Nightmare (2022) is a psychological horror film that delves into the terrifying power of nightmares and the blurred line between dreams and reality. The story follows a young woman named Emily, who begins to experience increasingly vivid and disturbing dreams. At first, they seem like mere nightmares, but as the dreams intensify, they begin to bleed into her waking life, causing her to question her own sanity.

As Emily struggles to differentiate between what is real and what is a product of her nightmares, she starts to uncover a dark, supernatural force that is connected to her dreams. She finds herself being pursued by nightmarish figures, and the boundary between her dreams and reality starts to collapse. In a desperate attempt to escape, Emily enlists the help of a psychiatrist, Dr. Grace, who has her own mysterious connection to the phenomenon.

As the film progresses, Emily discovers unsettling truths about her past, including a tragic event that might be the key to understanding the horrors she is experiencing. The film blends elements of supernatural horror with psychological thriller, as Emily battles not only the malevolent forces haunting her dreams but also her own inner demons.

Nightmare is a tense, suspenseful journey that keeps viewers on edge, exploring themes of trauma, fear, and the power of the subconscious mind. The chilling atmosphere and slow-building tension make this film a haunting exploration of what happens when the mind cannot escape its darkest nightmares.