I can't begin to describe how wonderful this film is. The director, writers and, of course, the actors combine to give us a movie so intense, frightening and haunting that you will not sleep for a month without all the lights on in the house after you've seen it. I have watched it and have been on strong tranquilizers ever since. I would love to watch it again but it is so terrifying that I dare'nt. Don't believe those low scores they are from viewers that refuse to acknowledge that greatness of this film. Life changing and unforgettable.

Once again, Jeffery made another movie I can't watch in the dark or by myself!!!...lol....This is another banger, and I am sure anyone who has the courage to watch it will love it!!! Great job!!

If you see masterpiece and awesome next to 9 and 10 star rating, you know the movie is going to be bad. Why else would you need these "optimistic" users to boost the rating? So, back to the actual film. You have this jinn in the urn that can grant any wish no matter how impossible it is. And after this jinn killed your father, made your mother go insane, killed every other character and left you all alone and sad, what do you do? You wish you died in a car accident. Nice, really genius move. Why not wish that your father never found the urn in the first place? Would that be too obvious? Well, everything else in this movie was, so you might as well have a happier ending where you at least stick it to the jinn. And that really fast head shaking thing that demons do got old long time ago, imagine something new pls. 2 stars for somewhat keeping my interest till the end.

Final Wish is the movie I was hoping to see, esspecially from the talent involved. I never listen to others views before I see ot for mys;ef, and you should too!

An atmospheric style horror with plenty of surprises. It's a cover your eyes horror with great twist! I loved it!

There were two reasons for why I decided to sit down and watch "The Final Wish". The first reason being solely that it is a horror movie, as I am a huge fan of the horror genre. And the second was that it had Lin Shaye on the cast list. I had no expectations to the movie, so director Timothy Woodward Jr. had a clean slate to use for impressing me. However, it turned out that the storyline and plot for "The Final Wish" was subpar and less than mediocre, actually. The movie just seemed to run on autopilot and offered nothing new to the horror genre. Plus, the storyline was so predictable that you knew what happened well before it would transpire on the screen. It should be said that the acting in the movie was adequate, despite the fact that the performers had very little to work with in terms of script, plot and characters. I terms of it being a horror movie, then "The Final Wish" was frightfully devoid of anything even remotely scary or spooky. And when the big reveal was unveiled, it was just a shrug on the shoulder, because I had smelled it coming a mile away. Did the movie had potential that wasn't utilized or exploited? No. Everything was put to use in the movie, just a shame that it was a bland experience and final product. If you enjoy horror movies, then you should probably invest your time, money and effort in something else, because "The Final Wish" is a less than mediocre foray into the genre, offering nothing new or innovative.

This movie is so dumb and boring after 10mins you started losing interest.

I rarely leave reviews on movies, unless they are terrible. This one is terrible. Definitely some shill reviews around here.

This is the worst film i ever seen in my life. The director is just an amateur and don't know anything about horror films, it's a waste of time to see this movie may be children will be happy to see it

An outta luck law student Aaron Hammond (Michael Welch) visits his grieving mom aft he finds out bah his dad's demise who was a collector of antiques. One of the item is a vase which can grant wishes cos of a jinn. The Wishmaster (1997) had dealt with the similar subject, Wish Upon (2017) again dealt with the similar concept with a bigger studio backing it n big star cast. In my review of Wish Upon I had stated that fans of Final Destination will love it. N now we hav The Final Wish which is written by Jeffrey Reddick, best known for creating the Final Destination (2000) film franchise. What a coincidence. But is The Final Wish better than Wish Upon? Well, without the backing of a big studio n without big star cast, this film managed to creep me out in few scenes n it does hold ur attention. With Reddick as the writer, the film does maintain tension, suspense n the creepiness. Ther r few death sequences without any gore, ther is zero nudity, we get to c the luscious lips, Melissa Bolona bathing naked with the soap foam on her * n some weird n irritating noises n laughter. The director is a bit novice here n the ending isn't that impactful. The cinematography is good with the bright daylight outside the house which stands all alone besides two trees n a dark n sinister vibe inside the house with all the scary antiques, especially the chair. The cast is decent with the likes of Tony Todd in a small role, Michael Welch, Melissa Bolona (luscious lips) n Lin Shaye. Of lately Shaye has become synonym with horror films.