Sorry, this movie sucks

Brilliant and touching

A Disappointing Continuation

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

It wasn't that bad, but it all impressed as a bit amateurish. I love Ouija-board horror flicks but here they tried to give it a very complicated background with just to many coincidences to keep up the credibility. The acting is so so, the special effects (if any) are mediocre but there ars some inventive killings (like the girl smashing down through the glass roof, that was pretty awesome!). And I loved the last ten minutes when the last standing hero is facing the djinn, all of a sudden the movie grew to a higher level. All in all I was reasonably entertained.

I liked the Plot of the movie very much.I thought the movie started off really promisingI enjoyed the first 20 mins of the movie, were what normal kids do , drink , sex and they Bring the oujju board.The group end up unleashing a evil spirits. Which end killed them one by one however the deaths were really disappointing as toy only get to see the aftermath of them After the fine first death the movies drags on for far to long , which makes you lose instust and of that people are looking scared the whole time.Then it picks up for last 20 mins of the movie and they try to put so much stuff in those to much The downside to this movie was the pacing , it was all over the place . They could have spread it out more The acting was decent and I really enjoyed the last scene 4/10

A group of disaffectionate youths play with a Ouija board, and unleash a murderous Djinn. The plot is used often, but there are plenty of thrills and chills, and the darkness adds to the terror.Many posters enjoy this film because it is a European horror, but there is absolutely nothing distinguishing this from American horrors, albeit the accents.There aren't any clever twists, unless you want to count the ending, but still, that was all too obvious. Lukas Haas, of Witness fame, and Alec Newman(who guest starred on an episode of Tru Calling) where the only recognizable faces in this film.What irks me the most about this film, was that the most attractive cast member, and also one of the more talented, was the first to die. In movies like this, you have to keep the eye candy around for awhile.For a superior European horror film, check out Lighthouse with James Purefoy and Rachel Shelley.

I was dubious about this picture when I first heard about it, but then after seeing it for myself, I was greatly impressed.POSSIBLE SPOILERS!The story is very good and the suspense is rarely lifted off as a group of London college students are hunted one by one by an evil force that was unleashed during a ouija board session.I didn't recognise former Eastender Joe Absalom at first, but he gives an excellent performance here, as do Alec Newman (Frank Herbert's DUNE) and Lukas Haas of WITNESS. I thought the plot was at times similar to John Carpenter's THE THING, in that you know that the Djinn inhabits the body of one of the group, but you don't know who.The twist ending of the piece was great as well. I strongly recommend LTD to horror fans. 8/10.