Jakub Konklewski

I hate that movie!!! This shit is one of those horror movies that just doesn’t hit the mark. Right from the start, it feels like every generic horror movie you've already seen. The plot is predictable, the scares are cheap, and nothing about it feels fresh or interesting. Honestly, don’t watch it if you’re hoping for anything original. It’s just another boring, cookie-cutter ghost movie that doesn’t even try to do something new. The characters are forgettable, and you won’t care what happens to any of them. They’re just there to move the plot along, and none of them stand out in any way. You’ll probably forget their names halfway through the movie. If you like movies with strong characters or even just someone to root for, don’t watch it. You’ll be stuck with a bunch of people making bad decisions and doing the usual horror movie dumb stuff. As for the scares, they’re all jump scares—and not even good ones. You can see them coming a mile away. There’s no real tension or atmosphere to get you invested in the story. The whole thing feels like it's just going through the motions of what a horror movie is supposed to do, but it never actually gets scary. Don’t watch it if you want to be genuinely creeped out or scared; you’ll just end up rolling your eyes. The whole Ouija board concept had potential, but the movie wastes it. Instead of being creepy or interesting, the story just falls flat. There’s no real mystery, and by the time the movie is over, you’ll be wondering why you bothered. The ending tries to be shocking, but it’s just as predictable as the rest of the film. So, if you’re expecting any kind of twist or satisfying conclusion, don’t watch it. In the end, *Ouija* is just another forgettable horror movie that doesn’t offer anything new or exciting. If you’re looking for something truly scary or even just entertaining, don’t watch it. Save yourself the time and skip this one—you’re not missing out on anything.

The movie is awful!!! It is one of those movies that you really want to like, but it just doesn’t deliver. First off, the pace is painfully slow. From the very beginning, you're waiting for something, anything, to happen, but it just drags on and on. It tries to build tension, but instead, it feels like you’re stuck in a movie where nothing important ever happens. Honestly, don’t watch it if you’re hoping for a fast-paced or exciting story—it’s not that kind of movie at all. The visuals are nice, and the creepy atmosphere is set up well, but that’s about all it has going for it. The characters don’t do much to keep your interest. You don’t get to know them enough to care about what’s happening to them, so when things start to go wrong for the family, it’s hard to feel anything. If you need characters you can connect with or root for, don’t watch it. You’ll just be sitting there, waiting for something meaningful to happen, but it never really does. Then there’s the story, which feels like it’s trying to be deep and mysterious, but it just comes off as confusing and pointless. There’s a lot of religious paranoia, strange behavior, and some witchcraft sprinkled in, but none of it adds up to anything that feels satisfying. The movie seems like it’s building toward some big moment, but the ending leaves you scratching your head, wondering why you just wasted all that time. Seriously, don’t watch it if you want a movie that actually goes somewhere. In the end, *The Witch* is all slow buildup with no real payoff. It’s the kind of movie that thinks it’s being clever, but really, it just leaves you bored and disappointed. If you like horror movies that are exciting, scary, or even just interesting, don’t watch it. There are plenty of better options out there. Don’t waste your time with this one—just don’t watch it.