A man in Los Angeles introduces his girlfriend (Ginger Lynn) to a strange group he’s involved with, which leads to legal problems for her. As a result of the situation, she's assigned a lawyer who lets her stay at his house (Wings Hauser). Ken Abraham, also known as Ken Hill, is present and becomes friendly with her, offering assistance. “Mind, Body & Soul” (1992) comes across like a crime thriller inspired by com…

This supernatural thriller, a genre I’m already not that interested in, feels quite amateurish and its plot developments are easy to anticipate early on; the writing also suffers from weak dialogue. The one bright spot is Ginger Lynn Allen's presence, which is agreeable. However, Wings Hauser didn't seem to be giving his all like he did in Champaign and Bullets. I’d give it **1.5/5**.