A pair of siblings witness their parents both go insane, for reasons that are at first unknown to them until they conclude that it has something to do with the haunted mirror daddy bought to hang on a wall in his office. At first, the mother starts acting like a rabid dog, which leads daddy to chain her up in their bedroom so as not to cause any more harm. Later on, the malevolent entity living in the mirror seduces the father and turns him against his children. The supernatural being takes the form of a woman with mirrors for eyes. To cut the long story short, the younger brother ends up using his father’s pistol against him, killing him in the process. He is then taken to juvenile custody, locked up in a psychiatric ward while his big sister is left to grow up on her own. A decade later Kaylie (Karen Gillan) and Tim (Brenton Thwaites) reunite in the house, where everything happened, for some unfinished business. She has purchased the mirror and intends to prove to the world that it is haunted before she smashes it, installing booby traps all over the place. He, on the other hand, believes she has gone insane. Would they be triumphant this time or would history just repeat itself?
