Attacked by homicidal mirrors, Kiefer Sutherland’s reflective ex-cop must go through the looking glass to solve a terrible – sorry, terrifying – mystery.
Mirrors is Alexandre Aja’s Poltergeist, and not just because it involves tortured souls trapped in another dimension; after Switchblade Romance and The Hills Have Eyes, this sanitised offering (don’t be fooled by the 18 certificate) is all boo!-scares and polished visuals.
Disappointing extras, too.
Jamie Graham
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