Deadly Dreams: Ten years after his parents are killed, Alex is plagued by nightmares and visions that drive him to the brink of madness.

For a B-grade movie, this isn't bad at all. It has a good plot and the acting is decent. A few of the dream/horror sequences are shot a bit stiffly, but there are more than a few scenes in which the cinematography is excellent. At 79 minutes, it drags a bit in the middle, but it would be hard to fit the story into a 43-minute episode of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," which it resembles greatly. This is a good movie to watch as a double-feature along with a better movie. A pizza and a six-pack wouldn't hurt, either.

Mitchell Anderson plays Alex, a likeable guy with a large inheritance. He's the main character in this movie and he's quite good. He and Thom Babbes, who plays Alex's best friend, are the best actors in the film. If you don't care for the slightly predictable plot, you might at least enjoy seeing Mitchell take a shower and walk around in a bath towel.