A young woman starts receiving messages through a Ouija board, claiming to be from the former occupant of her apartment.
| Tagline | Everyone's dying to play. |
| Release Date: | Jul 28, 1993 |
| Genres: | Mystery, Horror |
| Production Company: | Witchboard Partners, Blue Rider Pictures, Republic Pictures |
| Production Countries: | United States of America |
| Casts: | Ami Dolenz, Timothy Gibbs, Laraine Newman, John Gatins, Julie Michaels, Christopher Michael Moore, Sarah Kaite Coughlan, Marvin Kaplan, Jeff Feringa, Todd Allen, Kenny Rhodes |
| Status: | Released |
| Budget: | $0 |
| Revenue: | 168180 |
OK, I'm going to give this the highest possible rating, not because it's Chinatown, but because it's fun. The acting is sort of meh, it's good enough to pass and I think some of it is on the director, but the characters are fun. They are unique, they are entertaining and that goes even if the delivery is sort of meh. There are enough hints along the way to unfortunately que you into what is coming, and that works both to soften the blow of the horrors to come and to let you in on what is coming next and that sort of take you out of the horror aspect of all of this. But again, that doesn't matter so much as all of this is pretty entertaining. I watched this morning when I was calling sick and so congested I could hardly breathe, it was fun enough to keep my mind off things, and simple enough that I could watch it with a fever and still follow. It's not a great flick, it's not Citizen Kane, but it's a fun and entertaining time killer. It requires little thought and it pays off where it counts.
