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Ouija: Origin of Evil

"When you talk to the other side, you never know who will be listening."

2016-10-20 Horror 1hr 39m

In 1967 Los Angeles, a widowed mother and her two daughters add a new stunt to bolster their séance scam business and unwittingly invite authentic evil into their home. When the youngest daughter is overtaken by the merciless spirit, this small family confronts unthinkable fears to save her and send her possessor back to the other side.

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Storyline

In 1967 Los Angeles, a widowed mother and her two daughters add a new stunt to bolster their séance scam business and unwittingly invite authentic evil into their home. When the youngest daughter is overtaken by the merciless spirit, this small family confronts unthinkable fears to save her and send her possessor back to the other side.

  • Released
    2016-10-20
  • Revenue
    $81,700,000
  • Budget
    $9,000,000
  • Runtime
    1hr 39m
  • Genre
    Horror
  • Status
    Released
  • Language
    English
  • imdb-logo
    6.2
  • Production
    Platinum Dunes, Universal Pictures, Allspark Pictures, Blumhouse Productions, Hasbro

Crew

Mike Flanagan
Director
Mike Flanagan
Writer
Brian Goldner
Producer

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Cast

Annalise Basso

Annalise Basso

Paulina Zander
Elizabeth Reaser

Elizabeth Reaser

Alice Zander
Lulu Wilson

Lulu Wilson

Doris Zander
Henry Thomas

Henry Thomas

Father Tom
Kate Siegel

Kate Siegel

Jenny Browning
Sam Anderson

Sam Anderson

Mr. Browning
Michael Weaver

Michael Weaver

Roger Zander
Ele Keats

Ele Keats

Ellie's Mom
Nina Mansker

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John Prosky

John Prosky

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Lin Shaye

Lin Shaye

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Emily Brobst

Emily Brobst

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Movie Reviews

Reviews for Ouija: Origin of Evil
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A Review by Ruuz 4

Written by Ruuz on 2017-05-31

_YesYes: UnOriginal of Evil_ is a **much**, much better film than its predecessor, Ouija. But, seeing as the first _Ouija_ was far and aw... read more

_YesYes: UnOriginal of Evil_ is a **much**, much better film than its predecessor, Ouija. But, seeing as the first _Ouija_ was far and away the worst film of 2014, that's not much of an achievement. _Final rating:★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._

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A Review by Rangan 6

Written by Rangan on 2017-07-30

**So this is where it all began!** It is a decent horror film, but surely better than the first. The previous part was an usual teen them... read more

**So this is where it all began!** It is a decent horror film, but surely better than the first. The previous part was an usual teen themed horror where everything started as a playful. But this one was a prequel and it focused on the origins. A single mother with two daughters is making money helping the people who want to contact their beloved dead ones. The things changes when her little daughter started to communicate the spirits of her own. The chaos unleashes, the house becomes haunted and the family begins to fall apart. Keeping it simple is what worked out well for the film, despite thematically borrowed from others, scenes were kind of familiar and characters intentionally developed. Particularly the priest role was the most overused in any horror film. Followed by the twist. That turning point was good, but not a new. Nice performances and well shot film. Ouija is a fine concept for a horror theme and with this film's somewhat success, I hope the next one would only get better. So it is worth a watch, if you're not anticipating a something special. _6/10_

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A Review by KarmaKing 4

Written by KarmaKing on 2017-09-17

I really enjoyed the beginning of the film. The film though lasts 90 minutes and till 60 minutes seems like we are still in the beginning. T... read more

I really enjoyed the beginning of the film. The film though lasts 90 minutes and till 60 minutes seems like we are still in the beginning. The movie ends too fast, all the action takes part in the last 15 minutes so they wrap it up very poorly and not enjoyable. The horror scenes look more funny rather than scary and that makes it even worse. Really disappointed with the end, cause it had very great potentials.

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A Review by John Chard 6

Written by John Chard on 2017-09-19

Wheeeeeja! A sequel that's a prequel that's actually better than what preceded it! Ouija: Origin of Evil is an above average chiller that... read more

Wheeeeeja! A sequel that's a prequel that's actually better than what preceded it! Ouija: Origin of Evil is an above average chiller that's a fine scary ride for those not expecting boundary pushing. Standard rules apply here, widowed mum and two daughters who dabble in the con of seance profiteering get more than they bargained for when they introduce a Ouija board to proceedings. Director Mike Flanagan knows how to construct a good honest scare piece (see Oculus and Hush), and so it proves here. The atmosphere is constantly set at impending dread, the tension slow built until pic goes into overdrive. Unfortunately so many horror films of the decade are reliant on the demon formula to fill out their respective tales, so much so it has become jaded and utterly unsurprising. This hurts this picture and it runs away with itself, rendering the big final quarter - complete with emotional baggage - as something of a let down; though the final shot has goosebump value for sure. Hadrcore horror buffs will find irritants and emptiness, but for those who dip in and out of the genre should find a quick chill to fill a fright gap. 6/10

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A Review by Gimly

_YesYes: UnOriginal of Evil_ is a **much**, much better film than its predecessor, Ouija. But, seeing as the first _Ouija_ was far and away the worst film of 2014, that's not much of an achievement. _Final rating:★★ - Had some things ...

reviewer avatar

A Review by Ruuz 4

Written by Ruuz on 2017-05-31

_YesYes: UnOriginal of Evil_ is a **much**, much better film than its predecessor, Ouija. But, seeing as the first _Ouija_ was far and away the worst film of 2014, that's not much of an achievement...

read more
reviewer avatar

A Review by Rangan 6

Written by Rangan on 2017-07-30

**So this is where it all began!** It is a decent horror film, but surely better than the first. The previous part was an usual teen themed horror where everything started as a playful. But this on...

read more
reviewer avatar

A Review by KarmaKing 4

Written by KarmaKing on 2017-09-17

I really enjoyed the beginning of the film. The film though lasts 90 minutes and till 60 minutes seems like we are still in the beginning. The movie ends too fast, all the action takes part in the las...

read more
reviewer avatar

A Review by John Chard 6

Written by John Chard on 2017-09-19

Wheeeeeja! A sequel that's a prequel that's actually better than what preceded it! Ouija: Origin of Evil is an above average chiller that's a fine scary ride for those not expecting boundary pushin...

read more