Redux Redux (2025)
Revenge is a vicious cycle.
Director: Matthew McManus, Kevin McManus · Writers: Kevin McManus, Matthew McManus
In an attempt to avenge her daughter’s death, Irene Kelly travels through parallel universes, killing her daughter’s murderer again and again. As she becomes consumed by vengeance, her humanity begins to slip away—until the cycle is disrupted when she rescues Mia, a sharp-witted teenager already marked by the killer.
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Director
Matthew McManus
Kevin McManus
Cast
Michaela McManus
Irene Kelly 
Stella Marcus
Mia 
Jeremy Holm
Neville 
Jim Cummings
Jonathan 
Taylor Misiak
Billie 
Dendrie Taylor
Darla 
Derick Alexander
Cashier 
Raphael Chestang
Officer Connor 
Debra Christofferson
Deb 
Minita Gandhi
Jennifer 
London Garcia
Hotel Clerk 
Clinton Lowe
Officer Dyson User Reviews (2)
Multiverse alert! The only butterfly effect is the butterfly...knife at your throat, perv! Turns out there are so many universes that are so minutely different that you can fuck them up as much as you want and it doesn't really matter. Just another lady unloading into the perv and disappearing. Show struggles when Rick gets her Morty and they have to act ...it's written and directed by two dudes... like deep strong emotional females. There is innovation in this and I like a few things a lot. The bad guy is not torture porn horrible; more excited to murder horrible. A murderer who kills women elaborately and horribly but not outrageously. Rick does some great murdering herself. Her character is more: murder is a choice vs. something you train for. She has her gun and she shoots her gun. Cool gun too. I think Rick does a good job. Morty is a little annoying but it's a Morty. I watche…
The darkest possible Groundhog Day. This is grim, it is dark, it feels hopeless, and it great. The casting directions decisions are paying off very well, and the direction is very tight. The action is sometimes relegated to a lesser spot in the focus, and that's perfectly all right. As the story is more than compelling enough.
