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Witchboard 2

  • Mystery
  • Horror
Confirmed1993-07-284.95.6Trakt

A young woman starts receiving messages through a Ouija board, claiming to be from the former occupant of her apartment.

Witchboard 2 is a 1993 horror film about a young woman who contacts a mysterious entity through a Ouija board claiming to be the previous tenant of her apartment. This supernatural sequel explores the dangers of communicating with the unknown through the infamous divination tool.

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Where to watch

Streaming availability in United States

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Not available on any tracked streaming service in United States right now.

Available in: Canada · United Kingdom · GG · South Korea · United States

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Available to stream in South Korea— but not in United States.

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In cinemas

Theatrical release in United States

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In cinemas
1993-09-10

Limited theatrical in United States · Rated R

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Trailer

Witchboard 2 - The Devils Doorway Theatrical Trailer (1993) - Throwback Thursdays on Movie Gods

YouTube · 2021-10-15
FAQ

Witchboard 2 — frequently asked

When was Witchboard 2 released?

Witchboard 2 was released on July 28, 1993.

What is Witchboard 2 about?

The film follows a young woman who begins receiving messages through a Ouija board from an entity claiming to be the former occupant of her apartment, leading to supernatural horror.

What genre is Witchboard 2?

Witchboard 2 is a mystery horror film that uses the Ouija board as its central plot device.

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