A horror about Dreams, lowbudget B but pretty ambitious even though
it was just OK.
Not very good but somewhat interesting.
It resembled the old but great 1984 Dennis Quaid horror "Dreamscape"
if mixed with
films like "Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Hellraiser",
and an alternate title could've
been "Diana's Dreamhouse of Ectoplasm".
Diana (Jemma Redgrave) is about to marry Oliver (Mark
Greenstreet) and the church
is packed with High Society guests. Oliver is a decorated War Hero and
celebrity
but when the priest asks her to say yes she says NO and punches Oliver's
head off
in a blood geyser. Ha, ha, that was a cool start to the film but that's
the coolest
scene really.

Above: Booklet
Yes, it was a bad dream only, but Diana is worried about
her nasty dreams lately
and clearly they have to do with her upcoming wedding. But they may
also have
something to do with the new house they moved into two weeks ago ?
If that wasn't bad enough, a creepy duo from the UK Gutter press starts
harassing
her .... and even breaks into her house.
An american girl, Jenny Hoffman (Kathleen Wilhoite) turns up and says
she lived
there when a child. Diana and Jenny becomes friends and Jenny stays
with Diana
when Oliver is away, but soon Jenny is drawned into Diana's scary dreams.
The film is presented in widescreen 1.85::1 and with
English audio 2.0 stereo with
English subtitles, region all.
Extras:
Scene select audio commentary with Harley Cokeliss,
Original Theatrical version,
Interview with director Harley Cokeliss (27 minutes, 2020 Arrow Video),
A Nightmare on Eton Avenue: Interview with producer Paul Webster (37
mins),
Dreaming of Diana: Interview with actress Jemma Redgrave (16 minutes,
2020),
Cold Reality: Interview with actor Mark Greenstreet (10 minutes, 2020),
Sculpting the Part: Interview with actor Nickolas Grace (9 minutes,
2020),
Angels and Demons: Interview with actress Annabelle Lanyon (9 minutes),
Demonic Tones: Interview with composer Bill Nelson (15 minutes, 2020)
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Note: I had all his records with Bill Nelson's 70's group Be Bop
Deluxe
Making of Dream Demon (26 minutes), Original theatrical trailer, Image
galleries
Limited edition Poster and Booklet, reversible sleeve