The Verdict
In this case, it is the beautiful thief Morgana who liberates the Djinn. During a robbery and a shootout, she hits the statue containing the gem in which the Djinn is imprisoned, her boyfriend-accomplice is killed as a result of a shootout, and she kills the guard.
In this case, it is the beautiful thief Morgana who liberates the Djinn. During a robbery and a shootout, she hits the statue containing the gem in which the Djinn is imprisoned, her boyfriend-accomplice is killed as a result of a shootout, and she kills the guard. The Djinn is free and begins, in a very particular way, to grant the wishes of his victims before stealing their soul. The beautiful Morgana is helped by a priest, her ex-boyfriend, in the fight against Evil. Already the first film of the malevolent Djinn saga left much to be desired, despite bearing the signature of a genre expert like Kurtzman and being produced by the great Craven, let alone if this sequel could be better. Apart from a couple of scenes with the "loneliness" original deaths, the rest is a story without head or tail, with a bad and approximate ending and digital effects on a budget.
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