Into the Mirror
In the deep night, if you live alone, don't look in the mirror!
Woo Yeong-min retired from the police force after trying to save his partner and causing his death. After a series of mysterious deaths in the shopping mall in which his uncle has allowed him to work as a security guard prior to its reopening, he must face both his own fear of mirrors and the mystery surrounding the fire that closed down the mall.
Status
Released
Original Language
KO
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Release Date
August 14, 2003
Popularity
1
Director
Kim Sung-ho
Writer
Kim Sung-ho
Producer
Kim Eun-young
Producer
Kwan Jae-hyun
Where to Watch
Cast
Yoo Ji-tae
Woo Yeong-min
Kim Myung-min
Heo Hyeon-su
Kim Hye-na
Lee Ji-hyeon / Lee Jeong-hyeon
Kim Myung-soo
Choi Sang-gi
Ki Joo-bong
Jeong Il-seong
Rie Young-zin
Choi Mi-jeong
Jung Eun-pyo
Kim Il-hwan
Oh Jung-se
Detective Park
Oh Yong
Baek Jin-soo
Park Jun-hyuk
Lee Dong-ha
Lee Sang-hong
Lim Joon-suk
Gi Guk-seo
Mr. Kim
Jung Yoo-min
Doctor Yeo
Son Young-soon
Yang Joon-suk's Mother
Lee Jong-woo
Ha Hyeon-soo's Team Member
Park So-eun
Girl
Kim Jae-heum
Detective 1
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Reviews
Dr_Nostromo
59/100 A few employees of a major department store, set to reopen after a fire and dealing with worker compensation issues, turn up dead in mysterious ways. Is it a serial killer or something different? Although presented as a horror movie in the trailer, it focuses far more on the police investigation into the deaths, but with a supernatural element. As such, there's no scares to speak of, the film is rather long winded and the non-surprise ending (at least for me) didn't sit well. It certainly works as a drama, though, and I found it all rather entertaining. -- DrNostromo.com
