Director Dario Argento tried to expand his career throughout the 1990s, inching away from his giallo productions to challenge himself and alter his reputation. The experiment didn't exactly work, and while some interesting endeavors were born during this decade, the Argento of old was back in business for 2001's "Sleepless," which returns the helmer to the business of black-gloved killers, eye-crossing mysteries, and plenty of gory events. "Sleepless" also delivers an unusually stately leading actor in Max Von Sydow, who classes up the joint with his usual professionalism and interest in character, giving the feature something extra while Argento sweats to fill an excessive run time. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com