The Mind's Eye

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The Mind's Eye

2016,

1h 27m,

Horror/

Mystery & Thriller/

Action/

Sci-Fi

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25 Reviews

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250+ Ratings

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25 Reviews

34%

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250+ Ratings

A man (Graham Skipper) and his girlfriend (Lauren Ashley Carter) become the prisoners of a deranged doctor (John Speredakos) who wants to harvest their telekinetic powers.

Critics Consensus

The Mind's Eye packs a bloody B-movie punch, although its gleeful indulgence in gore may test the limits of all but the least squeamish.

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Simon Abrams

RogerEbert.com

Aug 5, 2016

1/4

The Mind's Eye is the kind of childish genre movie that gives genre movies a bad reputation.

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Tom Long

Detroit News

Aug 5, 2016

D

In the history of cheap gore films, "The Mind's Eye" is just another blip on the bloody screen.

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Noel Murray

Los Angeles Times

Aug 4, 2016

Begos opens "The Mind's Eye" with the words, "This film should be played loud," as though his movie were a rock song - which is actually a fair analogy for a simplistic throwback homage that's all hook and no sophistication.

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Joey Keogh

Wicked Horror

Oct 7, 2019

6/10

In a world of CGI mush, endless retreads and overcooked posturing, The Mind's Eye provides a welcome respite with its classic, old-school charm.

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Josh Goller

Spectrum Culture

Jul 20, 2019

1.25/5

Stupefying in both concept and execution, The Mind's Eye is simply brainless.

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Sean Mulvihill

FanboyNation.com

Nov 1, 2018

3/5

The brilliance of The Mind's Eye is that Joe Begos knows exactly who he's making this movie for - this is a movie by a gorehound for gorehounds.

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Anakin S

Feb 8, 2018

If you think you're gonna like it, you're gonna like it.

Ron L

Jul 17, 2017

I liked the throwback feel to the movie with the lighting, gore effects, and soundtrack but the production value, acting, and plot seemed to be lacking.

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Draco P

Jun 2, 2017

Dude that was awesome.Such a tense movie. A film in league with the likes of the first Scanners. Very brutal sci fi horror thriller.

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Theodore P

Mar 13, 2017

Painful acting, throw-away dialogue and budgetary restraints are all on display. Can be played in background while loading your dishwasher.

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Hermione L

Mar 10, 2017

Really crappy movie. 70s soundtrack, unconvincing horror action, waste of time.

Hermione S

Mar 8, 2017

What the hell did I just see?

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Joe Begos

Director

Graham Skipper

Zack Connors

John Speredakos

Dr. Michael Slovak

Lauren Ashley Carter

Rachel Meadows

Noah Segan

Travis Levine

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Synopsis

A man (Graham Skipper) and his girlfriend (Lauren Ashley Carter) become the prisoners of a deranged doctor (John Speredakos) who wants to harvest their telekinetic powers.

Director: Joe Begos
Producer: Joe Begos, Josh Ethier, Graham Skipper, Zak Zeman
Screenwriter: Joe Begos
Distributor: RLJ Entertainment
Production Co: Channel 83 Films, Site B
Genre: Horror, Mystery & Thriller, Action, Sci-Fi
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Aug 5, 2016, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 4, 2017
Runtime: 1h 27m

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