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Blog & StoriesWhen a mother brings home an antique mirror as a gift for her daughter recovering from a car accident, she has no idea that the mirror holds a sinister secret. As the daughter begins to spend more time before the glass, her behavior becomes increasingly erratic, and the line between reality and reflection blurs. The mother must confront the terrifying possibility that the mirror is not just a piece of furniture, but a portal to something dark and hungry. A creeping atmosphere of dread builds as the family’s bond is tested by a malevolent presence that seems to grow stronger with each passing night. Will they break the mirror’s hold before it claims more than just their sanity?
User Reviews
ShadowWatcher – 7/10
“I didn't know what to expect from a Malaysian horror flick, but Chermin really creeped me out. The mirror concept is classic, but the way it's executed here is fresh and unsettling. The acting is decent, and the atmosphere is thick with dread. Definitely worth a watch if you're into supernatural horror.”
GoreHound22 – 5/10
“It had some good scares and the plot was interesting, but it dragged in the middle. I felt the pacing could have been tighter. Still, the creepy mirror effects were well done, and the ending left me thinking. Not the best horror I've seen, but not the worst either.”
NightOwl77 – 6/10
“For me, Chermin is a solid entry in Asian horror. The buildup was slow but effective, and the mirror as a source of evil is always creepy. The acting was okay, though some scenes felt overdone. If you like movies that focus on psychological terror rather than jump scares, you might enjoy this one.”
ScreamQueen – 4/10
“I was really excited to watch this, but it let me down. The scares were predictable and the story didn't grab me. The daughter's transformation felt rushed, and I didn't care much about the characters. It had potential but fell flat for me. Maybe it's just not my kind of horror.”
