Mindwarp

The prospect of seeing Bruce Campbell doing battle with cannibalistic mutants in a future underworld may sound fun. Well - despite a generous offering of gore - it isn't. This is a terrible movie, not to mention too ambitious for its budget. At least halfway though you'll get a chance to admire the heroine's impressive physique (it's the scene where she gets tied up) - be sure not to miss it, because you are certainly not going to admire her inept acting anytime. (*1/2)

Mindwarp is just great! Its just one of those fun movies that are just entertaining from start to finish. IT's very original and has a quick pace that doesn't let up. The cast led by Bruce Campbell(Evil Dead), Angus Scrimm(Phantasm), and unknown Marta Alicia is great. I have no clue who she is, but Elizabeth Kent of plays the supporting role of Cordelia is awesome! If your a fan of gory sci-fi/horror than I totally recommend Mind Warp. It is hard to find and I first saw it when I was 11 and couldn't find a copy again until I was 17. This film should have gotten the attention it deserved! See it today!!!! JUST DON'T TAKE IT SERIOUSLY

Look, I know it's low budget. But that's never an excuse. Mindwarp has what other, much more expensive movies don't have: atmosphere and some images you won't forget. Add in The Bruce, and you got something that you just have to like - if you're a genre film fan at all, that is. There are portions of this film that could have been taken from an "Evil Dead IV", and I'm sure that someone with a lot of time and some serious skills could actually turn this film into that. Sure, the music is corny, the production design looks cheap at times, but I didn't really care. I want to see someone making a film like this today, and then we can talk. All in all, this is a very enjoyable little gem, and if you have the opportunity to see it (as it seems to be kinda hard to find), you should take it.

I've been watching nothing but apocalyptic movies for about a month now, and this is definitely one of my favorites. It is a little gory, mainly to show the depravity of the mutants, but not overly so. Possibly Angus Scrimm's finest acting. Good Atmosphere. Give it a try.

For most of the movie, the pretty female lead (who has some rather admirable musculature in her arms) is exiled from her apparently post-apocalyptic underground lair where most time is spent in virtual reality, to the barren Earth's surface, mostly sand and snow. Mutated human beings try to capture her, but Bruce Campbell saves her. However, they both get captured and pulled under the Earth's surface where Campbell is put to work mining for pre- apocalyptic items like Cuisanart blenders, and she has more in store for her than that. However, that's not where the movie starts or ends. It is bookended by some confusing scenes in the underground lair and in the virtual reality. It's unclear what's real and what's not, and I didn't understand the ending at all, I'm afraid. For those looking for gore, there is some and it is pretty good, but I wouldn't say there's a lot of scenes with it.

I normally hate post-apocalyptic science fiction, but I'll make an exception for Mindwarp. Despite gratuitous gore and a cast with some weak members, the film manages to be entertaining. Good use is made of a low budget, and an intriguing (if ugly) world is created. If you're a science fiction fan, this movie should be at least a little more satisfying than most genre entries.

The story in Mindwarp is interesting but the budget for this movie was just too low. It's a pity because it had potential to be a good sci-fi post apocalyptic horror movie but now it's just a bit cringing to watch. Maybe one day they will remake this one with a decent budget and then we could have something. The costumes, masks and other attributes looked like they've been purchased in the cheapest costume shop, the acting is mediocre and that despise I like Bruce Campbell normally. It looks like he always plays in stuff where at one point somebody gets his hand chopped off. I wished I liked this movie more, but even for a distant 1992 movie it still looks too amateuristic.