Excellent adaptation.

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Man, these movies are awful…but awful fun to watch.I can never truly tell if the "Wishmaster" movies are suppose to be an example of a horror movie that wants to try and be a little bit on the funny/quirky side or if the films are just a collection of failures that end up being hilarious thanks to their inept ability to just BE a movie of any kind but, whatever the reason, the "Wishmaster" films are just a great collection of films to sit back and riff the night away. "Wishmaster: The Prophecy Fulfilled" seems to pull out all the stops and hit new levels of ridiculous that ends up making this film the best example of accidental comedy in the entire series.Everything about this film is put together sloppily or like it was done in order to get the laughs. Like the other films, the story is silly and the dialogue is presented in a way that only a script writer trying to get some quick cash or has never ever interacted with another human would construct, the make-up effects worse than an ambitious cosplayer (did they have to make the rubber horns obviously look like rubber?), the acting is cheesy and hammy and a whole bunch of other food-related adjectives that expresses how the cast is overacting, and the plot is just a mess(for example, a nemesis of the Djinn is introduced, killed and never mentioned again and is treated like he never existed to begin with).All these elements come together to make a film that is a failure for a horror/thriller film but a success for a film that is an unintentional comedy. This is one of those great B-horror movies that is perfect for getting together with friends and laughing the night away.Hey there! My name is Rev. Ron and if you want to read a more in-depth review of "Wishmaster: The Prophecy Fulfilled" (and a whole bunch of other films—some "Wishmaster" based, others not), you can head on over to my blog; revronmovies.blogspot.com. If you wish, that is…you don't have to.

For three years, Lisa & Sam have a very healthy marriage, full of love and prosperity. This all changes when Sam gets into a motorcycle accident, confined to a wheelchair. Sam feels that Lisa pities him and treats Lisa like dirt, feeling sorry for himself. Lisa gets close with Steven Verdel and gives Sam even more to complain about. When The Djinn is unleashed and takes over Steven Verdel's body, The Djinn falls in love with Lisa and things get complex when Lisa's third wish is a paradox "I wish I could love you for who you really are" I'm gonna give this movie a lot of credit. I really wanted to like it badly and I did to a certain extent. For a STV sequel, this really tries to be more than just a STV sequel that wants to pick up some quick cash on video. They turned a meaningless STV sequel into something that is perfectly watchable, yet limited at the same time. It's very ambitious for the low budget and there is many story lines that are intriguing, so the fun factor is definitely here at times. Lisa and Sam's love storyline is legitimately tragic and well done. The writers put a lot of emphasis on this storyline and manage to keep you engaged with it. It does enough to make you wanna root for them to get back as a couple. Unfortunately, it doesn't fully manage to do that because of one sole reason. Sam's abrasive attitude is almost impossible to get behind. I'd be bitter if I couldn't walk as well, but there was no excuse for him to treat Lisa the way he did. This woman goes above and beyond for him and it still isn't enough. If that's not enough, Sam gets to walk again after a wish from Lisa and he is STILL whiny and ungrateful. Get over it and man up! Nothing would please this guy and it got on my nerves after a while. The Djinn himself is a little too corny. His makeup is laughable and John Novak is no Andrew Divoff. This movie has a mean streak. As much as I complained about it, Sam getting to walk again, only to have it taken away from him? Wow! Talk about cruelty. The violence is strong in this one as well. A tongue is ripped out, a face is cut into, a nose is cut off, a woman gets decapitated with a sword. We also get sword impailings, fingers broken in graphic detail and more. Tara Spencer-Nairn is well known for her role in Corner Gas, but she's also a pretty solid actress. I loved her as the lead. She's sympathetic, likable, vulnerable, but strong-willed. Horror fans will love her. Michael Trucco is suave in human form as the Djinn. Jason Thompson does well, but his character is so abrasive and whiny that he is very unsympathetic, as I explained above. I thought the ending was a tad anti- climatic as ellFinal Thoughts: I liked this movie for what it was. It doesn't exactly pull of what it's trying to do, but it deserves to be lauded for the effort. Not everyone will feel the same way as me, but this is far from the STV trash that people say it is. It's very flawed and nothing special, but the effort is there. It's worth a watch5.4/10

Now I seen this movie , I said to my self, It's can not be jas bad as the last one and boy was I wrong, as it felt more of the same.I saw this back to back with 3rd movie yesterday, I Could not believe what I was watching .The plot was just unbelievable rubbish and this whole Angle thing was, just , I have no words for that.The movie was filled with silly fight scenes, that last way too long and are very predicable.One thing I did like was that there were some good bloody scenes. I didn't think Michael Trucco was decent in this role again the acting in this movie was not too bad.I thought it's was okay but I think they should have had better ending to the series overall.I am going give this 3 out of 10

Wishmaster 4: The Prophecy Fulfilled (2002) ** (out of 4)The fourth and (so far) final film in the series has Djinn (John Novak) taking over the body of a lawyer so that he can make his client Lisa (Tara Spencer-Nairn) ask for three wishes, which will fulfill the evil one's prophecy. It appears there are fans out there of the first WISHMASTER movie and it appears some of them are lukewarm when it comes to the first sequel. After that, it appears those same fans hate parts three and four with a real passion so perhaps my not liking the first film made these direct-to-video sequels seem not as bad. I'm not going to sit here and say that this film is a lost masterpiece or some sort of classic that people from all walks of life should seek out. This film is very far from being good but when you compare it to the majority of the direct-to-video films from this era I think this film offers quite a bit. For starters, those who hate fake looking CGI blood will be happy to know that this film offers real special effects and quite gory ones at that. The gore level here is quite high so blood fans should at least be entertained by this aspect of the film. We're given a couple really graphic death scenes including the highlight of the movie where a lawyer is forced to pretty much torture himself and this leads to all sort of gore. Another major plus going for the film is that the lead actress isn't afraid to take off her clothes. These type of horror films never deliver heart-warming stories or Oscar-winning performances so it's good that this delivers in other ways and that is the gore and nudity. I also didn't think the performances were all that bad with Spencer-Narin making for a good lead and at least she's watchable. The supporting players aren't too bad either with Novak once again doing a good job with the lead of the demon. The problems are what you'd expect to find in a film like this and that's the unoriginal story, too long of a running time and the fact that there's just really not much going on. Still, fans of gore and nudity should at least find enough of that here to keep the film entertaining.