Director:
Joe BegosGuión:
Joe BegosCámara:
Joe BegosMúsica:
Steve MooreReparto:
Graham Skipper, Lauren Ashley Carter, John Speredakos, Larry Fessenden, Noah Segan, Matt Mercer, Jeremy Gardner, Josh Ethier, Susan T. Travers (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
En el año 1990, la telequinesis es cada vez más frecuente. El Dr. Slovak dirige una institución que pretende ayudar a las personas que, como Zack, deben aprender a convivir con este tipo de habilidad. Pero Zack no tardará en descubrir que el doctor tiene intenciones ocultas. (La Aventura Audiovisual)
Reseñas (3)
A slightly upgraded Almost Human, but with telekinesis. One the one hand, a pretty nice 80s – 90s retro, on the other, it looks unintentionally funny in many scenes. The last third it hits the right notes pretty well, but I was expecting more. Not more blood, but more… execution confidence? It is so borderline, but at least it works.
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Joe Begos surprised with his Almost Human and there is a marked improvement here and I will definitely keep an eye on him in the future. The Mind's Eye is a very rewarding horror film with a nice retro style reminiscent of the 80's and an unusual idea concerning telekinesis, what can we say, not many horror films are made on such a topic and the biggest plus is the quantum of proper and honest gore. What the director did was really impressive, I haven't seen a more brutal horror film this year. I also praise the fast pace and the good villain. This was good. 80%.
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The Mind's Eye has a pretty clear and well-know story, but I like it in its simplicity and directness. I liked the characters and was able to go on their journey with them to the end, and none of them bothered me. This is basically a slightly above-average B-movie that has something of Cronenberg and something of King and his para-horrors, which overall suited me just fine. I really didn't mind the lower budget.
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