Unlucky Charms (2013)

Five girls vie for a chance to model diva Deedee DeVille's fashion line, but they're soon competing for their lives against four mythical beings, led by the mischievous Farr Darrig.

Director:

Charles Band

Writers:

Charles Band (original story), Domonic Muir (as August White)

Stars:

Tiffany Thornton, Seth Peterson, Charlie O'Connell

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Tiffany Thornton	...	Audrey
Seth Peterson	...	Pirl
Charlie O'Connell	...	Baxter Randolph
Nathan Phillips	...	Farr Darrig
Nikki Leigh	...	Sheila
Alex Rose Wiesel	...	Darla
Masuimi Max	...	Mika
Mike Diva	...	McGregor
Peter Donald Badalamenti II	...	Bloody Bones (as Peter Badalamenti)
Ben Woolf	...	Pookah
Chris MacDonnell	...	Pookah (voice)
Katrina Kemp	...	Banshee
Anna Sophia Berglund	...	Erin
Jeryl Prescott	...	DeeDee Deville (as Jeryl Prescott Sales)
Sophia Beetz	...	Little Girl / Kid at Park

Storyline

Five beautiful girls vie for a chance to become the spokesmodel for diva DeeDee DeVille's (Jeryl Prescott from "The Walking Dead") new high-end line of lingerie. The claws come out when the competition gets fierce, but when they begin to disappear one by one, they soon find that they are competing for their lives. DeeDee invokes four mythical beings - The Cyclops, The Banshee, The Hobgoblin and the mischievous, red leprechaun, Farr Darrig - from an ancient charm bracelet to steal the girls' souls, but the creatures from the underworld have plans of their own. Whomever wields the power of these UNLUCKY CHARMS beware. They're magically malicious!

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Plot Keywords:

leprechaun | 

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Taglines:

They're magically malicious!

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Genres:

Fantasy | Horror

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Official Sites:

Full Moon Features [United States]

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 July 2013 (USA)

Also Known As:

Miscreations

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Full Moon Features

Technical Specs

Runtime:

71 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo (RCA Sound Recording)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Connections

References The Mask (1994)

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Soundtracks

Haute Couture
Written and Performed by Jojo Draven and Richard Belgard

User Reviews

Buy the cereal instead

This review may reveal plot points, so spoiler alert. This is a stinky pile of trash. Bear in mind I have loved Full Moon since the VHS days and I appreciate what they often succeed at doing with their unusual movies, but this one stunk it up! Let's do some of this in question format. Who was that red guy and what was wrong with his face? Who were the others, exactly? Why did they indiscriminately "greenbeam" people with varying results? Why did they "greenbeam" those 2 and kill them? If you are killing bad people, why did that #1 bitch not get it first or at all? I wanted her to die and she did not! How did that black lady have control of everything and why didn't she have more control than she did? Why did the creatures oppose her, exactly, and why did they seem so weak also? There was no real plot, no explanation of their "plot", no conclusions or anything. Bad effects and senseless deaths where the victims just vanished forever. It would have been cool if that one "bitch" was turned fat and then stayed fat and maybe the others could have been similarly punished for their wickedness and then maybe have the chubby or the mean one win out for their sincerity or purity of heart or whatever. The best part was that it just ended, oh and some of the acting was just awful. Terrible movie, even for Full Moon. Please get some help with the script writing, I think Charles is overworked with that AND the music and all.