The Plancette points to NO!
Ouija House! It's low budget, stilted and cheap. Made for under $1,000,000, it somehow manages to look on par with a cheap HD porno at times using lazy flat framing, no colour-grading or depth and a sincere lack of character development. There's 0 suspense, laughable teelgraphed "jumpscares", and it all comes actors as hilarious instead of horrifying. Despite B-List stars like Dee Wallace (who is utterly wasted in her 3 scenes), Tara Reid (wasted, in two ways) and Misha Barton who disappears for 35% of the film despite being a supporting lead. They all ham up their performances for a pay check. The only actor who I thought did a serviceable job was the Black Best Friend. The script actually had mythology with its backstory that ultimately became muddled and messy, just like Ouija House.
Ouija House! It's low budget, stilted and cheap. Made for under $1,000,000, it somehow manages to look on par with a cheap HD porno at times using lazy flat framing, no colour-grading or depth and a sincere lack of character development. There's 0 suspense, laughable teelgraphed "jumpscares", and it all comes actors as hilarious instead of horrifying. Despite B-List stars like Dee Wallace (who is utterly wasted in her 3 scenes), Tara Reid (wasted, in two ways) and Misha Barton who disappears for 35% of the film despite being a supporting lead. They all ham up their performances for a pay check. The only actor who I thought did a serviceable job was the Black Best Friend. The script actually had mythology with its backstory that ultimately became muddled and messy, just like Ouija House.