Soul Mates: reviews

What the critics say average 6.2 from 8 outlets

• 8.0 AMFM MagazinePaul Salfen Slickly directed by Mark Gantt, this fun little hybrid genre flick is an engaging late night watch if you’re ready for a wild ride. Read
• 8.0 Cinema CrazedEmilie Black It’s twisted, it’s cruel, it’s a bit much at times, but it’s exactly as expected if one looks at it as a torture porn film. The tasks’ violence is rather well thought out and there is some level of surprise throughout the film even for hard core horror fans. Read
• 7.5 Film ThreatBobby LePire Soul Mates is a fun time, even if certain story beats are an obvious foregone conclusion. The leads are good and share genuine chemistry. Read
• 7.5 Assignment XAbbie Bernstein Director Mark Gantt stages the sequences shrewdly, for maximum effect, and keeps the pace propulsive. He also provides a sense of scope and possibility on what looks like it was a tight budget. Gore isn’t pervasive, but it’s punchy when it happens. Read
• 6.0 VarietyOwen Gleiberman As directed by Mark Gantt, “Soul Mates” is watchable semi-extreme trash. It’s not as good as the best “Saw” films, but it’s better than the worst of them. Read
• 5.0 Dread CentralDrew Tinnin Soul Mates is just clever enough to be worthy of a double feature with one of Jigsaw’s deadly games or multiple episodes of Love is Blind. Read
• 4.2 Dennis Schwartz Movie ReviewsDennis Schwartz Writers Chris Lamont and Joseph S. Russo never get their twisted story straight in this well-crafted piece of dreck. Read
• 3.5 Spectrum CultureJesse Doppelt Ultimately, the film isn’t terrible, but there’s nothing here to be particularly proud of (...) Soul Mates is as unoriginal as it is ridiculous. Read