: The bond between Alice and her daughters, Lina and Doris, makes the eventual possession feel like a tragedy rather than just a plot point. The Verdict: Better Than It Had to Be
Guest Review: Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016) - flixchatter film blog Ouija: Origin of Evil
The Prequel That Played by the Rules: Why Ouija: Origin of Evil Works : The bond between Alice and her daughters,
Set decades before the first film, the story follows Alice Zander ( Elizabeth Reaser ), a widowed mother running a "spiritual medium" scam out of her home. To spice up her act, she introduces a Ouija board—accidentally opening a door to the house's malevolent history. Unlike the original, this film thrives on: Unlike the original, this film thrives on: Are
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: You don’t need to see the first Ouija to enjoy this. However, if you do watch it, keep an eye out for the post-credits scene that ties the two movies together.