Ouija (2014) Hey what's up guys.
Today I'll show you a horror film: "Ouija"! Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care!
At the beginning of the movie, a young girl, "Debbie", and her friend, "Laine", is playing
on the ouija board, which is a board used to communicate with spirits. She introduces Laine
to the three important rules of playing the board. The rules are to never play the board alone, never
play in a graveyard, and always say goodbye after playing. She then lets Laine use the planchette,
to see if there is a ghost around. The planchette is believed to be the eye to the other side. Laine
peeps through the planchette, and she gets startled after seeing a figure, which turns
out to be her sister. In response, Debbie tells Laine to calm down since it is only a game.
In the present day, Debbie is already a teenager, and she recalls that childhood moment as she's
about to burn the board. After that, she says goodbye to the board. She burns the board,
and as she watches it slowly turn into ashes, Laine arrives outside their house.
Laine is trying to check on her. Apparently, Debbie is acting strangely last time.
In response, she says that she played with the board; but she stops talking further about it.
It seems that Debbie has a strange experience with the board, prompting her to burn it.
Later, Debbie is eating when she experiences strange movements in their house.
She walks upstairs; and to her surprise, the ouija board is back in her room. She takes a
peek at the planchette, and a spirit possesses her. The possessed Debbie takes the light cord,
and she hangs herself to death using it. After some time, Laine sets a meeting with
her boyfriend, "Trevor", and her bestie named Lady-bro. As they enjoy hanging out around,
Laine receives a message from his father. She immediately comes home,
and her family informs her that Debbie is gone. With heavy hearts, the three friends attend
the wake of Debbie. There they meet another friend, "Pete", who is also mourning her death.
Laine walks upstairs to see Debbie's room to reminisce about her life. There she sees
Debbie's mother, who is crying out of sadness. The two talk about Debbie's future plans,
which unfortunately she can no longer do. Debbie's mother hands over Debbie's belongings to Laine,
as a remembrance of their friendship. After that, Debbie's mother asks Laine to watch over their
house, since she will be gone for a while. The following day, Laine and Trevor visit
Debbie's house to check it. While Trevor is outside, Laine hears a movement upstairs,
and she goes up to see if there is someone. There, she finds the planchette and the ouija
board. This makes her remember that she used to play it with Debbie when they were young.
She then tells the story of Trevor. As they talk about it, she suddenly realizes that she
has many questions for Debbie; but now she does not have the chance to ask them, since Debbie
is already gone. At the same time, she doesn't even have a chance to say goodbye to Laine.
The next day, Laine encounters Pete at their school. Laine asks Pete anything strange about
Debbie's behavior before she died. He says that Debbie seemed to be worried about something;
but she refuses to share it with him. Laine seems to be looking for answers to why Debbie
killed herself. She also feels that Debbie is still with them. So she thinks that she and her
friends can play the ouija board to communicate with Laine for one last time. And through that,
she can finally bid goodbye to her best friend Debbie. Her friends feel strange about her idea;
but they decide to just go along with her. At night, Laine with her sister and the friends,
goes back to Debbie's house to play the ouija board. Laine gets the board upstairs,
and they begin to set it up on the table. Laine then reiterates the rules, and they start playing
the board. They put their hands on the planchette, and they circle it through the board. Laine calls
upon the presence of a spirit near them. To their surprise, the planchette voluntarily moves to the
letter Y, signaling that there is a spirit near them. The planchette proceeds to move through the
letters, until the "hi friend" phrase appears. They ask about the identity of the spirit, and
the planchette points to the letters D and Z. This makes them believe that the spirit must be Debbie.
Laine asks the board if Debbie really did kill herself, and there is a sudden movement in the
ceiling. They then bid goodbye to Debbie, and the lights turn off out of nowhere.
Laine and Trevor wander around to check the lights, and they find every light is off.
Laine walks into the kitchen; and surprisingly, the stove is open, prompting her to think that
Debbie's spirit is around. Meanwhile, Pete walks around, and he suddenly sees a figure of a woman
in the mirror. Out of nowhere, a force pushes him, forcing his hand to involuntarily break
the mirror. The commotion alerts everyone, and they check on him. After the creepy events,
they decide to immediately leave the house. Laine brings the board to her house, and she tells
Trevor that she feels Debbie is trying to tell her something. In response, Trevor advises her to move
on, since she already bids goodbye to Debbie. The following day, Trevor passes through a dark
and isolated tunnel, when he suddenly experiences something creepy. He turns on his flashlight,
and checks if there is someone around. The cart suddenly moves, and he sees the
phrase "Hi Friend", written on the tunnel wall. At night, Lady-bro is about to go home from work.
She walks to her car; and to her surprise, the "Hi Friend" phrase
is written through the dust on the window. As she approaches it, a hand from inside the car
instantly wipes it out. She checks the car, and she finds no one there. She then calls Pete who
also has a strange experience. Apparently, Pete also finds the same phrase written on his table.
Meanwhile, Laine and her sister are alone at their home when their door suddenly opens, and a gush of
wind enters inside. Out of nowhere, a force slams the door, prompting them to run back to the room.
After that, a loud knock at the door startles both of them, and they hide inside the closet.
The two just stay silent. after some time, Laine walks out to check the situation.
There is no one outside, but she finds the "hi friend" phrase on her laptop.
The following day, they realize that all of them find the strange "hi friend" phrase.
