The Sleepless Unrest
Filmmakers and paranormal investigators spend two weeks in the world-famous home that inspired the horror movie "The Conjuring."
- Released: 2021-07-16
- Runtime: 81 minutes
- Genre: Documentaries, Horror, Mystery
- Stars: Kendall Whelpton, Vera Whelpton, Brian Murray, Cory Heinzen, Richel Stratton, Jennifer Heinzen, John Huntington
- Director: Kendall Whelpton, Vera Whelpton
Comments
- angellcakes - 24 October 2023
Kept me interested
Not sure why so many gave such low ratings. Seems like they were all expecting the movie the conjuring and not the real deal. The movie is grossly exaggerated and like half of the story and things that happened were made up for the movie. Knocks, door opening, etc are what you'd expect in a place with paranormal activity. The few things I think that could have given them a higher rating: background music is too loud and covers up most of the noises being heard, it's not necessary, o'd rather it be perfectly quiet so we can hear the noises as well. I also feel like they could have done more evp, no one asked enough questions to the spirits within the house, especially when their sensors would go off. They seemed to get the best evidence in the last half an hour, like in the forest. It was super creepy how they all seemed to have brought something back home with them in the form of nightmares, shadows and unexplained noises. - michaelrthomson - 17 November 2022
Dull & predictable
I thought maybe foolishly that this might be something new in this genre, but no, its the same found footage type scenario with supposed equipment and machines that pick up ghosts talking and so on, but all it was is the normal thing of a whole lot of people walking around in the dark, screaming or jumping and saying something moved, or that a dust mote is a spirit and all that rubbish. There is all the normal footage of cameras in basements and ceiling spaces, dead rodent skeletons and of course the whole story about the conjuring films plays a supporting role but this has no where near the story, interest or presence of the films based on the stories.
Utter garbage, but typical of this type of nonsense. I'm yet to ever see a show that does what it says on the tin in this genre, and this one sure doesn't deliver anything new. I'd like to say there are better options, but that is pretty much not the case, all these paranormal investigation shows are as bad as each other evidently, and no amount of jimmied light metres or cameras seems to be nearly as able to record an actual event as much as the imagination of those approving funding and distribution for shows of this sort.
