Dark Dreams

Alright, this one is from the 90's, so the video quality makes sense. Otherwise, the production value is quite high for this one. Lighting, sound, cinematography, you name it, this anthology does it very well. That said, I wouldn't consider any of these tales to be scary. Still, they are all quite entertaining.

The acting, supported by excellent writing, is pretty prodigious and is definitely in the upper echelon insofar as anthologies go. Both the writing and acting blend together harmoniously to really bring the stories to life, especially when paired with some stellar set designs and decent special effects.

We are treated to 3 tales.

Below are brief Plot Summaries:

Wraparound: In between vignettes, a doctor mulls over some of the more obscure cases that he's encountered in his career.

First Story: Dr. Gale Peyton, a psychologist who can read minds, begins hearing a menacing voice in her head. 8/10

Second Story: When their car breaks down, a young couple, hungry for wealth, happen onto the property of a blind man with unique healing powers. 6/10

Third Story: While on an intergalactic journey to an uninhabited planet, an astronaut becomes the target of his ship's increasingly deranged AI. 7/10.