Re-write of the old urban legend about an evil spirit that resides in mirrors and, when summoned by the repetition of her name in the dark, will materialize to kill whoever it is that has awakened her is loaded with expert direction and editing but light on plot and acting. This time the tale is centered around the eerie setting of an insane asylum staffed by buffoonish guys and a series of VERY attractive nurses (lead by the fierce, yet beautiful Danni Hamilton) with an evil, but pretty unclear agenda to resurrect "Bloody Mary." Their plans may not reach fruition, however, as the nosy cop sister of one of Mary's victims (played with strength by fetching Kim Tyler) begins investigating her sister's unexplained disappearance.

Kudos go to writer/director Richard Valentine for creating a worthwhile experience on limited funds as his movie is highlighted by stylish visuals and the eye-poppingly attractive young cast which includes Lindsay Marret, Brianne Wigeland and specifically Jessica Lous in a brave performance at the opening of the flick. DVD is also notable for an interesting look behind the scenes of the movie.