[6] The film plot follows a teenage runaway who takes part in a sleep study that becomes a nightmarish descent into the depths of her mind and a frightening examination of the power of dreams.

Sara has a panic attack when one of the scientists shows her a picture of the same shadowy figure from her dreams, and she becomes fed up with the fact none of them will divulge the purpose of the study.

He informs her the experiment involves monitoring subjects' dreams using a brain scanning device that converts brainwaves into images.

Riff pursues her as she runs to a club in search of her friend Zoe but passes out, forcing him to carry her unconscious body.

Sara wakes up from a surreal nightmare involving the shadowy figure and finds herself in Riff's apartment, where she discovers he straps himself to his bed and monitors his own dreams.

Traumatized and exhausted, they end up having sex, during which Sara sees two shadow figures and passes out again, motivating Riff to take her to a hospital.

As Riff waits for a report of Sara's status, he begins to dream of a dark maze and a humanoid figure in the waking world.

Sara's dream appears to mimic the path she's taking, with shadowy figures manifesting on the monitor, seeming to flank the trio.

The website's critical consensus reads, "Well-acted and visually striking, Come True offers an eerily effective reminder of how the sleeping subconscious can be fertile ground for horror.