"Ouija 3: The Charlie Charlie Challenge" and "Charlie Charlie" are the same film. In spite of the title, there appears to be no connection to any other Ouija movie, let alone 2 of them. In fact at no time is a Ouija board used or the word even spoken. I guess every series needs its "Halloween 3." The film is based on the latest U-Tube/Internet craze which means it is geared for a younger audience. When two college girls are killed while playing the game, Gene 'The Ringmaster' (Tom Zembrod) has an idea for his failing "Hangman's House of Horrors." A small group of teens play the Charlie Charlie game in his establishment and...okay you know the rest.
The film was set up to be light horror entertainment. The sound track was whimsical horror and the dialogue was geared toward humor. Derek Presley manages to created a slightly witty non-horrific film with decent dialogue, similar to an 80's film that wasn't quite there. While the film has a few decent scenes, it seemed to drag. I loved the use of the coat hangers in the beginning, and the characters in general. The film lacked chemistry. What was with that parking lot scene? Why would you not have Marissa Chibli show more skin?
Guide: No F-words, sex, or nudity.
The film was set up to be light horror entertainment. The sound track was whimsical horror and the dialogue was geared toward humor. Derek Presley manages to created a slightly witty non-horrific film with decent dialogue, similar to an 80's film that wasn't quite there. While the film has a few decent scenes, it seemed to drag. I loved the use of the coat hangers in the beginning, and the characters in general. The film lacked chemistry. What was with that parking lot scene? Why would you not have Marissa Chibli show more skin?
Guide: No F-words, sex, or nudity.