Overrated and overhyped

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

When her boyfriend is crippled in a motorcycle accident, a woman is tempted by the evil Wishmaster, who's possessed the body of her boyfriend's sleazy lawyer (played by Michael Trucco, who's best known as Sam on BSG). Like the previous sequel, this one features weak special effects, no real scares, and is again minus Andrew Divoff as the Wishmaster. Move along, nothing to see here.

I actually enjoyed the first 3 wishmaster movies.There isn't much to say about this movie. The person who wrote this just did not get the wishmaster and what made him interesting. Maybe this would be forgiven if the story was actually good but unfortunately it wasn't.If you are going to watch the wishmaster movies skip this one....it truly is the black sheep of the family.

Man, these movies are awful…but awful fun to watch.I can never truly tell if the "Wishmaster" movies are suppose to be an example of a horror movie that wants to try and be a little bit on the funny/quirky side or if the films are just a collection of failures that end up being hilarious thanks to their inept ability to just BE a movie of any kind but, whatever the reason, the "Wishmaster" films are just a great collection of films to sit back and riff the night away. "Wishmaster: The Prophecy Fulfilled" seems to pull out all the stops and hit new levels of ridiculous that ends up making this film the best example of accidental comedy in the entire series.Everything about this film is put together sloppily or like it was done in order to get the laughs. Like the other films, the story is silly and the dialogue is presented in a way that only a script writer trying to get some quick cash or has never ever interacted with another human would construct, the make-up effects worse than an ambitious cosplayer (did they have to make the rubber horns obviously look like rubber?), the acting is cheesy and hammy and a whole bunch of other food-related adjectives that expresses how the cast is overacting, and the plot is just a mess(for example, a nemesis of the Djinn is introduced, killed and never mentioned again and is treated like he never existed to begin with).All these elements come together to make a film that is a failure for a horror/thriller film but a success for a film that is an unintentional comedy. This is one of those great B-horror movies that is perfect for getting together with friends and laughing the night away.Hey there! My name is Rev. Ron and if you want to read a more in-depth review of "Wishmaster: The Prophecy Fulfilled" (and a whole bunch of other films—some "Wishmaster" based, others not), you can head on over to my blog; revronmovies.blogspot.com. If you wish, that is…you don't have to.

You gotta love B-movie nonsense… "Fear the djinn", says the briefly-lived narrator. I thought he was referring to alcohol, and I for one think that the trials and tribulations of a gin-based AA group would make for a great horror film… comedy. Though not quite as funny as this crap.If the Gin can force/hypnotize people to cut out their own tongues then why doesn't he simply force them to make three wishes every time he wants a soul? Instead, he goes through all this trouble. But being nothing more than a sort of poor man's Satan, I guess the Gin does have a LOT of time on his hands… He really has nothing better to do than turn bartenders into pimples on strippers' bare behinds.The Wishmaster can't fulfill the 3rd wish because… of LOVE. Yes, love seems to create all sorts of loopholes and difficulties in the Djinn Resurrection Manual. Demonology is apparently such a complex, tricky subject, so full of semantic traps, childish word-play and cheap logic-twisting that even the demons themselves – who had an eternity to flip through its pages and learn the damn rules - bicker like Tasmanian devils over the fine points regarding how best to unleash the Armageddon onto 6 billion morons. But with these incompetent incubii around, even Armageddon wouldn't live up to all the hype, I imagine.Lisa sticks with her wheelchair-bound boyfriend, Mr.Grumpy. Nothing seems to cheer this guy up. He wins 10 million dollars in a legal settlement: still grumpy. He gets the use of his legs back: still grumpy.Two demons meet for a forest duel: so how do they fight? First they draw swords like a couple of sloppy internet nerds, and then practice a few martial arts moves. I mean, if you happen to be an all-powerful demon and you feel you must copy human fighting styles then at least use nuclear weapons, stealth bombers, or something a little more impressive like that.The budget was so low that they couldn't afford Lisa fake nails that would avoid looking as if they'd fall off any minute.Two waitresses appear in very small roles. They are both sex-starved. But I forget that this is a soft porn horror film… The cast looks like it's been hijacked from the set of an American TV soaper – or your typical US porn set, if there's a difference between the two.But no matter how dumb it is, it's not quite as inept as W2. That's impossible. I wished for a turd as bad as that one, but apparently the Wishmaster was too busy flirting with his next blond "victim". "Nib Shugaroth Baheem".