Beautiful imagery used in this millennial K-horror, I especially love the rorschach effect the mirror gives us toward the end there. A trendy department store trying to re-open after a fire killed some of their employees last year is hampered by another death inside the store, just days before the grand re-opening event. More deaths follow until people are afraid to enter for the grand re-opening, when blam! Money starts pouring from above! THEN they go running in. Funniest thing in the flick. The new head of security is trying to figure it all out. He got the job because he's the chairman's nephew. Everybody tries to walk all over him; he made a boo-boo when he was with the police and accidentally killed his partner, hence the new career. While there is no real fear or scare and not much suspense either, there is interest. That's what this movie inspires, is interest. When things happen they intrigue.
Review of Into the Mirror
