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The Nightmare

2015 5.5 2.4K views saved
The Nightmare

Eight people experience sleep paralysis, a condition which leaves them unable to move, speak or react.

Countries: US
Languages: English
Runtime: 1hrs 30min
Status: Released
Release date: 2015-06-05
Release format: Streaming — Jun 08, 2015
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Thomas Jespersen
@tjesp 5 years ago

I had a sleep paralysis only once in my life. The period when I had it I was “haunted” by poltergeist-like phenomena (which I experienced while fully awake over a period of several years),

Due to my own experience I don’t think the science explanation with hallucinations makes sense. This is something else but why it happens and why particular people experience it I don’t know.

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Thomas Jespersen
@tjesp 5 years ago

I had a sleep paralysis only once in my life. The period when I had it I was “haunted” by poltergeist-like phenomena (which I experienced while fully awake over a period of several years),

Due to my own experience I don’t think the science explanation with hallucinations makes sense. This is something else but why it happens and why particular people experience it I don’t know.

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@drowninginfeels 9 years ago

Most of these people's experiences were nothing like my own experiences with sleep paralysis. Mine, luckily, have usually not been scary in any regard other than "Why can't I wake up"? The woman talking about the dark figure sitting on top of her was the most familiar to me -- I once had a night terror very similar to that, which was absolutely terrifying -- but I had that particular type of experience only once, I'm glad to say. Usually for me it's like being at the bottom of a deep swimming pool and I am fighting my way upward but can never seem to break the surface until after I've *thought* I've woken up already several times over. It's more disturbing than outright scary. But it's interesting to hear about other people's experiences with it.

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LISH
@lish408 9 years ago

I didn't know much about the topic going in, and I don't feel like I know much more after. I would have preferred a combination of testimony with some scientific research. Aside from that, the testimony wasn't all that interesting. This can be skipped.

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sp1ti
@sp1ti 10 years ago

Just like Mr. Ascher's previous documentary "Room 237" (which I consider to be overrated drivel), this is once again a series of interviews with people of various degrees of sanity. Most of these are not very interesting and the reenactments they're set to are often quite cringey.

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Wesley
@witwolfy 9 years ago

As a "sleep paralysis" sufferer myself all these allegations of shadow men, demons screaming in your ears or demons calling your cellphone are bullshit!!! I cant emphasize that enough. The only thing that was indeed true is that you feel like you're suffocating.

And FYI, YOUR GOD DAMNED EYES AREN'T OPEN WITH "SLEEP PARALYSIS"!!!!!! THAT'S WHY ITS CALLED "SLEEP PARALYSIS", BECAUSE YOU'RE CONSCIOUS BUT CANT SEEM TO WAKE UP; AND BY WAKE UP I MEAN: MOVE A MUSCLE OR OPEN YOUR FREAKING EYES!!!! Hence the name "sleep paralysis".

All these testimonies are so fake! I can assure you "sleep paralysis" has nothing to do with the supernatural! NOTHING WHAT SO EVER!!! If it was so "TRUE" why not record them in the act???? Oh, that's right ... BECAUSE THEY'RE LYING!!!!!!!!

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