Waking from a dream in which he commits a murder, a man finds clues suggesting that maybe it was not a dream after all. The film offers an intriguing premise but the execution is too poor to make this anything more than a curiosity piece for fans of Kelley (McCoy on "Star Trek"), making his film debut. Unfortunately, Kelley turns in a less than compelling performance here as the suspected killer. Faring better is Kelly as his brother-in-law, a cop who is skeptical of Kelley's claim that it was all a dream. It is incompetently directed by Shane, a writer making his directorial debut. The script is choppy, the acting is uneven, and the visual effects are cheesy.
Review of Fear in the Night
