This is not your typical serial killer chiller thriller. Directed by Neil Jordan (The Butcher Boy), In Dreams approaches its B-movie framework with a classy, visual style that the genre rarely deserves. The opening shot - of two divers exploring the stark, unwelcoming beauty of a drowned town - - is such a slap of stinging atmosphere that the remainder of the film finds it impossible to match. Hinting at deeper themes, you instantly get the feeling that there's more to this psychological terror than another fugitive wacko and a desire to make you shriek. This, you start thinking to yourself, could be good.
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