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Cast

Alice Krige
as Mary

Brian Krause
as Charles

Mädchen Amick
as Tanya

Mark Hamill
as Lt. Jennings (uncredited)

Jim Haynie
as Ira

Cindy Pickett
as Mrs. Robertson

Ron Perlman
as Soames

Lyman Ward
as Robertson

Dan Martin
as Simpson

Glenn Shadix
as Mr. Fallows

Cynthia Garris
as Laurie

Monty Bane
as Horace

John Landis
as Lab Technician

Joe Dante
as Lab Assistant

Stephen King
as Cemetery Caretaker

Clive Barker
as Forensic Tech

Wendy Kurtzman

Tobe Hooper
as Forensic Tech

Frank Novak
as Deputy Sheriff

Rusty Schwimmer
as Housewife

O. Nicholas Brown
as Officer Wilbur

Ernie Lively
as Animal Control Officer

Bojesse Christopher
as Crawford

Lucy Boryer
as Jeanette

Judette Warren
as Carrie

Stuart Charno
as Police Photographer

Karl Bakke
as Police

Diane Delano
as Police

Roger Nolan
as Stenta

Joey Aresco
as Victor

Donald Petersen
as Boy with Ear Ache

Hayden Victor
as Little Girl at School Bus

Michael Reid Mackay
as `Charles' Sleepwalker

Karyn Sercelj
as `Mary' Sleepwalker

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Critic Reviews for Stephen King's 'Sleepwalkers'

Audience Reviews for Stephen King's 'Sleepwalkers'

• Aug 30, 2011

  Horror based on Stephen Kings book. Cat lovers may find themselves a bit distubed at the beginning as we see a house surrounded by hung cats. Later, we find the reason behind this is a couple of shapeshifters, a young man and middle aged woman, who move from place to place, finding human prey. When pretty student Madchen Amick(who previously played a fit waitress in Twin Peaks) falls for the young man, unaware of his shapeshifting ways, it seems shes in for a whole world of shit. This isn't bad considering I never have high expectations of Stephen King adaptations but this has a few unintentionally funny moments, especially towards the end, a couple of questionable moments(how can they make a car invisible?Or change its make?!) and cameo's from Tobe Hooper, Clive Barker, John Landis, Joe Dante and King himself so this is worth a look for horror fans despite not being anything special.
  Adam M Super Reviewer
• Jun 14, 2011

  Sleepwalkers is a borderline average Stephen King horror film about shape shifting vampires. The film is fairly cheesy with average acting and doesn't try to do anything effective, new or thoroughly original. The film feels lazy and there is a sense that it could have been done much better. The idea explored in Sleepwalkers is interesting, and it could have been something truly terrific, but King doesn't try to make it interesting enough to blow you away. The ideas feel like they're scrapping the bottom of the barrel and there isn't really anything going on here thats really exciting. The film is cheesy fun, but it never goes beyond anything spectacular, good or truly original. Sleepwalkers has moderate chills, but considering that this was written by Stephen King, you'd expect something better, right? Well, the result with Sleepwalkers is a film that is entertaining and fun, but lacks the fire to make it truly an exciting and memorable horror film. Sleepwalkers is worth watching, but keep your hopes at a low to medium level so you don't disappointed. The premise of the film is interesting, but Stephen King could have done a few rewrites of the script before turning it in. The film feels like it was a filmed using a first draft of script. Sleepwalkers is a moderately fun film, but nothing to really write home about.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Feb 28, 2011

  Good bloody fun from start to finish. It's a fairly short film that doesn't out-stay its welcome or take itself too seriously. The keen-eyed horror fans will enjoy spotting the numerous cameos. I was also pleasantly surprised to hear my favourite Enya song as the films theme. Very entertaining stuff!
  Lee ? Super Reviewer
• Sep 06, 2010

  A strange, unsettling vampiric type family horror story from Stephen King, it's really different, and I really liked it. I'd like to see it again before I write anymore about it, though, I saw it a long time ago.
  Aj V Super Reviewer

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