Chermin 2007
"If You Look Into The Mirror, You Will See Evil"
Zarina Abdullah's Chermin (2007) dives into the dark side of vanity and obsession with a chilling supernatural twist. Following a disfiguring car accident, Nasrin's desperate search for restoration leads her mother to an eerie antique mirror.
Director: Zarina Abdullah
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chermin (2007) about?
Chermin (2007) follows Nasrin, a young woman left scarred by a car accident, who becomes obsessed with an antique mirror that promises to restore her beauty. The mirror, however, is a vessel for a vengeful spirit that demands blood and revenge in exchange for its dark magic.
Who directed Chermin?
Chermin was directed by Zarina Abdullah, a filmmaker known for her work in Malaysian cinema's horror genre.
Who stars in Chermin?
The film features Deanna Yusoff as Nasrin, alongside Natasha Hudson, Khatijah Tan, Farid Kamil, and Maimon Mutalib in key roles.
Is Chermin (2007) worth watching?
As a Malaysian horror film, Chermin (2007) delivers a tense, atmospheric story with strong performances and a unique twist on supernatural vengeance. Its slow-burn approach may not suit all horror fans, but its themes of obsession and identity make it a memorable watch.
How long is Chermin?
Chermin (2007) runs for 100 minutes.
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About Chermin (2007) — A Haunting Tale of Beauty, Blood, and the Mirror's Curse
Zarina Abdullah's Chermin (2007) dives into the dark side of vanity and obsession with a chilling supernatural twist. Following a disfiguring car accident, Nasrin's desperate search for restoration leads her mother to an eerie antique mirror. Trapped within its glass is a vengeful spirit offering a twisted bargain: reveal what she craves most, but at a horrifying cost. As Nasrin's fixation grows, the mirror demands blood and retribution to reshape her scars into something beautiful. This Malay horror masterpiece blends psychological terror with cultural folklore, creating an unsettling atmosphere where desire and destruction intertwine.
Chermin (2007) stars Deanna Yusoff in a haunting performance as Nasrin, supported by Natasha Hudson, Khatijah Tan, and Farid Kamil, with Zarina Abdullah's direction weaving a tense, atmospheric narrative. The film explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and the monstrous nature of self-obsession, wrapped in eerie visuals and a creeping sense of dread. Ideal for fans of slow-burn horror and supernatural thrillers, it lingers long after the credits roll.