Mieke is being harassed by an inexplicable phenomenon. She is having nightmares and her children are acting strange. For no apparent reason her mother appears, after a long period without any contact. She tries to warn Mieke for impending doom. Has it something to do with the doll that one of her sons got for his birthday? Mieke makes a discovery, a very dark one. Something that will turn her life upside down.
This movie contains 46 potentially triggering events.
It’s implied. Anyone sensitive to dog pain sounds or crying etc should be mindful of both scenes with the lab and the Boston terrier. Nothing explicit or graphic tho.
They are being possessed/influenced by a demonic/supernatural presence and are not in their right minds, but this is a heavy theme in almost all the flashback scenes.
Yes, very much so. Choking, and offscreen torture. All instances are because of the mirror controlling people who otherwise loved eachother, if that makes it any better. I guess that makes it worse, actually.
Yes, two dogs. Nothing is seen on camera but they can be heard. Both were 'eaten' by the mirror (vanished), one of them only being implied to be, visually he escaped the house.
Not on screen, but a victim of the mirror being having been burnt to death was mentioned.
On screen, a photo of a woman's face who had eaten through a live power line was briefly held up to the camera, her entire mouth around the lips area is exposed.
SPOILER: the dad has a moment of lucidity towards the end and kills himself by pulling the trigger on a gun someone else is holding, essentially sacrificing himself
Yes, but the people in question aren't aware of it until after the fact because of the mirror warping their surroundings (e.g. biting into a light bulb because seconds ago it was an apple).
there is a character who becomes mentally ill because of violence/trauma, not the other way around. He is shown to be recovered and to his senses before being re-introduced to the mirror.
A woman from the past is desscribed to have died while pregnant. They use more details about it in the film but I don't want to trigger people trying to avoid it lol.