Paul Magne Haakonsen At some point I have got to stop watching these pseudo-horror movies with low ratings on IMDb. But I doubt it will happen, because there is just something alluring about these particular movies. Perhaps it is because they are so campy and cheesy that they might actually be good."Headspace" wasn't one of those movies. It was just plain downright bad. Not even cheesy enough to be funny to watch.I managed to sit through a whopping 35 minutes of this movie, which can best be described as pure pointlessness, before I simply gave up out of frustration with how boring and uneventful the movie was.The storyline was rather incoherent and made very, very little sense in any way. As such, it was quite an ordeal to sit through even just the 35 minutes that I managed to muster. So hats off to those who actually see the movie through to the end. It was a particularly boring movie, because nothing, and I do literally mean nothing, happened.I was initially lured in by the movie's cover/poster and the fact that this was supposed to be a horror movie. The only thing scary about it was how uneventful and slow paced it was.The acting, at least from what I witnessed in the 35 minutes, was as to be expected from a movie such as this, so you can take it for better or worse. At least you know what you will be getting into.There is no chance of me returning to finish watching the rest of "Headspace", because the movie just never appealed to me in any way. And I can't claim to have any interest in the storyline whatsoever.

Matthew Phillips When it comes to grading this movie, there are stark contrasts because it has some very strong points as well as weak ones. As far as overall story and originality is concerned, this could be one of the better horror movies to come out in the past decade. The problem for me was that this movie has some of the weakest dialog I've seen in a film. Conversations between characters is very unnatural and at times you feel as if the actors may have skipped over a few lines. The part in the movie when the Russian psychiatrist explains to Alex what he is and what is happening to him is the only exception to this. I wouldn't say that this ruins the movie seeing as how the story is so intriguing, but having such a strong concept coupled with weak dialog would make this movie average at best.If you haven't seen it, it's definitely worth checking out, just don't expect anything profound coming from the mouths of the actors.

bjt55 Be ready for a really bold opening scene. Make sure everybody in the room is silent and ready for it. Watch that opening scene, stop it right after when the opening credits roll. THen shut the movie off. Your friends will be mad at you for this, but make up an excuse to your friends. You don't want to be embarrassed that you recommended this movie. It really is that bad! This movie starts with horror and moves into a more lifetime special... only this wasn't really special. The mood from the beginning is ruined. You now have to watch extended scenes of the main character getting "drunk" and the "drunk" acting is horrid! This movie really is a waste of time, if I had to rate just the opening scene I would have given it a 10/10. The rest would have been a 1/10, and so mixed together, I gave it a 3/10. If you want to watch a good b horror film, look at some of my other reviews, there are good ones out there!

toryu88 The film was kinda lame but the love making scene with Pollyanna McIntosh was top notch. Worth the price of rental alone. That gal has a rack and bum worth dying for.Olivia Hussey best known for her portrayal as Juliet in 1968, and as Mary in some biblical yawner was nice to look at too. Her bust line seems to have increased along with her age. Must be the water in Argentina.The latex monsters were poorly done, something circa 1960's Outer Limits. Lots of splashing gore but not much else.The plot line was hard to follow and the ending was predictable.