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In this unsettling fever dream from 2002, the spectral Julie, a casualty of a ’70s PCP overdose, drifts through the ether searching for her brother Bob, a grotesque watch-seller wasting away from a bizarre sugar intolerance in the early ’90s. As Julie’s otherworldly presence seeps into Bob’s decaying reality, the film blurs the line between hallucination and nightmare, plunging viewers into a surreal abyss of grief, obsession, and bodily horror. Shot with a grimy, experimental edge, Reflections of Evil is a disorienting descent into a world where the past refuses to die and the living are haunted by the dead’s unfinished business. A slow-burning, dread-soaked experience that will linger like a bad trip long after the credits roll.
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What is Reflections of Evil about?
In this unsettling fever dream from 2002, the spectral Julie, a casualty of a '70s PCP overdose, drifts through the ether searching for her brother Bob, a grotesque watch-seller wasting away from a bizarre sugar intolerance in the early '90s. As Julie's otherworldly presence seeps...
When was Reflections of Evil released?
Reflections of Evil was released in 2002.
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User Reviews
VHS_Vagrant – 7/10
“Not for everyone, but this flick got under my skin. The POV shots and eerie score made me feel like I was trapped in a nightmare. It's messy and raw, but that's what makes it so effective.”
CreepyCarl – 4/10
“I appreciate what it was going for, but the pacing killed it for me. Too many slow, static scenes that went nowhere. The weird vibe is there, but I need more scares and less wandering.”
GhoulGirlie – 8/10
“A hidden gem for fans of experimental horror. The way it blends body horror with ghost story is brilliant. It gave me the creeps like few films do. Not your typical jump-scare affair, so be ready.”
TormentedMind – 5/10
“Had some interesting ideas and a few genuinely unsettling moments, but it also felt amateurish at times. The acting was all over the place. If you're patient, it might work for you, but it's a slog.”
