From a House on Willow Street

The entirety of this flick takes place in one of three unique locales: a house on Willow Street, an abandoned factory on Willow Street, and a wooded country road I can only assume is Willow Street. It is in these three locations that four unlikely partners in crime must join together to battle TRANGOOL the demon saint of jump scares whose powers of telekinesis are so great that he can stop bullets in mid-air and redirect them to the shooter (but for some reason cannot break a simple chain).

I'm sure this movie will appeal to some people I however am not one of them

The first half hour is promising before it turns bland. It's pretty slick and not any worse than your average theatrical haunting / possession movie so if you like stuff like Conjuring or Thirteen Ghosts, you may like this.

Has all the dodgy CGI, ludicrous backstory and arbitrary plot of a shit Dr Who episode, but none of the charm or character work, not to mention that it's nowhere near as scary.