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House of Dreams Blu-ray presents a haunting and deeply unusual work of mid-century avant-garde horror, resurrecting a long-lost independent film that exists somewhere between dream logic, psychological unease and experimental cinema.
A frustrated writer tormented by recurring visions of a haunted house finds himself drawn deeper into a surreal landscape where nightmare and waking life begin to merge. Rather than following conventional horror structure, the film unfolds as an abstract and melancholy meditation on obsession, memory and dread, shaped as much by mood and visual texture as narrative.
Directed by Robert Berry and shot on gritty 16mm in Indiana, the film stands as a rare rediscovery, evoking the uncanny atmosphere of experimental and supernatural classics while remaining wholly singular in tone and form.
directed by: Robert Berry
starring: Robert Berry, Pauline Elliott
1963 / 69 min / 1.37:1 / English DTS-HD MA 1.0
House of Dreams [Blu-ray] — OOP slip
BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES
• Region Free Blu-ray
• Preserved from the only 35mm print in existence, courtesy of Indiana University Libraries Moving Image Archive
• Commentary with director Robert Berry, moderated by film programmer Jason Coffman
• Alternate score by Coffman
• Scrapbook photo gallery
• MIDNITE DREAM THEATRE (172 mins), a triple feature VHS mixtape with preservations of MESHES OF THE AFTERNOON (1959 version, dir. Maya Deren & Alexandr Hackenschmied), HOUSE OF DREAMS, CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962, dir. Herk Harvey), and mid-century commercials and trailers
• Zine with an essay by Berry
• English SDH subtitles