Das Ouija Experiment 4

this was a long drawn movie... there seemed to be so much missing in the plot which leaves a lot unexplained for the viewer. It seems that although freaky things were happening not a lot went into finding out why everything was occurring and why the spirit targeted the main character. Even the ending seemed so disconnected, i think the movie was hoping for a real deep ending with a true meaning but i was left quite puzzled. the whole movie came across as a b grade film but true to form once i had committed to the first forty mins i had to keep going, thinking the story line might pick up. really hope the sequel is better because i don't think you can get worse than this.

I had low expectations of this but its not a bad film. Low budget obviously but quite a strong story and the central question is an interesting one.

There's actually a lot of love in the movie and some nicely played scenes with the lead and her gran and father in particular. Some okay jump scares too.

its not ground breaking but the reviews here are too harsh and its definitely worth a watch.

its not quickly paced, but what one person sees as slow another finds tension building.

I'll be looking out for what the writer and director does next

This movie did one thing right. The protagonaist spent most of the movie sleeping, and i found i could also spend most of the movie sleeping.

The sound editor should also be taking their meds.

This film essentially begins with a teenage girl named "Sara" (Tara Shayne) going on a camping trip with her boyfriend "Brian" (Marty Dew). Also joining the trip is Brian's best friend, "Santiago" (Richard Muller), who has just broken up with his girlfriend and has nothing better to do. Along the way, they stop at a house that was recently the scene of a horrendous murder, and while inside, Santiago finds an Ouija board that they take with them. That night, while in the woods, Brian and Santiago summon a spirit that tells them that Sara is going to kill Santiago, but stops in the middle of the sentence without explaining anything further. Sure enough, Santiago is indeed killed, but even though Sara is the first one to discover his body, she had nothing to do with it. It's then that she learns through her dreams that the spirit wants her to kill her next victim, or it will murder that person instead--and it won't stop killing until Sara does what it wants. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will simply say that this film had a good underlying premise, but it contained several key scenes that were not fully developed, which left me wondering what was going on at times. Additionally, although it had a couple of decent jump scares here and there, most of the actual horror scenes weren't nearly as explicit as they should have been as well. That being said, despite the intriguing premise, I found the overall movie to be rather boring, and I have rated it accordingly.

This movie is the opposite of most of the bad horror movies I've seen. This movie had a good idea and the script is written well and it has an especially sweet ending. The problems with this movie are in the execution. It needed better actors, better scene design and better music. The acting is so wooden by virtually everyone, it is hard to understand or identify with any character. The music is almost laughable in how standard it is for the scenes.

It really is disappointing that this story did not get the attention it deserved.