Don't Panic
Directed by Rubén Galindo Jr.
It's Michael's seventeenth, and his friends have decided to surprise him with the ultimate birthday bash: breaking into his house and playing with a Ouija board. But what they think is just a harmless bit of fun quickly turns into a supernatural terror when they unwittingly summon a demonic presence named Virgil. A bonkers tribute to Nightmare on Elm Street from the king of gory Mexican horror.
For Michael's birthday, his friends brought a Ouija board, and they've summoned supernatural terror.
Cast: Jon Michael Bischof, Gabriela Hassel, Helena Rojo
Member Reviews
The film suffers from a lack of budget, poor acting at times and poorly framed scenes, but the script becomes gripping at times and ends up being engaging, despite suffering from weak writing.
I really do love B-movies, cult films, the "so bad they're good" types of things, but man. This was just difficult to get through. There are some that will love it, but there's so much that takes me out of this one. The terrible ADR would be alright if the audio wasn't blown the hell out. The pacing is all over the place. It has too much it's trying to convey but weirdly not enough time explored with it. This could easily trim 15-20 minutes of nonsense and still be as coherent. I dunno. This one isn't for me, fellas. The only thing keeping it from 1 skull is the meme-ability of the dinosaur pjs. What 17 year old owns those pajamas? Seriously
I need to me some of those adult sized Dinosaur pajamas
It’s trash. The content is beautiful b rated nonsense and I enjoyed how awful it was. I’d give it 3 skulls if the audio wasn’t all over the place. Background noise and music that is louder than people speaking is one of my biggest pet peeves with movies.
A very fun cheesy 80s horror movie. Will watch this again for sure.