If you remember the last review that i had done based on this series, you would know that i didnt really care too much for it. To recap, bad writing, bad acting, overall bad. I've seen some bad movies in my day, but i didnt know fathom it could get much worse. But it did, and that's where The Ouija Experiment 2 comes in. The acting is far worse this go-round, the writing is abysmal and the "ghosts" if you can really call them that, look like something The Asylum would create.
This movie is a direct follow up to the first, where 3 of the actors from the first film (portraying themselves this time) are invited to a screening of The Ouija Experiment. Afterwards they hold a Q&A where the theatre director reveals that they are hosting a haunted house type attraction later on in the evening and the actors from the first movie would be joining them.
What transpires is the worst haunted house tour of all time. Literally. The group gets split up, Eric Window is constantly hitting on the girls that decided to tag along (one looked at least like she was 16-17, which i'm pretty sure is illegal in this country but for some reason they decided to keep that angle going). The host would make you want to punch him in the face. The jumpscares are like a bunch of teenage kids hid behind a barn and jumped out at you and yelled BOO! The lack of actual Ouija use was disturbing as well, especially considering the freaking title of the movie has the word OUIJA in it.
The original title of the movie was called The Ouija Resurrection and if anything was resurrected, it was my ability to ponder life's lessons, such as whether or not ghosts actually exist and if everyone is just paranoid when they play with an Ouija board. After all, it's just a piece of wood with letters on it, right? I'm kidding on the life lessons part, or maybe not...either way this movie made me questioned my sanity and had me checking my phone for Twitter updates throughout the day.
This may or may not of been me, looking for an escape route from this film
Oh yeah, i forgot to mention the cop that's seen at the beginning of the movie and how utterly pissed he seems to be at the sight of the actors at the theatre, almost like he didnt want ANYONE to be there. You dont see him until the end when the movie takes a complete 180 and there's some mutant woman locked up in a room. Alright then. This went from a movie about the infamous Ouija board to a movie that's like The Hills Have Eyes except there's possessions and people being killed off. Like the last film, if you have a taste for terrible horror movies, than this one is for you. The only upside?
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