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Miranda Veil (2020)

Horror | 104 minutes
1,60 5 votes

Genre: Horror / Mystery

Duration: 104 minuten

Country: United States

Directed by: Levin Garbisch

Stars: Annabel Barrett, Kelton Jones and Vida Ghaffari

IMDb score: 4,3 (314)

Releasedate: 18 September 2020

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Miranda Veil plot

Soren has a strange dream, because he wants nothing more than to become a serial killer. To begin his massacres, he kidnaps young Miranda. He tortures her, then kills her. But then something very inexplicable happens, because Miranda apparently cannot die.

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Years ago, I had a brief exchange with director Levin Garbisch regarding the trailer for Miranda Veil, which left a peculiar but unclear impression on me. He agreed and indicated he wanted to make a second trailer, but I never saw it. Years later, I finally watched the end result, and it must be said that Garbisch possesses plenty of ambition. It is an interesting premise strongly portrayed by both Zach Steffey and Annabal Barrett. The concept offers room for many substantive opportunities that are well utilized by the filmmakers, but ultimately, it must be acknowledged that Miranda Veil works better as a romance than as a thriller. Unfortunately, those angles remain limited, and Garbisch constantly gives space to some absurd, uninteresting character that has to appear on screen for a long time every single time. Visually, too, the production leaves something to be desired, specifically regarding practical violence. So, there is certainly an interesting foundation, but it lacks real daring and/or distinction, and that is a real shame.

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