For a "Documentary" it's definitely one sided. There isn't more than a couple of minutes given to the argument of sleep paralysis and hallucinations.

The audio is absolutely terrible. Constantly needed to adjust the volume throughout. Also, have my eyes really failed me at 35? The subtitles were minuscule!

I think the sickly icing on the cake was the last woman describing her experiences. Just really forced.

Give this a huge miss and watch 'The Nightmare'

A better choice for looking into "Shadow People" or "Hat Men"

-1 Star for near the end the woman who basically described a scene straight from the Twilight Zone episode 'The Hitchhiker'...

It says it's a documentary but it just seemed contrived to me. It didn't seem very real.

I didn't find a lot of the photo evidence very convincing.

-1 Star for Failing to convince me.

Starts pretty good and then falls apart Under its own ego