
Like Minds
2006
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Limited
1996
RDirector
Kevin Alber
Runtime
104 minutes
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Mind Games operates as a typical mid-90s genre piece, adhering to the established clichés of psychological horror and mystery. The narrative emphasizes individualistic trauma and personal haunting over any meaningful social or systemic critique. The film lacks diversity in its cast and avoids challenging traditional gender roles or social hierarchies.
Category Breakdown
The story revolves around a professor haunted by a deceased lover, but the gender of this lover is not specified, making the LGBTQ representation unclear.
The film follows a male protagonist's internal struggle within a traditional psychological thriller framework. Women are not shown in positions of intellectual authority or leadership.
The casting approach is homogeneous, typical of mid-90s low-budget horror films, with no indication of a diverse or non-white majority cast.
The themes of supernatural haunting focus on personal trauma rather than systemic issues. The story functions as a personal mystery without challenging established social or cultural norms.
The protagonist faces psychological haunting, but it is unclear if mental health issues are portrayed with ability to act. The film does not provide evidence of neurodivergent representation.
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Official Synopsis
A college professor is haunted by the spirit of his dead lover.

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