Laine suggests that Debbie might be trying to say something to them. So at night, they go back to
Debbie's house, and they play the board again in an attempt to communicate with her. To begin the
game, they circle the planchette throughout the board, and they utter the opening line. After
that, they ask for the presence of a spirit inside the house, and the vacant chair on the table moves
back in response, signaling that there is a spirit near them. A force then pushes their hands out of
the planchette, but they continue playing again. They think that it must be Debbie, so they ask
if Debbie really killed herself. In response, the board answers no. So they ask if there is someone
trying to hurt her, and the board answers yes. Pete asks the board if Debbie can remember the
time when they went to the canyon, and the board answers yes. Pete tells everyone that the spirit
must not be Debbie, since he never brought her to the canyon. As a response, they ask about the
identity of the spirit. The board indicates that the spirit is "D Z". They ask D Z if Debbie ever
contacted her, and it answers yes. To confirm if there is a spirit, Laine peeps at the planchette,
allowing her to see a ghost of a girl with a shut mouth. After that, the planchette moves
around the board, instructing them to run since the mother is coming. Laine takes a look again,
and she sees the girl ghost pointing at the other side. As she takes a look at the other side,
she sees the angry ghost mother approaching them. The board flips out of the table, scaring the shit
out of everyone. they instantly run outside of the house, and manage to escape. However, Laine's
sister worries that they will suffer the same fate as Debbie, since they also played the game.
The following day, Laine finds footage where Debbie finds an old ouija board in the attic
of their house. There Debbie played the game alone, which violates the rules of the game.
While playing the game, Debbie also received the "hi friend message" through the board.
At night, Lady-bro peacefully drives back to her home. She goes to the bathroom to clean herself
up. As she flosses herself in the mirror, she suddenly sees her mouth being stitched in the
reflection. She tries to scream for help, but the stitches are preventing her from uttering a word.
Her eyes turn white, while a strange force drags her up and drops her down. Her head hits
the sink, causing her to die instantly. The following day, Laine and her friends
receive the news that Lady-bro died last night. Laine suggests going back to Debbie's house to
investigate the spirit. Trevor is reluctant to help, since he believes that the spirit
is trying to haunt all of them. Laine then convinces Pete to help her, and he agrees.
Later, the two go to Debbie's house. There, Laine checks the attic, only to find a family photo of
a mother and her two daughters. She finds it in the box, which seems to contain the old files
of the house. She hands it over to Pete, so they can check it further. In the box, they find more
photos of the old family that seems to be related to the house. Pete takes a look at the archives,
and he finds an article about the missing girl. They realize that the missing girl in the article
is the same girl in the family photo. The missing girl is named Doris Zander, which matches the
identity of the spirit on the ouija board. They continue to read the article, and it says that the
police suspect the mother is responsible for the disappearance of Doris. After reading the article,
Laine and Pete realize that Doris' sister named "Paulina", must still be alive. They figure out
that Paulina is taken to a psychiatric hospital. They visit Paulina to ask a question about Doris,
and the spirits in the house. She believes that there is more than one spirit present in the
house. She then reveals that their mother has connections with the spirit, and at one point,
she needed to give voice to the spirits. She says their mother used Doris as a vessel to
give voice to the spirit, allowing their mother to communicate with the spirits. But their mother was
corrupted by the spirits, prompting their mother to stitch Doris' mouth and kill her, to stop the
spirits from talking. Paulina then figures out that Laine must have awakened the spirits in the
house, after playing the game in a graveyard. It turns out, Doris' corpse is in the secret basement
of the house. So Paulina says that Laine and her friends made a connection with the spirits.
To stop the connection, Paulina instructs them to find the corpse of Doris underneath the house,
and they must remove the stitches from Doris' mouth. In this way,
Doris can deal with the spirit of their mother. Later, Laine and her friends gather, and they walk
down the basement of the house to find the corpse. As they search through the basement, the figure of
the mother appears, and it instantly drags Trevor back to the other side. Pete follows him, and the
door suddenly closes, separating them from Laine and her sister. Laine finds the corpse of Doris,
and she slowly cuts the stitches from its mouth. The mother tries to stop her, but she proceeds
anyway. The spirit of Doris is released, and it releases a loud scream, causing the mother to
disappear. After that, the situation settles down, and they leave the house peacefully.
At night, Pete finds the spirit of Doris in his room. The spirit possesses him, causing
his eyes to turn white, and his mouth to be stitched. The possession leads to Pete's death.
The following day, Laine and her friends receive the news. Laine goes back to Paulina, asking why
the spirits are still haunting her friends. Paulina just smirks at her, making her realize
that Paulina tricks them into releasing the evil spirits. It turns out, the spirit of Doris is the
evil one, while their mother is only trying to protect Laine and her friends from releasing it.
Laine seeks help from her grandmother, who advises them to destroy the board and the
corpse at the same time, since it connects the spirit to Laine and her friends.
At night, Trevor, Laine and her sister go back to Debbie's house to follow the grandmother's advice.
Trevor is left outside when the spirit appears, and drowns him in the pool.
Inside, Laine and her sister are looking for Trevor; but they find him only in a spirit form.
they proceed to the basement with the board. There, they are setting up the fire, when the
spirit instantly drags Laine's sister back to the other side of the basement. The spirit of
Doris appears, and she attempts to stitch her mouth. Knowing this, Laine plays with the board
to get Doris' attention. In a few moments, Doris holds Laine's hand, and attempts to possess her.
As the situation seems dire for Laine, the spirit of Debbie reappears and stops
Doris from possessing Laine. This gives enough time for Laine's sister to cast Doris' corpse
into the fire. As the corpse is burning, Laine also throws the board into the fire.
The spirit of Doris screams in agony, and it eventually vanishes. After some time,
the sister recollects her moments with her friends, who are already gone. In the end, the
planchette reappears in the pictures, indicating that the spirit is not yet done haunting them!
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