A Disturbingly Dreadful Horror Remake Opens a Gateway on Streaming

Remakes of popular horror films have been all the rage over the last 20 years, but what if the project, originally announced as a retread of another film, was scrapped and rebuilt from scratch? Aja’s 2008 Terror Case mirrornothing good.

Originally set to be a simple redux of a 2003 Korean hit Into the Mirrorresponsible genre veteran High tension When Hills Have Eyes V2.0 found itself unsatisfied with the narrative details it was given, and instead chose to tell an entirely new story while retaining the “cursed mirror” premise.

Kiefer Sutherland’s ex-cop witnesses a disturbing vision in a burnt-out department store and is patrolling as a security card. A world that puts families in danger.

You see, glass panes don’t make for thrilling plot devices.maybe that’s why mirror When it was first released, it ended up being panned to the ground. However, it managed to rake in nearly $80 million at the box office, so at least it wasn’t a commercial failure, or even a critical one.

We are embarking on a streaming comeback this week as well. flick patrol Revealing Endless Horror as one of the hottest features in this week’s iTunes Global Rankings. Again, I’ve found that people show up for fear, regardless of quality.