The movies starts off really well. The acting is good and the story line is initially captivating. Half way through the movie it's seems like everything goes downhill, the story gets more and more far fetched, the acting starts to get hokie, it's like the director got to a point where he rushed to the end as fast as possible without regards to the viewer. It could have been done so much better.

Far superior to the previous film, it's unfortunately let down by the nature of being a prequel; we know where the pieces are all going to end up which takes away much of the tension.

I most certainly enjoyed this one. Terrifying as it is beautiful. Top notch!!

Very good Horror movies recommended!!!

Much better than the first film, more of a storyline to it. The actresses are good, especially the girl who plays Doris (who is also one of the stars of the most recent Annabelle film!)

Good movie. Nothing new but still good. The movie has its moments. Btw I strongly suggest watching this one prior to _Ouija (2014)_ which would make the latter one even more interesting. Go for it. 7/10

This is a pretty good one compared to the first movie and i really wonder why this one wasnt the start of this ouija series.
It gave off a feeling like conjuring.

Started off ok, but ended up relying entirely on the same few (weak) jump scares, possession tropes and massive plot holes. Weak acting and writing. Decent direction and cinematography.
The more you think about this movie, the less sense it makes.

A lot of the "scares" involved CGI that just looked hilarious.

A good movie fun to watch..Nothing more nothing less!

Uses a lot of the expected gripes around this type of movie especially in the creepy kid category, but Mike Flanagan adds that extra care needed for it to stand out.

Horror for people who cry during Saturday tv movies. Starts ok and goes downward.

A little silly, a little creepy, fun watch and interesting background story. Not yet seen the first movie, Ouija

8.5/10
Such an underrated movie,
Super creepy and the younger sister sells it perfectly, wow what a great actress, just that smile and the look is enough, she comes
across so sinister.
She's beyond her
years in acting.
This movie deserves
more credit than it gets,
It has a good story and the pacing is good to, it moves along so smoothly.
Really good vfx to.
Although this came out second I do this one first it's better from a story telling point of view.
Right on with
Ouija

There were a lot of surprisingly good things written and said about this prequel, especially given the harsh words for its predecessor. The late 1960's setting of "Ouija: Origin of Evil" helped to establish a feeling of disconnectedness for the characters that you just can't get from stories set in the present, given all the smartphones, tablets, computers, etc. that keep us constantly wired into things these days. The director played a few tricks that made the movie appear to be a relic from the same decade as well, but he seemed to forget about sustaining that feeling throughout.

The family was certainly likable and the relationship between the widowed mother of the girls and a priest from their Catholic school was cute and treated respectfully.

There are only a couple of jump scares even though there were many times I anticipated them to be coming. The only real scares came when a character would peer through the glass eye of the planchette. But thinking about it, the dark ending is pretty creepy and came as a real surprise given modern audiences and their distaste for any conclusions not tied up with a happy bow.