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Behind Her Eyes, My Review
<p>It’s been a while since I watched something on Netflix, but this one hasn’t really left my head.</p><p>Behind Her Eyes.</p><p>At first, it feels very normal.</p><p>It’s about a woman, her boss, and his wife.</p><p>There’s a relationship, some secrets, and that usual slow tension.</p><p>Nothing too crazy.</p><p>You think you understand the kind of story you’re watching.</p><p>But the thing is…</p><p>you don’t.</p><p>Because as it goes on, it starts getting uncomfortable in a different way.</p><p>Not loud. Not dramatic.</p><p>Just this quiet shift where everything feels slightly off.</p><p>The relationship dynamics alone were already tense.</p><p>You can feel that something isn’t right, even before you know what it is.</p><p>And the more it unfolds, the more it feels like everyone is hiding something.</p><p>Then it introduces the whole sleep paralysis / lucid dreaming / astral projection idea.</p><p>And that’s where it really got me.</p><p>Because it doesn’t throw it at you like fantasy.</p><p>It presents it almost calmly.</p><p>Like it’s something you could almost believe if you don’t think too hard…</p><p>or maybe if you think too much.</p><p>And that’s what stayed with me.</p><p>Not even the drama.</p><p>Not the characters.</p><p>Just that idea.</p><p>That maybe sleep isn’t just sleep.</p><p>The ending too…</p><p>I won’t spoil it,</p><p>but it’s one of those endings where you just sit there for a second.</p><p>Because everything suddenly connects in a way you didn’t expect.</p><p>And it’s not even about shock.</p><p>It’s more like…</p><p>“wait… so this is what was happening the whole time?”</p><p>I don’t even know if I enjoyed it while watching.</p><p>But I couldn’t stop.</p><p>Would I go back to it?</p><p>Probably not.</p><p>Once is enough 🥲</p><p>But I will say this</p><p>it’s one of those shows that changes how you think about something small.</p><p>Because now, every time I think about sleep paralysis,</p><p>I don’t just see it as a random body glitch anymore.</p><p>And honestly…</p><p>I preferred it that way.</p>
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