From a supernatural entity to a terrifying boogeyman, horror movies come in many shapes and forms. Then, there is the Ouija board. Pronounced as "wee-ju", this ancient flat board has dated way back ...

Alas, the hapless "Ouija" is both boring and not scary, a combination that makes sitting through the brief 89-minute movie a real slog. When your board game movie is less entertaining than ...

A better question might be: Will this gambit sell movie tickets? "Ouija," the film, is in a difficult position vis-à-vis Ouija, the board game. Unlike other beloved Hasbro properties that have ...

Given the title of the movie, you shouldn't need to be told that Ouija, a seance-facilitating board game, is importantly involved. After all, one doesn't need to be Marshall McLuhan to know that ...

The writers stanched rumors that Ouija will not be a ... It’s not Jumanji, it’s not a board that comes to life. It [has] the scope of a large adventure movie, but it will definitely have ...

a horror movie based on the Ouija board game seemed like a pretty good idea. After all, what teenager hasn’t spent at least one night with his or her friends trying to scare themselves silly ...

Alas, the hapless “Ouija” is both boring and not scary, a combination that makes sitting through the brief 89-minute movie a real slog. When your board game movie is less entertaining than ...

COYOTECHRONICLE.COM Douglas Smith, Shelley Hennig and Olivia Cooke’s decision to play Ouija leads to terrible consequences. Following in the footsteps of “Clue” and “Battleship,” Hasbro has released ...

It wouldn’t be fair to ruin one of the big surprises of the movie — spoiler-free reviews ... When she introduces an Ouija board into the scam, the younger child starts doing creepy things ...

"Ouija" is a dead-teenager movie aimed squarely at a teen audience ... minutes of your life you’ll never get back. Frankly, the board game is scarier, but only if you break the rules.

"Ouija" is a dead teenager movie aimed squarely at a teen audience. Universal's effort to reclaim its place as the Home for Horror takes a step backward with this duller-than-dull 89 minutes.