Ouijageist

This movie had all it takes for a really good horror movie about a Ouija board. It lasted less than 1 1/2 hours. By the end of the first half, I was ready to stop watching. I stayed on, hoping for an improvement. But, I can only describe it as tedious. Definition: too long, slow, dull, tiresome and monotonous. And, the two main female characters, mother and daughter, as brainless. The very ending explained something that had me wondering for quite a while.

Another TUBI movie. All the bad movies get sent to Tubi.....if you want to take a nap....put it on.

These other reviews are awfully harsh. I have seen far, far worse than this one. Let's be clear - this is a bad horror movie. It's not scary, rather a bit silly, but in that vein this one isn't all that bad.

Soundtrack is interesting and made a bold choice with some electronic stuff, but a bit out of place and overdone. Acting is not any worse than you would see in made-for-TV movies and the like. Writing is contrived and a bit boring.

But I'll tell you what, some of these scares made me laugh and genuinely surprised me at how silly they were. There is certainly a place and an audience for that so I'm not gonna slam this with 1 star because I thought I was gonna get The Exorcist or Evil Dead. If you're looking for some bad horror flicks to watch with drinks and friends or what have you, don't count this one out. Not necessarily the best in that regard though. 4/10

Uniquely British combination of the Exorcist and Poltergeist with a very british sense of humour. Highlights include a horror obsessed Vicar, tea and Biscuits throughout. Well worth a watch. A strong cast and some decent laughs.

The rating so far is extraordinary high. Must be the casts votes!

As per previous comment. Music that belongs in the 70's, poor camera work and editing. Laughable horror scenes!

Sorry!