What seems to be a quickie Made for TV version of WISHMASTER: Static, dumb and lacking in fun. It's nice to see Andrew Divoff back as everyone favorite killer Dijinn, but there's a reason this was his last appearance as the character. The film is a retarded, barely creative re-hasing of the first one that only has a few interesting kills (Heavily inspired by the last one) and a main character you wish would just die already. There's some neat ideas, like the Dijinn having to gather a bunch of souls this time around, but it doesn't actually come to mean anything. I expected more from the Director that brought us THE HIDDEN. Skip it.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Wishmaster 2 (1999. USA)
What seems to be a quickie Made for TV version of WISHMASTER: Static, dumb and lacking in fun. It's nice to see Andrew Divoff back as everyone favorite killer Dijinn, but there's a reason this was his last appearance as the character. The film is a retarded, barely creative re-hasing of the first one that only has a few interesting kills (Heavily inspired by the last one) and a main character you wish would just die already. There's some neat ideas, like the Dijinn having to gather a bunch of souls this time around, but it doesn't actually come to mean anything. I expected more from the Director that brought us THE HIDDEN. Skip it.
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