
Oculus: Chapter 3 – The Man with the Plan
2006·Horror·32m
7.0
★

A man sets out to prove an antique mirror is haunted.
Directed by Mike Flanagan
possession
ghost
supernatural investigation

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Cast

Dave Levine
Steve

Mike Flanagan
Ghoul 2
Crew

Mike Flanagan
Director

Mike Flanagan
Writer

Mike Flanagan
Editor

Mike Flanagan
Director of Photography

Mike Flanagan
Producer
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
Lichi
6.0★ · 03/10/26

Voy a quitar el espejo de mi habitación
Voy a quitar el espejo de mi habitación
natasha
6.0★ · 07/08/25

justice for flip
HORRORx52 10/52 | Short film that was made into a feature film
HORRORx52 10/52 | Short film that was made into a feature film
justice for flip
HORRORx52 10/52 | Short film that was made into a feature film
HORRORx52 10/52 | Short film that was made into a feature film
Catherine
7.0★ · 03/03/25

Ah, the origin of Mike Flanagan’s iconic Lasser Glass.
This short film is just a slice of the haunted mirror idea that Mike would later expand upon in his 2013 feature film Oculus. This version of the story is regrettably low quality in terms of set design, visual effects and acting caliber, but what it does have is a capital-I Idea. All of the tension surrounding the torturous Lasser Glass lore still builds incredibly well, despite what this short has working against it, and I loved that the strength of Mike’s vision could still shine through.
Warts and all, I enjoyed this and thought it was great to see the humble beginnings of a prop that has been such a long-standing piece of Flanagan’s filmography.
This short film is just a slice of the haunted mirror idea that Mike would later expand upon in his 2013 feature film Oculus. This version of the story is regrettably low quality in terms of set design, visual effects and acting caliber, but what it does have is a capital-I Idea. All of the tension surrounding the torturous Lasser Glass lore still builds incredibly well, despite what this short has working against it, and I loved that the strength of Mike’s vision could still shine through.
Warts and all, I enjoyed this and thought it was great to see the humble beginnings of a prop that has been such a long-standing piece of Flanagan’s filmography.
Ah, the origin of Mike Flanagan’s iconic Lasser Glass.
This short film is just a slice of the haunted mirror idea that Mike would later expand upon in his 2013 feature film Oculus. This version of the story is regrettably low quality in terms of set design, visual effects and acting caliber, but what it does have is a capital-I Idea. All of the tension surrounding the torturous Lasser Glass lore still builds incredibly well, despite what this short has working against it, and I loved that the strength of Mike’s vision could still shine through.
Warts and all, I enjoyed this and thought it was great to see the humble beginnings of a prop that has been such a long-standing piece of Flanagan’s filmography.
This short film is just a slice of the haunted mirror idea that Mike would later expand upon in his 2013 feature film Oculus. This version of the story is regrettably low quality in terms of set design, visual effects and acting caliber, but what it does have is a capital-I Idea. All of the tension surrounding the torturous Lasser Glass lore still builds incredibly well, despite what this short has working against it, and I loved that the strength of Mike’s vision could still shine through.
Warts and all, I enjoyed this and thought it was great to see the humble beginnings of a prop that has been such a long-standing piece of Flanagan’s filmography.
Gracecat
8.0★ · 11/15/24

Very cool to see Oculus the early years
Very cool to see Oculus the early years
A
6.0★ · 10/20/25
