Mind Games

The Jalbert Brothers are at it again and this time they mess with your mind! It is a psychological thriller that jerks you around for a while and then draws you in deeper and deeper. Robert LaSardo is weird, bad, mysterious and at times you like his character. The ending is a surprise that you will not see coming!

A must see Nice & entertaining movie. Full of suspense with surprise ending.

Dude, that Robert LaSardo is one scary dude! Mind Games was intense, interesting and thought provoking about the rumors that what we've heard throughout the years about the CIA testing and programming Military personnel to be better warriors on the battle field, could be a reality. To be more focused and goal oriented. The performances were all really good. The leads were all very solid and the mystery of the puzzle pieces continued to keep me guessing. I liked the visual aspect of the project too. You felt like you were there experiencing all of the moments personally. I'm still thinking back at this moment about scenes and the way they manipulated the reality of continuity. Very well done. Mind blowing.

Long setup, and then a "twist" mailed in from Nepal.

"Here's my idea for a movie. A woman is kidnapped and locked in a remote location."

"Then what."

"That's it."

"Doesn't it need an ending?"

"Start shooting. I'll think of something."

This flick (not to be confused with a "movie") is summarized in the heading to this review: Crushingly, mind-numbingly bad. The glowing cluster reviews all written in the month of July are a sure sign of those involved in the travesty trying with desperation to pump up the volume with lies about what a work of genius it is. Genius and this aren't even in the same country, much less the same zip code...they may not even be on the same continent (Or, less generously, on the same planet.) AVOID this if you're looking to be entertained by anything short of incompetence.