Laura Hasn't Slept Ending Explained, Plot, Cast, Where to Watch and More

Laura Hasn't Slept Ending Explained

In the ending of Laura Hasn't Slept, after Laura’s realization that she might still be in a dream, her supposed therapist reveals his true, terrifying nature. As the room grows darker, and strange sounds fill the air, Laura becomes more desperate to escape. She tries to flee, but finds herself trapped by a wall blocking her exit. The therapist—now clearly not who he seemed—begins to change, his bones cracking as he stands up and tells Laura that he has something to show her.

He starts pulling at his face, which terrifies Laura even more. She refuses to look at him, covering her eyes and telling herself that none of it is real. However, the eerie atmosphere intensifies, and when Laura finally uncovers her eyes, the man appears before her, showing her his "true face." In a moment of sheer horror, Laura begins to pull at her own face, mirroring the man’s actions, and her eyes start to bleed as she screams in agony.

The ending leaves a haunting impression, as Laura’s fear of seeing the man’s true face seems to come true, with disastrous consequences for her.

Laura Hasn't Slept

Laura Hasn't Slept is a 2020 American short psychological supernatural horror film. It was written, co-produced, and directed by Parker Finn.

The movie stars Caitlin Stasey and Lew Temple. In the film, Laura is haunted by terrifying nightmares, and she seeks help from a therapist. However, things take a disturbing turn when her reality starts blending with the nightmare, and she becomes trapped in her own fear.

The short film was very successful and led to the creation of Parker Finn's full-length horror movie Smile (2022), where Caitlin Stasey briefly returned to play her role again. After the success of Smile, the story expanded into a horror franchise.

Laura Hasn't Slept Plot

Laura Hasn't Slept follows a young woman named Laura, who is haunted by a recurring nightmare involving a mysterious man with a sinister smile. In her dreams, the man appears with a different face each time, but she always recognizes him. He unnerves her with his unsettling eyes and the way he says her name, his voice growing deeper each time.

Laura feels that the man is trying to show her his "true face," and she fears that if she sees it, she will die. Desperate to escape the nightmares, she seeks help from her therapist, but as the session progresses, Laura begins to question whether she is even awake. The line between her dreams and reality starts to blur, leaving her terrified and trapped in her own mind.

Laura Hasn't Slept Cast

Here is the cast and characters of Laura Hasn't Slept:-

Laura Hasn't Slept Overview

Where to Watch Laura Hasn't Slept?

You can watch Laura Hasn't Slept on Prime Video. The original short comes with an introduction by director Parker Finn. Simply search for the film on Prime Video to stream it.