Sandman

Nick Hanson (Eric Woster) and his child daughter Amy (Tiffany Ballenger) move from Montana to Los Angeles searching for a new life. He rents a house with piping problems and he decides to work as a plumber and fix the pipe. On the basement, he finds bones and skulls buried below his house. A further investigation shows that the house was built on an ancient cemetery, but there were also recent bones. Later he will discover that there is a gateway to the past through one of the walls. An evil spirit is released in the house and starts to haunt Nick and his best friend.

"Sandman" (1996) is a weird and confused movie that does not make much sense. In the cover of the Brazilian VHS, it is explained that the director and main character Eric Woster died in the house where his character lives by natural causes in the last day of shooting. If the viewer pays attention, Eric Woster was also one of the writers of the story. Therefore, probably most of the edition of the film was performed without his participation. But anyway, it is not a totally bad movie and has some interesting scenes and sequences. My vote is five.

Title (Brazil): "Sandman - O Mestre dos Sonhos" ("Sandman - The Master of the Dreams")

Note: On 28 July 2022, I saw this film again.