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I was going to review the film (after all, I got free tickets so no money was wasted) but then I read this and it was pretty much what I would’ve said but better. I love 24 and think Kiefer Sutherland is a great actor but I kept thinking ‘Jack Bauer!’ throughout the whole thing… and the wife WAS horrible, just so whiny and fake and annoying! Admittedly there were one or two jumps (I felt them more from surrounding viewers) but the plot was so stretched that it could’ve easily been cut by 20 minutes and probably still seem like forever.

I’m not the hugest modern horror fan, but Mirrors was a slight letdown. Even the beginning sequence – has my memory gone or did his face being ripped apart look so unreal it wasn’t funny?

I was going to review the film (after all, I got free tickets so no money was wasted) but then I read this and it was pretty much what I would’ve said but better. I love 24 and think Kiefer Sutherland is a great actor but I kept thinking ‘Jack Bauer!’ throughout the whole thing… and the wife WAS horrible, just so whiny and fake and annoying! Admittedly there were one or two jumps (I felt them more from surrounding viewers) but the plot was so stretched that it could’ve easily been cut by 20 minutes and probably still seem like forever.

I’m not the hugest modern horror fan, but Mirrors was a slight letdown. Even the beginning sequence – has my memory gone or did his face being ripped apart look so unreal it wasn’t funny?

But your right, it really doesn’t deserve 2 stars in hindsight! I must have been feeling generous.

There are instances where i think gore is tolerable, but only when it is incorporated within a film that connects it’s characters with the audience and has a script that is gripping and suspenseful. Take Wolf Creek or, my guilty pleasure of the year, The Ruins. Both were certainly brutal in parts, but I genuinely had a connection with the characters and their plight which in turn, made the gore almost seem necessary to the story.

But your right, it really doesn’t deserve 2 stars in hindsight! I must have been feeling generous.

There are instances where i think gore is tolerable, but only when it is incorporated within a film that connects it’s characters with the audience and has a script that is gripping and suspenseful. Take Wolf Creek or, my guilty pleasure of the year, The Ruins. Both were certainly brutal in parts, but I genuinely had a connection with the characters and their plight which in turn, made the gore almost seem necessary to the story.

“Plot wise, these visuals are completely unnecessary and, unlike Eli Roth’s Hostel or the seemingly never ending Saw series of films, it doesn’t occur consistently enough to be the sole reason why the film exists.”

I can’t oppose this argument though.