Ouija 2014
"Keep telling yourself it's just a game."
Ouija (2014) plunges a tight-knit circle of friends into a nightmare when a seemingly innocent séance game unleashes an ancient spirit with a terrifying agenda.
Director: Stiles White
Cast
Daren Kagasoff
Trevor
Matthew Settle
Anthony Morris
Olivia Cooke
Laine Morris
Ana Coto
Sarah Morris
Shelley Hennig
Debbie Galardi
Bianca A. Santos
Isabelle
Douglas Smith
Pete
Robyn Lively
Mrs. Galardi
Sierra Hawkins
Doris Zander
Lin Shaye
Paulina Zander
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ouija (2014) about?
Ouija (2014) follows a group of friends who play the classic spirit board game only to awaken a terrifying ancient entity. As the supernatural forces grow stronger, their innocent pastime spirals into a battle for survival. Each friend faces their worst fears in a chilling fight to reclaim their lives before the spirit claims them for good.
Who directed Ouija?
Ouija was directed by Stiles White, known for his ability to blend teen drama with psychological horror.
Who stars in Ouija?
The film stars Olivia Cooke, Daren Kagasoff, Shelley Hennig, Ana Coto, and Bianca A. Santos as the core group of friends confronting the supernatural.
Is Ouija (2014) worth watching?
Ouija (2014) delivers a solid horror experience with its tight runtime and atmospheric tension, though it may not satisfy fans of slow-burn dread. The film's reliance on jump scares and teenage angst keeps it accessible, appealing to horror newcomers and seasoned fans alike looking for a quick, spooky thrill.
How long is Ouija?
Ouija (2014) has a runtime of 89 minutes.
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Ouija (2014): A Teen Horror Game Gone Horribly Wrong — Full Movie Info
Ouija (2014) plunges a tight-knit circle of friends into a nightmare when a seemingly innocent séance game unleashes an ancient spirit with a terrifying agenda. Director Stiles White crafts a moody, atmospheric horror that blends teenage friendship with supernatural dread, spinning a tale where childhood curiosity collides with otherworldly horror. As the lines between the living and the dead blur, the group must confront their deepest fears—each one more chilling than the last—before the spirit's dark influence consumes them entirely.
With a breakneck runtime of just 89 minutes, Ouija keeps tension simmering through relentless scares and eerie encounters, all anchored by a cast that delivers raw, emotional performances. Olivia Cooke and Daren Kagasoff lead the charge as two friends whose bond is tested by forces beyond their understanding, while Shelley Hennig and Ana Coto round out the ensemble with standout portrayals of fear and desperation. The film thrives on suspense, wrapping its audience in a claustrophobic dread that lingers long after the credits roll.
