Ouija poster

Ouija (2014)

Film · 1h 29m · Rated PG-13

Horror

Friends awaken an ancient spirit board, confronting their terrifying fears in a brisk, chilling, and gritty ordeal.

Suspenseful. A full-attention watch at a brisk pace. Emotionally it carries some weight.

Streaming on Netflix.

Ouija parents guide

What we could confirm fits a PG-13: real scares and several jump scares.

Scare
Properly scary
Frightening, not just tense.
Jump scares
Several
More than a couple of sudden jolts.
Gore
Light gore
Some blood or injury, briefly.
Violence
Some violence
Some fighting or peril.
Sex and nudity
None flagged
It is a horror title, so treat our zero as unconfirmed.
Language
Mild
Mild words like damn, hell or crap.

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Three questions

Is Ouija scary?
Yes, properly. Ouija is the real thing without being an endurance test.
How gory is Ouija?
Light gore and some violence.
What is Ouija rated, and is it OK for kids?
It is rated PG-13, with real scares and several jump scares. Your call for older kids.

What is Ouija about?

A group of friends must confront their most terrifying fears when they awaken the dark powers of an ancient spirit board.

Does it have a happy ending? (spoiler-safe)

It leaves the ending open to interpretation.

Cast and crew

Directed byStiles White
StarringDaren Kagasoff, Matthew Settle, Olivia Cooke, Ana Coto, Shelley Hennig, Bianca A. Santos

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