This British "found footage" feature boasts one creepy image, but it's an eighty minute slog to get to it. Whereas the otherwise overrated OCULUS was at its most unsettling when relating the history of its cursed mirror through vocal accounts rather than flashbacks, the titular object here is just a mirror that pops up under the search term "paranormal" and bought off eBay by sole bidders Steve (Nate Fallows, VIKING QUEST) and flatmate couple Jemma (Jemma Dallender, I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE 2) and Matt (Joshua Dickinson) to take on the James Randi million dollar challenge for proof of the paranormal. Arming themselves with cameras and positioning another in front of the mirror to record overnight, they capture nothing out of the usual over the first few nights but what they do not see only encourages Steve (the punchable character of the "found footage" genre who shoves his camera in peoples faces and makes jokes to lighten the mood with the opposite result). When Matt starts up his childhood habit of sleepwalking and the mirror camera starts mysteriously shutting itself off, Steve outfits him with a body camera (a GoPro strapped to his chest) to record his nightly activities. Matt becomes increasingly cagey about sharing the footage from the GoPro as he wakes each morning agitated with worsening bloodshot eyes. The vandalizing of their apartment in which every glass object is shattered except for the mirror has Steve convinced that Matt's behavior is being caused by the mirror, but Jemma fears more for her boyfriend's sanity when he starts sleepwalking while carrying knives from the butcher's block. Failing to create any sense of urgency with improvised arguments and Night Vision POV wanderings, the film tries out some graphic gore before the de rigueur finale.