The "possession" begins in the clavicle. Watch the way Reagan Foxx holds herself as the prim Mrs. Hyde—shoulders coiled, spine a question mark of suppressed fury, hands trembling slightly as if holding an invisible teacup that might shatter. Then comes the first flicker. A dilation of the pupil. A slow, serpentine roll of the neck. The wickedness does not crash over her like a wave; it unfolds like a poisoned flower. You can see the exact microsecond where propriety dies and something ancient, feline, and absolutely merciless is born.
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Plays the character Mary Reilly, depicted as a sinister maternal figure. Tom Byron: Appears in a non-sexual role as Dr. Jekyll. Jessica Drake:
The feature boasts an ambitious cast of industry veterans and newcomers: as Valerie Hyde Seth Gamble as Edward Hyde Reagan Foxx as Mary Reilly as Dr. Jekyll Jessica Drake as Dr. Sarah Walden Kenna James as Melanie Tramell The Possession of Mrs. Hyde (Video 2018)
And what is Reagan Foxx saying to us with this performance? She is saying that evil is not a foreign invader. It is a dormant language we all speak in our darkest dreams. The possession of Mrs. Hyde is not a warning. It is a confession. It whispers that respectability is just a cage with a gilded lock, and given one key—one terrible, delicious key—most of us would turn it without a second thought.