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Wishmaster (1997) Rank 5 Reviews
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San Francisco Chronicle (Peter Stack)
Horror, Madness, & Mayhem
kids-in-mind.com
BeyondHollywood.com
Popcorn Pictures Review
DVDTown (John J. Puccio)
ARROW IN THE HEAD Reviews: Wishmaster
Chainsaw Fodder
CultureDose.net (Mike Bracken)
Pulpmovies Review
Classic-Horror.com
Austin Chronicle (Marc Savlov)
Anchorage Press (William Thompson)
Washington Post (Desson Howe)
The SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
Wishmaster was the second film from Robert Kurtzman. Robert Kurtzman is generally better known as a makeup effects man than he is a director. He is the K in the KNB E.F.X. Group (also known as the Kurtzman, Nictotero and Berger EFX Group), responsible ...read the complete Wishmaster movie review at The SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
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by Daniel A. Foster ... on August 23, 2009
WISHMASTER is a fun gorefest featuring a phenomenal all star horror cast. I wish this wasn't a double sided DVD because double sided DVDs get scratched easily. Thank God that this DVD hasn't been scratched yet. Now to the cast and plot. WISHMASTER stars ...
by Sid the Elf on February 22, 2009
Well this weeks pick was more of an accident then a plan of attack. We were all set to watch Jack Frost 2 when something happened that was beyond our control. Not sure if it was our current state or just the dvd acting up but it would only play the ...
by Ernie Mink "Music... on May 01, 2008
I watched this and the others in the series a few times. I love the originality of the Jinn, the special effects, the script and even the humourous moments. ...
by General Zombie on April 25, 2005
Now, I'm not necessarily gonna say that 'Wishmaster' is 'good', in the conventional sense, but damned if it isn't extremely amusing. It's hard to say how we're supposed to take this movie, as it isn't a parody, but it doesn't really seem to be entirely ...
by Heather B. Jones on July 05, 2004
I must admit, this is one of my favorite horror films. Tammy Lauren kind of overacts, but that doesn't ruin the movie. There is plenty of gore to satisfy gorehounds. And for the budget this fim had, the CGI and creature effects were incredible. This ...
by Draconis Blacktho... on May 17, 2004
Be careful what you wish for! Indeed, a slant on the olde genie mythos harking back to its primordial origins in the Djinn, demonic creatures who exist between the worlds; and if granted the opportunity, would possess the realm of men for their own. In ...
by Michael Butts on April 25, 2004
The horror genre has suffered in the past decade from derivative movies; sex sex sex movies; and generally unimaginative scripts. WISHMASTER is a refreshing, albeit gory, change, and thanks to the skills of an inventive director, and a tongue in cheek ...
by The_Evil_Djinn on February 04, 2004
When an evil genie, known as a djinn, is released, he turn people's wildest dreamsinto their darkest nightmares!Wow. This movie is one of the best horror movies ever! Andrew Divoff was a great djinn and the special effects were awesome for it's time. The ...
by alangir miah on March 09, 2003
I love this film. Its great the way the Djinn goes about twisting wishes. An intersting idea and surprising that no one thought of it earlier. Andrew Divoff is superb as the Wishmaster. Tammy Lauren gives an acceptable performace as the heroine ...
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