Produced, Written & Directed by: Rolfe Kanefsky Starring: Blythe Metz .... Ellen Tiffany Shepis .... Mia Luciano Szafir .... William James Ferris .... Jack Hanna Putnam .... Trinity Jack Sway .... Ed Aaron Sherry .... Nightmare Man Release Date: August 4, 2006 Rating:

A young woman who is a paranoid schizophrenic named Ellen (Blythe Metz) buys a demonic mask she ordered away but she continues to have nightmares about it over and over again and is constantly hallucinating but her doctor tells her to take some subscribed pills to calm her nerves as she thinks a demon in black wearing her mask called the Nightmare Man is after her.

Meanwhile, her husband William (Luciano Szafir) is taking Ellen to a facility but on their way she throws the mask away and then their car stalls and then William goes out to get some help as they are both stranded in the woods.

Suddenly Ellen's fears unleash again with her hallucinations of with the Nightmare Man coming after her so she runs towards a house of partying teens playing a truth or dare game.
They think she's being chased after so they bring her inside but then they call her husband William and he warns them about her that she may cause damage to herself as well as to them so they try to do anything to save themselves from her split personalities before William arrives there to pick her up.
But suddenly, the killer that Ellen explains to the teens is killing them one by one while Ellen is passed out in the house but when she awakens she is asked to be killed as she hasn't taken more of her pills since she claims something inside her is evil and it may get unleashed.
Is the Nightmare Man really a myth in Ellen's mind?

For an independent film that was made on almost no budget at all it's damn good.
Rolfe knew his stuff for this film without a douby as he made it extremely twisted and mysterious as you wonder who this killer may be and wonder what is going to happen next.
It's a story by itself without a doubt and should please all you fans that likes it very posessed and psychotic like.

The actors seemed to know their characters well enough.
The best out of them all is scream queen Tiffany Shepis who is marvellous in her role and will definetely be in demand for future indie work.

There is a breast and butt shot by Tiffany Shepis' character in a scene with her in a shower and then nearly raped by a demon in her nightmare.
Hanna Putnam's character does a moonshot in the woods.
Tiffany Shepis' character is topless while being tortured by an evil spitit breasts fully exposed

An arrow is shot through a guys mouth
A knife is stabbed in a girls chin
There are guts of the Nightmare Man splattered on the windshield of a guy's car.
A female demon puts her hand in a guys chest.

Although the first bit of the scene with Rolfe's direction with Blythe's character running away in the woods is overlong his work is fantastic with the suspense and intensity in the film.
He shows great scenes with the dark house and the people trying to survive the madness of a killer.
The posession scenes are marvellous too especially his work at the very end of the film with his coaching on Tiffany.

Christopher Farrell has great chemistry with his composing for the film making it extremely chilling and very effective putting every little energy he has into it.

We have a good heavy metal score by a group named Set Theory with their tracks "Wandering Eye", "Sightless" and "The Right Time"