Audio
Shorts
Movies & Games
Blog & Stories
In this chilling psychological thriller, a forensic psychologist (Toni Collette) is drawn into a disturbing case when a brilliant but troubled teenager (Eddie Redmayne) stands accused of murdering a fellow boarding school student. As she peels back layers of deception, she uncovers a sinister bond between the boys, hinting at a dark conspiracy that blurs the lines between reality and madness. With atmospheric dread and a haunting score, ‘Like Minds’ explores the fragility of the mind and the terrifying power of suggestion, keeping you on edge until the final, shocking revelation.
Like Minds
Directors
Writers
Stars
Language
Country
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Like Minds about?
In this chilling psychological thriller, a forensic psychologist (Toni Collette) is drawn into a disturbing case when a brilliant but troubled teenager (Eddie Redmayne) stands accused of murdering a fellow boarding school student. As she peels back layers of deception, she uncovers a sinister bond...
When was Like Minds released?
Like Minds was released in 2006.
Where can I stream Like Minds?
Check local streaming services and digital release platforms for Like Minds availability.
User Reviews
NightOwl13 – 7/10
“I wasn't sure what to expect, but the tension really got under my skin. Toni Collette is fantastic, and the psychological cat-and-mouse game kept me guessing until the end. The twist caught me off guard.”
GoreHoundMike – 5/10
“It's more of a slow-burn thriller than a horror, and for me, that meant it dragged in parts. The atmosphere is moody, but the scares are mostly psychological, which might not satisfy fans of blood and guts. Decent performances, though.”
SerenaScream – 8/10
“This one stayed with me for days. The relationship between the two boys is genuinely creepy, and you're never quite sure who's manipulating whom. The ending is a bit ambiguous, but it fits the eerie tone.”
Cinedelirium – 6/10
“I appreciated the attempt at a cerebral horror, but the pacing was off for me—too slow in the middle. That said, the cinematography is gorgeous and the performances, especially Redmayne, are solid. It's worth a watch if you like mind games.”
