Laura Hasn’t Slept” Short Film. The original 2019 short film that inspired SMILE is presented here, with an introduction by writer/director Parker Finn. It features a great performance by Caitlin Stasey, whom Finn would recast in the feature as Laura, the patient in the memorable opening scene. Running Time: 11:19 the problem as best she can. There's a depth of emotion, heart, and fear present in the role that sells the material, however derivative it may be at perception-destroying, and life-altering trauma. Laura is convinced that she is going to die, and sure enough, she does, by her own hand. When it comes to subscription-based streaming platforms, Smile is currently exclusive to Paramount+ in the US. It's not yet clear if Smile will be coming to Paramount+ in the UK.

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mental deterioration and fall into madness takes center stage, and she makes it interesting to watch her character unravel and attempt to deal with the audience, and Rose, for a good bit of the film, know what awaits, the journey through the degradation, the building fear, and the scramble to Parker Finn's critically-acclaimed horror film starring Sosie Bacon will be available digitally on Paramount+ on November 15 with a 4K UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray arriving in stores on December 13. Read the theatrical review here. Audio Commentary — Director Parker Finn flies solo (get it?) with this one offering up what we’ve come to expect from any audio commentary. Details about the cast, the shoot and the etymology of the story are all present and accounted for.There are about 61 minutes of extras included here that cover deleted scenes, cast and crew interviews, and even the original short film that inspired this feature-length movie. The film's structure is very familiar: Rose witnesses the suicide and gradually finds herself plummeting into the same emotional depths as the dead well performing Blu-ray image. The UHD amplifies its best qualities and characteristics and brings home a far superior presentation of the film, which Only her ex-boyfriend Joel (Kyle Gallner) believes her, and uses his resources as a cop to investigate the strange occurrences. Thankfully, the film doesn’t get bogged down too much in the mystery side, choosing instead to keep the focus on the horrific visions that continue to haunt Rose as her grip on reality unravels.

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Laura Hasn’t Slept — The original short film that inspired the movie with introduction by director Parker Finn. patient. The film follows her descent into madness and the impact her ravings and odd behavior have on the world around her. Her story unravelsSmile doesn't rewrite the genre rulebook, but it's a confident, high energy, and watchable entry that should satisfy longtime genre fans looking The young woman ( Caitlin Stacey, Laura Hasn’t Slept) is hysterical as she talks about witnessing her college professor bludgeon himself to death with a hammer a few days earlier. If that weren’t traumatizing enough, she goes on and on about some invisible force that has taken over and is hiding inside her. a two-panel spread that features Rose on the left, about to peek into a room with one of the smiling victims sitting on the edge of a hospital bed. for something that's familiar and easily digestible, Paramount's UHD delivers great video and excellent audio, both paired with an average Though not totally original and often a bit too reliant on pesky dream sequences that may or may not be reality, his film effectively utilizes supernatural elements, intelligent fake-outs, and even some well-timed jump scares to prey upon the psychological horrors that haunt us all. Though Finn does run through some familiar horror tropes, it’s his use of a genuinely creepy atmosphere that keeps us unbalanced and slightly askew the entire time.