The film "Sleep" follows a couple, Soo-jin and Hyeon-soo, facing the peril of sleepwalking as they prepare for their first child. As Hyeon-soo begins to exhibit dangerous sleepwalking behaviors, the couple seeks medical advice only to encounter the unsettling reality that sleepwalking is not fully understood. This notion contributes to the film’s horror, as it grounds the fear in a relatable experience, showing how what’s familiar can become alarmingly alien. The film's commitment to realism amplifies its chilling themes, making the unknown aspects of everyday life feel terrifyingly real.
Sleep is outright horror by illustrating how something as mundane as sleep can morph into a perilous state, making the familiar feel eerily alien.
The film's realistic portrayal of sleepwalking highlights a genuine terror; it forces viewers to confront the frightening unknowns of everyday life.
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