Rish Outfield's reviews
Tyranist is bothered by Ouija Boards. After seeing the "Witchboard Trilogy," I want one.
This was an interesting idea for a film--and they milked it for three. None of the movies are great, but they all have good qualities. In this one, the characters are somewhat interesting and fully drawn, the female lead (played by Hair Band Video Princess Tawny Kaetan) is attractive, and the subject matter is legitimately creepy. Still, there were a ton of useless dream sequences (as I think there are in all three), and some fake scares that just didn't work. In the end, I was left a little empty. The subject matter doesn't disturb me at all, but it was taken very seriously, and could have used some lightening.
Note: In this film, the not-at-all-sympathetic-but-changes-in-the-film best friend character explains that the board is not pronounced "Wee-gee," but "Wee-juh." From this point on, everyone in all three films says, "Wee-juh." I refuse.

The tyranist's thoughts
In spite of the fact that this was remarkably well thought out and well written, I disliked this film. The plot follows a relatively set horror pattern (ghost invades lives of innocents to the point that it is finally in control more than they are). The actors did a fine job, at least, I think I hated the ones I was supposed to. It is just that the movie didn't do it for me. It is like having a decently attractive man come on to me. I'm just not that interested. Sure he's nice to look at, but that isn't what I'm after. Of course, if a decently attractive woman comes on to me, things are different. It is just part of my personal tastes and this movie doesn't fit them. I have to concede that it isn't the fault of Kevin Tenney. He actually did a fine job and has a fine little movie. He constructed one of the most tasteful OTS's that I have seen (at least, it made me feel less like a voyeur). Most horror/ghost story fans will probably like this. Some may be like me and won't. I guess this is similar to the way that Dead Alive isn't Rish's type.