Artificial Evil Awakens

An unknown man in an unknown location with an unknown female decide to play with a Ouija board; then strange things happen to him, well actually his laptop, Television, cellular phone and cool awesome car. Although this film may remind you of 1980s horror film classics CHRISTINE and WITCHBOARD this is a unique film in many ways. Although classified as a horror film it has a underlying mystery to the film. If are looking for huge big mega Hollywood big budgets type film this will not qualify. However if you enjoy creative independent film cinema with a strange story you may enjoy this film as I did.

In modern society Artificial Intelligence is everywhere. This film is Artificial Intelligence gone wrong through the use of a Ouija Board. Ouija boards are taboo and often bring bad luck, so why play with this strange game? Well, a man asks this Ouija board if he should by a car from his supposed friend. The film explores how are common everyday devices that humans are glued to and cannot live without are hacked by artificial intelligence that have gone wrong with evil intentions. The catch phase is "No one is safe" from Artificial Intelligence. It's true that Artificial Intelligence is taking over the world. This is the plot of the film which has a few subplots added in. The man is dealing with a relationship that did not work out, being an actor and filmmaker that is going nowhere and an obsession with movies and aliens. The plot with the subplots makes a story the audience needs to be alert to how all of this connects to an interesting ending.

This film is about the simplest man on film since Forrest Grump. He decides it is a good idea to let a Ouija Board (Weegee Board) decide whether to buy a car. He asks a series of questions to the horror board and has a series of bad occurrences as a result. His friend says, "that thing is creepy ... get it out of here!" The man with the attention span of Rain Man should have listened to his friend. The film has very good cinematography. The acting by Nicholas M. Garofolo, Christine Mone and Adrienne Baumann is very good. The musical choices are fantastic! The special effects are great but not overdone as in big budget Hollywood films. It is listed as a horror movie, I guess because of the Ouija Board but the film does not contain any blood and guts like usual horror films.

A middle aged man returns to the idyllic confines of Cape Cod after indigesting on the smog of L. A. only to encounter an array of bad vibes ironically coming from his car which is the bad Kar...ma of the City of Angels! Scenic views of the venerable landscape of that famous place east of Boston on the Atlantic Ocean. This dude puts all his wits in motion to come up with a potion that will rid him of this Artificial Evil and put it back to sleep! Much of his thoughts are deep as he tries with the help of the local talent both personal and professional. Love may be on the horizon and passions are rising as he works his way from the L. A. to Cape Cod way!

Curious folks trying their hand at using a Quija board is generally not a good idea, and so it is in this lively film about a man that has studied the occult his entire life, and yearns to take his interest to a new level. Lately, however, his thoughts have turned to action as his curiosity continues to get the better of him. He is determined to see what the fuss is all about, and throws caution to the wind. What could go wrong, you might ask? But there's more to it than that. Working with tools with which one has no expertise comes with dangers of its own.

When a paranormal enthusiast decides to experiment with a Quija board, the result is about what one might expect. Some very dangerous and unexplained occurrences begin to take place as evil forces are unleashed.