A bodybuilder hooks up with a stewardess who happens to be possessed by a ghost. Hijinks ensue.

This is the third film in the Hex series, or whatever it’s called. I’d seen the first movie, plain ole Hex, an enjoyed it, so I went for this one, not knowing there was a movie between the two.

Which might have explained a thing or two.

Not that there’s any clear connection with Hex here in Hex after Hex. The first is a period piece while the second is closer to present day.

The other difference is that the former is a Horror flick and the latter… isn’t.

There’s not a serious bone in it’s body, despite several deaths.

I found it deeply entertaining (same goes for Hex as I recall, but for different reasons.) It’s deeply silly. The end could have used some work, but I have little complaints.

The second in the series, Hex Vs. Witchcraft, is now on the list, but probably not this month.