Possibly the episode I'd been anticipating the most... And, unfortunately the worst in the series so far. It presents much like a Theatre stage production, which isn't a bad thing. It doesn't give enough attention to character development to stand up on screen, instead focusing more on setting and lighting. The relationships between characters aren't strong enough either, so you don't really care what's happening to them. Some of the acting is woody, too, which doesn't help things much. With the story being quite familiar, it needed all other elements to be strong for the story to shine. And let's not even talk about the rat with a human face! Or the ending!
Review of Dreams in the Witch House
