Being able to see other people's dreams is a neat idea for a horror movie because it's so invasive and has so much potential. This started out good! It's creepy and atmospheric, with legitimately unsettling dream sequences. But I am not a fan of the ending or the love interest. I wish they had stuck with the exploration of collective unconscious and left it ambiguous rather than giving us a creepypasta cop-out.

Hooptober #13: Canada, 2020s, film with dreams or a dream as part of the plot