Excellent, a Must See

In other words,this film is a surreal ride.

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

.Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Look, no one is saying "Wishmaster" is among the great horror series, but it has some fun moments, and I count myself as a fan. I enjoyed Wishmaster, and loved Wishmaster 2. I was excited to see Wishmaster 3, though naturally I expected some dropping off in quality. (Yeah I know. I am probably way too tolerant of cheap direct-to-video horror flicks.) Unfortunately, Wishmaster 3 doesn't even follow the admittedly vague Wishmaster rules. People make wishes, but then the Wishmaster basically just kills them. Example: a guy wishes for two hot girls to be in love with him - they turn up, kiss him, then kill him. How does that fulfill his wish? Heck, I can think of ten ways in which having two hot girls who love you can be transformed into something horrible and murderous - but the writers of Wishmaster 3 couldn't. Pfui.The villain is not ominous at all. I miss the guy from Wishmaster 2 - man he could ROCK a creepy grin.The whole show is crippled by an idiot subplot in which the girl heroine can't bring herself to say "I love you" to her boyfriend. Even though she sleeps with the guy, she is tagged as having "intimacy issues". Really? The only bright point in the whole film is that when it's over and the evil djinn returned to his gem, all the people he killed aren't magically resurrected. Man I HATED that in the other films. Sadly it's not enough to make up for the suckitude otherwise.Well, on to Wishmaster 4. Here's hoping.

,,,,,,,,,,, compared to the other last two movie in the series. I found the plot in this, way to silly even for the Wishmaster series and they tame down on the gore as well.I love gory kills in the first two movie, that what makes these movies more fun, that is another reason, why I didn't like it.As it was not fun to watch at all, like the other in the series. I hated the effect and that there new actor playing The Djinn, I just could not get used to him playing this role. he nothing compared to NathanielDemerest who fitted the role perfectly.The acting in this movie was not too bad, better then I expected to be. Also hated the ending of this what really poor way to end. 3 out of 10 (That 3 Points are for the acting)

The Wishmaster series continues its descent into the depths of direct to video hell, as the movies got cheaper and less fun.The premise of this movie is that the Gem containing the Djinn is now found in cheap box instead of a nice statue of Ahura-Mazda. Also lost in the budget cutting was Andrew Divoff, the guy who gave the Wishmaster all his menace in the previous two films.In this one, the Wishmaster is released by yet another troubled hot chick. (Seriously, I guess if a guy ever released the Wishmaster, the movie would be over in ten minutes after he wished for a keg, a million bucks and some hot babes!) While he is killing time, the new Wishmaster clumsily bullies his victims into making foolish wishes. (Again, Divoff's version was much more sinister in his manipulations.) I'm guessing they filmed this on a real college campus, because they have a lot of footage of people running about doing that setting.The plot also involves invoking the Archangel Michael to help defeat the Wishmaster by bringing a sword that can kill it. Or something. Just tricking it with a cleverly worded third wish wasn't going to cut it anymore.

I haven't reviewed a film in quite some time, but this one made me come back.I had enjoyed the first two instalments of the series, so I was of course curious about this one. It was a huge disappointment. I will briefly list why: this new djinn is lame and Jason Connery is no Andrew Divoff.gore is kept to minimum (it seems almost like this was made for TV, not DVD) supporting cast is dull and plain almost no special effects every single one gives a totally lacklustre performance but worst of all, the main character, A.J.Cook, is THE MOST ANNOYING PERSON EVER!!! She acts like she's 5 years old, she keeps whining and doesn't give a crap that her friends are dying one by one. Horrible, horrible person.This film is a major let-down. Absolutely NOT recommended.