A group of teens attempt to contact the spirit of their late friend in this horror movie based on the classic Hasbro game

(15) Stiles White, 90 mins Starring: Olivia Cooke, Ana Coto, Daren Kagasoff, Bianca A Santos, Douglas Smith

The film-makers stick to the standard horror film template with not very startling results

Pronounced like "squeegee," "Ouija" is a tie-in fright flick only a group of toy and movie executives could summon from around a conference table, a blah imi...

If nothing else, this Halloween offering from director Stiles White (and produced by Michael Bay) is entirely sincere in its desire to scare people. Two best...

Summoning evil spirits is a deadly game in “Ouija,” directed by Stiles White.

It’s exactly what you think it is, and I had a good time watching it. Proves that a company will own up to a product hellbent on killing consumers, so long...

A plea to experimental filmmakers everywhere: Realize this board-game adaptation's brilliant, disappointed potential.

Ouija is a modestly budgeted pre-Halloween film, from a first-time director (Stiles White) who mostly sticks to rules but is fairly unambitious

There's no taking this witchboard business seriously for a second, but as PG-13 fright flicks for tweens go, signs point to a few decent scares and at least ...

Things go bump in night, but audiences will hardly be caught up in the mayhem.

It’s the rare Hasbro-inspired movie that may actually dissuade audiences from buying the product it’s presumably selling, but aside from that rather char...

And that’s a lot harder to pull off than it sounds.