Dreamscape 1984

Janet Maslin, New York Times: Mostly maladroit, without the kind of high gloss or confidence that might help carry its audience along. Read more

Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times: Most movies that try to crowd so much into an hour and a half end up looking like a shopping list, but Dreamscape works, maybe because it has a sense of humor. Read more

Time Out: This is as good a piece of solid, down-the-line schlock as anything to come along since Halloween III. Read more

Variety: Film [from a screen story by David Loughery] centers on 'dreamlinking', the psychic projection of one person's consciousness into a sleeping person's subconscious, or his dreams. If that sounds far-fetched, it is. Read more