Reflection of Evil

About This Movie

Reflection of Evil is a wild ride, isn’t it? You’ve got these identical twins, torn apart by tragedy, and the horror just escalates from there. The pacing is erratic, which honestly adds a unique charm to it. The atmosphere teeters between unsettling and bizarre, especially with that deranged Nanny character. I mean, releasing the brother from the closet after all those years? That’s just ripe for chaos. The practical effects aren’t groundbreaking but they get the job done, with a few moments that might catch you off guard. The performances are... let's say, interesting, and they bring a certain rawness to the film that I think is worth noting. It’s definitely something you won’t forget anytime soon.

Reflection of Evil has a somewhat elusive presence in the collector scene, often overshadowed by more mainstream horror titles. Released on VHS and later on DVD, it's not the easiest flick to track down, especially in decent condition. Its cult status stems from its peculiar narrative and off-kilter execution, which has garnered a niche following among genre enthusiasts. While it may not command high prices, collectors keep an eye out for those elusive original tapes and early releases, as they represent a unique piece of the '80s horror landscape.