Modern variation of "The Monkey's Paw"...
“Wish Upon” stars Joey King (“Independence Day,” TV’s “Fargo”) as Clare, a lonely and unpopular 17-year-old girl who has been left in the care of her father (Ryan Phillippe, “Crash,” “Shooter”) after her mother killed herself when she was a little girl. Having witnessed her mother’s suicide firsthand, Clare is still affected by the loss and is now trying to make it through high school, where the customary teenage dramas, such as bullying by the mean girls and unfulfilled romantic dreams, unfold.<br /><br />Clare’s life changes when her father gives her a mysterious Chinese music box he finds during one of his routine dumpster treasure hunts. Fascinated by this gift, Clare absentmindedly wishes for a better life. Soon after, her wish is fulfilled, but there’s a downside: for every wish she makes, someone close to her dies. Enjoying her new popularity, Clare never connects the dots and is unaware of the horrific consequences of her good fortune.<br /><br />The story is a variation of W.W. Jacobs’ 1902 supernatural short story, “The Monkey’s Paw,” which has been adapted into movies and TV shows in different forms countless times before. This time, a decorative box serves as the object that grants wishes. We know that only bad things will occur, so the element of surprise is dulled by familiarity. Combining elements of “Final Destination” and “Mean Girls” gives the movie a contemporary feel.<br />Director John R. Leonetti (“Annabelle”) keeps the plot moving briskly, though the script falls into the trap of having characters make dopey decisions, which is endlessly frustrating to serious viewers of horror flicks. With the exception of Clare, most characters are sketchy and are just on hand to contribute to the body count. It’s surprising to see Ryan Phillippe, the biggest cast name, in this picture. We’ve seen him do very good work in better pictures, but he seems wasted in this mediocre, unoriginal film.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the Blu-ray + DVD release include several featurettes, including a discussion with director John Leonetti and cast about developing a horror film, and background stories of previous owners of the box. Both the PG-13-rated theatrical version and the director’s unrated cut are included.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Director: John R. Leonetti Actors: Joey King, Ki Hong Lee, Sydney Park, Elisabeth Rohm, Ryan Phillippe Synopsis: "Jonathan Shannon (Ryan Phillippe) gives his 17-year-old daughter Clare (Joey King) an old music box that promises to grant its owner seven wishes. Skeptical at first, Clare becomes seduced by its dark powers when her life starts to radically improve with each wish. Everything seems perfect until she realizes that every wish she makes causes the people who are closest to her to die in violent and elaborate ways.".