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Kiefer Sutherland, Paula Patton, Amy Smart, Cameron Boyce, Erica Gluck, Jason Flemyng, John Shrapnel, Julian Glover, Mary Beth Peil, Tim Ahern
A mall security guard becomes wrapped up in a mystery involving a particular department store's mirrors which seem to bring out the worst in people.
Id: 10995870
This movie surely exceeded my expectations. Although being immune to horror movies this one scared the hell outta me! At some points it was over-the-top, excessively gruesome, violent and rather disturbing, but those drawbacks certainly don't bring the movie down.
High-caliber ...( read more)
Mirrors- a film for Kiefer Sutherland fans. Otherwise, ti's a bad film which should have stayed locked inside the writer's mind. The plot has potential, very much potential. Aside from Sutherland, the acting in the film is bad, really bad. The director did not capitalize on s...( read more)
I thought this was a pretty decent horror film overall. Starts well it has a few gory scenes and the old shopping mall has a spooky feel to and a different ending from the usual stuff we get. Tries to be a bit too much like the Ring in the second half but still a enjoyable film a...( read more)
The biggest surprise of this film is that they managed to adapt a remake into this sequel to 24. Jack Bauer is now living a normal life as a mall security guard. He's changed his names, but not his tactics. He runs around SHOUTING when he should be talking and whispering when he ...( read more)
Interesting concept enough... but Kiefer seriously has to drop the "Jack Bauer" persona, it reeked of it. And of course, Bauer gets owned by the mirrors. XD
Jokes aside, an original idea for horror, but nothing new in the end. Freakish though, but predicatable.... though gruesom...( read more)
This is the first horror movie I have seen in a long time that kept me super interested, and got me to jump a couple times. There was one scene that just made me cringe,.. super!
Pretty scary and sad at the same time. Kiefer Sutherland is great in this movie!
