Mirrors Unrated Vs Theatrical at Pamela Gertrude blog

Mirrors Unrated Vs Theatrical. I thought it really had a ton of potential for some severe scares but missed the mark. I enjoyed the unrated version a lot more and there's a couple really great scenes. Mirrors is a 2008 american supernatural horror film [3] directed by alexandre aja, starring kiefer sutherland, paula patton, and amy smart. On the cover the lurid. The film was first titled into the mirror, but the name. I’m guessing the unrated is a. Attempting to pick up the shattered pieces of his life, a disgraced former cop (sutherland) takes a routine security job. Nevertheless, for getting a rated r the theatrical version had to be shortened, noticed while having a look on the just released unrated dvd from the us. Ben flails, freaks out, and fumbles around trying to decipher the. Projected artwork for mirrors claims that this is the unrated edition, though both cuts are available on this disc. Helmed by french horror director alexandre aja (the hills have eyes, high tension), mirrors is long on gore and short on plot.

Helmed by french horror director alexandre aja (the hills have eyes, high tension), mirrors is long on gore and short on plot. Projected artwork for mirrors claims that this is the unrated edition, though both cuts are available on this disc. Mirrors is a 2008 american supernatural horror film [3] directed by alexandre aja, starring kiefer sutherland, paula patton, and amy smart. Nevertheless, for getting a rated r the theatrical version had to be shortened, noticed while having a look on the just released unrated dvd from the us. I thought it really had a ton of potential for some severe scares but missed the mark. I enjoyed the unrated version a lot more and there's a couple really great scenes. On the cover the lurid. The film was first titled into the mirror, but the name. Ben flails, freaks out, and fumbles around trying to decipher the. I’m guessing the unrated is a.

Mirrors 2 (Unrated) (Bluray + DVD) (Widescreen)

Mirrors Unrated Vs Theatrical Mirrors is a 2008 american supernatural horror film [3] directed by alexandre aja, starring kiefer sutherland, paula patton, and amy smart. The film was first titled into the mirror, but the name. Helmed by french horror director alexandre aja (the hills have eyes, high tension), mirrors is long on gore and short on plot. I’m guessing the unrated is a. Ben flails, freaks out, and fumbles around trying to decipher the. On the cover the lurid. Attempting to pick up the shattered pieces of his life, a disgraced former cop (sutherland) takes a routine security job. I enjoyed the unrated version a lot more and there's a couple really great scenes. I thought it really had a ton of potential for some severe scares but missed the mark. Mirrors is a 2008 american supernatural horror film [3] directed by alexandre aja, starring kiefer sutherland, paula patton, and amy smart. Nevertheless, for getting a rated r the theatrical version had to be shortened, noticed while having a look on the just released unrated dvd from the us. Projected artwork for mirrors claims that this is the unrated edition, though both cuts are available on this disc.