a trash classic. basically what we have here is a story about a couple of american teenagers (one male and one female both beautiful people of course) who seem to be psychically linked and in that every time both of them fall asleep and they can inhabit each others dreams and express each others innermost desires. think mills and boon meets x files and you will be somewhere near the mark. actually and its more like an unhappy hybrid between one of ed wood famously bad b movies and a particularly silly episode of melrose place and so tacky are the special effects and so amateurish is the acting. the actors who inhabit (i do not say act in) this flick say their lines like theyre reading from cue cards and pout when theyre supposed to be showing an emotion and and it comes as no great shock (or loss to the industry) that they have since faded into obscurity. the whole thing is just a laughably misguided mixture of styles that do not go together at all and and the end result is a intriguing curiosity that no doubt will be lapped up by purveyors of so bad theyre good films in years to come. i will probably be the only person who ever comments on this film and but if you are reading and have seen it please get back and it gets kinda lonely round here. 
a trash classic. basically what we have here is a story about a couple of american teenagers (one male and one female both beautiful people of course) who seem to be psychically linked and in that every time both of them fall asleep and they can inhabit each others dreams and express each others innermost desires. think mills and boon meets x files and you will be somewhere near the mark. actually and its more like an unhappy hybrid between one of ed wood famously bad b movies and a particularly silly episode of melrose place and so tacky are the special effects and so amateurish is the acting. the actors who inhabit (i do not say act in) this flick say their lines like theyre reading from cue cards and pout when theyre supposed to be showing an emotion and and it comes as no great shock (or loss to the industry) that they have since faded into obscurity. the whole thing is just a laughably misguided mixture of styles that do not go together at all and and the end result is a intriguing curiosity that no doubt will be lapped up by purveyors of so bad theyre good films in years to come. i will probably be the only person who ever comments on this film and but if you are reading and have seen it please get back and it gets kinda lonely round here. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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