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Photographer-turned filmmaker Sean Ellis follows Cashback with a cerebral horror that’s more creepily unsettling than out-and-out scary.
Lena Headey plays a London radiologist shocked to see her perfect double pass her by. One car crash later, she awakens to find everything in her life subtly out of whack.
Ellis serves up a stylish affair that superficially echoes Polanski and Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. Alas, go a little deeper and there’s really not much to a film whose reveal won’t surprise anybody unlucky enough to catch the similar Mirrors.
Neil Smith
Despite still being filmed, the studio behind Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is already declaring it a "masterpiece" that Homer "would quite likely be proud of"
First trailer for Guy Ritchie's new action adventure featuring Star Wars' Natalie Portman and A Quiet Place's John Krasinski looks like The Mummy meets Indiana Jones
