Im Bann der dunklen Mächte (TV Movie 2006)
7KIm Bann der dunklen Mächte: Directed by Stuart Gillard. With Mika Boorem, Summer Glau, JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Tessa Thompson. A college student uses her supernatural powers against a rival sorority house. A remake of the 1978 TV movie.
“Where do I begin?nThe music is probably the worst part throughout the movie although it ends with a good song, one that doesnu0026#39;t fit the theme of the movie at ALL, not even the most forgiving listener could not be turned off by the awful garageband wannabe tripe used here, and when it first started, I wanted to stop watching immediately, but to my persisting regret I continued in hope of improvement down the line.nMy mistake.nThe acting, well, I do like both Summer Glau and think Mika Boorem is good, the material they had to work with is nothing short of a tween girl-party turned bad with clichè and predictable beginnings and ends.nFairchild is great in my opinion, but she has just about 5 minutes of screentime.nThe entire storyline is frankly PATHETIC, how this even got to be shown on TV MUST be entirely because it has some stars in it like Tilly, Fairchild, and Glau (whom many 14 year old boys 100% will give this movie an undeserved good rating for).nItu0026#39;s so simplistic and goofy, there are barely any tense moments until the movie is basically over, which I guess that was supposed to be some big finish, but by the time the end came I already felt like my soul was gone.nWho ever called this u0026quot;horroru0026quot; or u0026quot;thrilleru0026quot; must have been sniffing asbestos and lighterfluid! This is a COMEDY!nThis is a boring high school drama set at a college campus, that has the classic frat vs frat storyline with a barely existing plot, no excitement, and an unsatisfying finish.nANY witch movie is better, unless youu0026#39;re one of those viewers who will watch anything as long as u0026quot;so and sou0026quot; is in it.nThe horrendous soundtrack alone is reason enough to give this a 2, but Fairchild is pretty awesome although sheu0026#39;s on screen for about 5 minutes total, and the main protagonists do well also, had it not been for that, I would definitely give this a 2.nI want my 90 minutes back!”
