A door closing. An eye changing colour. Another door closing. If any of these things frighten you, you'll still find Ouija boring.
The acting is wooden (even from the usually good Olivia Cooke), every plot development is telegraphed and predictable, and the whole thing reads like a first draft full of placeholder dialogue.
After watching it, I was completely unsurprised to find that half the film had been re-shot and the last 20 minutes completely added from scratch.
It's a film with no scares, no good dialogue, no interesting ideas, nothing at all. It's completely and totally vacuous.
The acting is wooden (even from the usually good Olivia Cooke), every plot development is telegraphed and predictable, and the whole thing reads like a first draft full of placeholder dialogue.
After watching it, I was completely unsurprised to find that half the film had been re-shot and the last 20 minutes completely added from scratch.
It's a film with no scares, no good dialogue, no interesting ideas, nothing at all. It's completely and totally vacuous.