Jump Scares in Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016)

See below for the exact times and descriptions of the 18 jump scares in Ouija: Origin of Evil, which has a jump scare rating of 4.0.

Jump Scare Rating: Ouija: Origin of Evil has its fair share of jump scares with most occurring past the 40 minute mark.

Synopsis: Set in Los Angeles in the 1960s, solo mother Alice Zander inadvertently releases a demon from a Ouija board that possesses her younge

st daughter Doris.

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Jump Scare Times

00:04:33 – The silhouette figure suddenly bursts through the curtain.

00:13:05 – Ellie’s mom bursts into the room causing the group to scream.

00:24:52 – The sheets are suddenly ripped off Lina’s bed.

00:39:21 – Doris suddenly sits up in bed.

00:40:48 – A hand appears as Doris looks through the Ouija planchette.

00:41:05 – Doris looks through the planchette once more and sees a figure move away accompanied by a loud noise.

00:41:46 – Doris looks at a mirror though the planchette and sees a demon standing with her. [Video].

00:42:32 – Doris is suddenly beside Lina’s bed.

01:05:07 – There is a sudden cut to Doris with white eyes and an unnaturally wide mouth.

01:09:42 – Doris suddenly appears beside Mikey.

01:11:40 – Mikey’s body suddenly drops down from a noose. [Video].

01:13:43 – The lights turn off.

01:16:59 – Doris suddenly glides towards Father Tom.

01:18:17 – Father Tom looks up and sees Doris on the ceiling.

01:18:49 – Alice is pushed back by an unseen force as Mikey drops down to grab Lina. [Video].

01:20:08 – Doris begins talking from directly behind Alice.

01:20:24 – Alice looks up as she is being dragged away and sees Doris.

01:22:28 – Lina knocks Doris away with a chair.

(Major jump scares in bold)

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