Andrew Divoff, Bokeem Woodbine, Chris Weber
Be careful what you wish for! In Wishmaster, an evil genie known as the Djinn is accidentally released after being trapped for centuries inside a gemstone. Seeking to grant three wishes so it can rega...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 17, 1999
Stats: 259 reviews
Pretty shameful compared to the first one. The plot holes multiplied 10 fold from the first one...there seemed to be a bunch of rules that all the sudden were different in this one. Way less neat special effects, not as funny or fun. And the two main 'good guys' were really lame.
Ugh. As good as the original was, this one is awful. It seemed like an excuse to find more ways to pervert wishes, but that's about the extent of this movie's merit. I didn't like the heroine and I especially didn't like the way she had to fall back on religion, rather than relyi...( read more)
Only half as good as the first Wishmaster movie, because the Djinn spends too much time in human form, and we have that awful prison setting. There's a good casino mass-slaughter scene which is as great as the original's cocktail party massacre.
This is probably the funniest of them all. The way he grants the wishes are always so hilarious!
Excellent deaths and gore effects, but moronic storyline and script, and the fantasy effects looks like made in my PC.
33/100
i really enjoyed this one it was better than i thought it would be and i would love to see the third!!!
Think they spoiled it with making so many Wishmaster films, but i think this is the pick of them all. Great twist to the tale of Aldain
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