SOME OF THE REVIEWS FOR MINDFLESH

"a truly astounding indie film; it is hypnotic, surreal and cruel, beautiful, seductive and terrifying"
SYNERGY MAGAZINE [click here for the full review] [Click here to download as a .PDF]

"If you enjoy horror, sci-fi, thrillers, bizarre imagery, creative storytelling, and / or the work of David Cronenberg, picking this one up should be a no-brainer. Easy 10/10"
THE MOVIES MADE ME DO IT [click here for the full review]

"A complete, utter mind-f*ck that leaves your brain numb from sensory overload... hypnotic.. strange and uneasy"
HORROR-MOVIES.CA [click here for the full review]

"Unafraid to take you to unexpected places.. trippy & surreal "
SEAN COCKWELL, EAT MY BRAINS [click here for the full review]

Pure aesthetic, unrivalled and absorbing.
TORSTEN SCHRADER, BLAIRWITCH.DE [click here for full review in German]

"This film is amazing both as a horror film and as a film. At times reminiscent of films like Hellraiser, Donnie Darko and Pans Labyrinth this is a film that truly must be seen. There is such disgusting, vivid imagery in this film that you wont believe, the sort of psycho-sexual imagery that must give Prattens psychiatrist a heart attack"
PATRICK THOMPSON, NECROCARNIVAL [click here for full review]

" Body horror. Psychological horror. Plasmatic horror. Prosthetics glory: splatter and sex. Mean, cruel and breathtaking - an absorbing powerhouse of a horror that packs intelligence and verve as if hammered home by David Cronenberg , Shinya Tsukamoto and del Toro. Viva MindFlesh!"
JAY SLATER, TOTAL FILM

"This film is very surreal and cerebral. Comparisons to Cronenberg movies will be made and justifiably so. I sat in stunned silence watching events unfold. Eyes wide and jaw slightly open... Two words merged into one as a description of this movie as I sat watching it. Psychoerotic"
JIMMYZ JOHNSTON, LITTLE BLOG OF HORRORS

"A slick, sick psycho-sexual Brit shocker in which repressed childhood desires return with monstrous effect."
XAVIER MENDIK, DIRECTOR OF THE CULT FILM ARCHIVE AND CINE-EXCESS FILM FESTIVAL