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It's like a bad parody of "Final Destination" RAMA is back. The best way to describe the movie Wish Upon is that it’s like a bad parody of the “Final Destination franchise. There may be a decent thriller somewhere in “Wish Upon," a thriller that could take you back to some of ‘90s classics like “I Know What You Did Last Summer” perhaps, but unfortunately, it’s hidden underneath mediocre and laughable moments. Directed by John R. Leonetti, starring Joey King as 17-year old Claire who gets bullied at school and hates that her dad struggles financially, in addition to their struggling to move on from the fact that a few years ago, Claire’s mother committed suicide. All that changes when an old music box’s powers grant Claire’s wishes, she finally gets everything she’s ever wanted. But the box requires a deadly price for its users. You know one of those movies that are just so bad, they crack you up, all of a sudden you find yourself laughing instead of getting

Here is a brand new trailer to John Leonetti’s upcoming horror film WISH UPON starring Joey King . Watch the trailer after the Jump... WISH UPON which opens June 30th. After her father (Ryan Phillippe ) presents her with a mysterious music box, Clare Shannon ( Joey King ) is surprised to find her every wish coming true. Her joy slowly morphs into terror as she begins to realize the bloody price of each new wish. After you check out the trailer, head over to http://wishuponmovie.com to wish for anything your heart desires or to read other fans’ secret wishes. Your wish will be kept anonymous, so be as honest as you’d like…but remember, be careful what you wish for! Website: http://wishuponmovie.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/wishuponmovie Twitter: https://twitter.com/wishuponmovie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wishuponmovie/ Please Leave A Comment-

The female throwdown Raze isn't predictable, but its execution is highly suspect. Set in a mix of 70's women's prison action piece and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome , Raze tells the story of 50 kidnapped women who set against each other in a series of one-one-one brawls to the death. At the top of that heap lies the soldier Sabrina (Zoe Bell), whose rap sheet includes escaping a POW camp. She and the other women - including the psychopath Phoebe (Rebecca Marshall) - must kill one another or risk seeing their family die a horrific assassination. The event is organized by a husband and wife team (Doug Jones and Sherilyn Fenn) whose supposedly ancient group has been culling women since forever. As Zoe and Phoebe head towards a violent showdown, a new player enters the field that represents Sabrina's last hope for escape. Director Josh Waller miscasts several leads and gets only B-grade acting from those who stick around. What's more, Waller wastes his best