Witchboard III: The Possession

1995
R
1h 33m

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A woman must battle for her loved one's soul when an ancient Ouija board opens a pathway to a demonic forceA woman must battle for her loved one's soul when an ancient Ouija board opens a pathway to a demonic forceA woman must battle for her loved one's soul when an ancient Ouija board opens a pathway to a demonic force

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4.2/10

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David Nerman

Brian

Elizabeth Lambert

Julie
(as Locky Lambert)

Cedric Smith

Francis

Donna Sarrasin

Lisa

Danette Mackay

Dora

Thick Wilson

Finch
(as Addison Bell)

Richard Zeman

Ronald

Bernard Bourgault

Brian's Demon Double

Renee Madeline Le Guerrier

Female Paramedic
(as Renée Madeleine Le Guerrier)

Cas Anvar

Paramedic #1

Glenn Painter

Paramedic #2

Gwen Tolbart

Newscaster

John Sanford Moore

Reporter
(as John Moore)

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Trivia
In a 2018 interview, star Elizabeth Lambert talked about shooting the nude scenes: "I was a bit nervous because [it] being an R-rated film, I knew that there would be a few nude scenes, which are never fun for me, and even though it wasn't my first rodeo, I still dreaded them. I think it's always a little harder for the woman because usually it's a male director with the male DP and most of the crew is male! You're lucky if you have maybe one or two females around... Of course, they made it a closed set, very few people, only the essentials that were necessary: either holding a light or a boom but no stragglers. And believe me, I always make sure there are no creepers hanging around just to watch! Cuz they do!"

Goofs
(at around 34 mins) When Brian goes into the basement meaning to burn the witchboard, water is dripping copiously onto a light bulb illuminating the room. An ordinary incandescent bulb would shatter instantly under this treatment.

Quotes
Ronald: See ya in the funny pages.

Connections
Follows Witchboard (1986)

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Not the best in the trilogy, but entertaining

Witchboard III wouldn't have been my first pick in the series, but I still see it as a decent horror picture. No, it's not scary and the special effects are lame, but I don't know, this film still delivers in some fashion. It's about a couple that move into an apartment and the husband soon connects with their land lord and the land lord introduces the husband into the ouija board. From there, the land lord gives Brian, the husband, a ring jumps off of his balcony, just before doing so he states "see ya in the funny papers kid." Brian then pursues use of the ouija board and from there everything seemingly falls apart with his marriage life.

Not a real high body count and like I said before, the special effects aren't ones to get excited about. I kind of liked the script and acting between the husband and wife.

Now if you have not seen any of the rest of the Witchboard films, then I recommend that you start with the original, which is by far the best of the series. 5/10