Soledad Miranda star in this sexy thriller about two alluring dancers, Cincia and Anne, who embark on an erotically charged partnership. But when Anne starts to have nightmares that feature her as a murderous killer, she begins to lose her grip on reality. Or is reality merely rearing its ugly head in her dreams? She's determined find out what's causing this turmoil before something deadly happens.

In Zagreb, the striper Anna de Istria works in a sleazy cabaret. She is seduced by the blonde Cynthia Robins that invites her to move to her house. Ana is disturbed by nightmares, where she kills a man with a spear, and Cynthia calls Dr. Paul Lucas to treat Ana. Meanwhile, a couple that lives in the house next door spies the movement in Cynthia's house.

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Internet Movie Database 4.9/10

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