safety. The angel and the Djinn fight, with the Djinn eventually winning the battle and killing the angel. Steven later arrives at Lisa's house and they have sex in the living room. Lisa realizes she has missed having sex but does not love Steven. Steven asks Lisa very emphatically if she "truly [loves him] for who [he is]" in an attempt to make her grant the third wish; however she is taken aback and somewhat repulsed by his pushiness. The Djinn brethren make their presence known, forcing Lisa to flee. Using his magic to make the upstairs a looping maze, Steven brings Lisa back to the bedroom and reveals his true form to her, offering Lisa a choice: take his hand as the second in command when the Djinn race takes over the world, or to be cast down to another dimension of Hell. Sam returns and tries to save the day with the angel's sword, but is stabbed by the Djinn. While the Djinn is still attempting to convince Lisa to take his hand, Sam signals Lisa to push the Djinn through the blade, which is sticking out of Sam. Lisa does so, and both the Djinn and Sam perish. Lisa makes it out of the house and looks back at it, remembering the happier times that she and Sam shared. Cast Tara Spencer-Nairn as Lisa Burnley Michael Trucco as Steven Verdel Jason Thompson as Sam John Novak as The Dijnn Victor Webster as Hunter John Benjamin Martin as Douglas Hollister Kimberly Huie as Tracy Mariam Bernstein as Jennifer Mandy Hochbaum as Shopper Jennifer Pudavick as Waitress Production The film was shot back to back with its predecessor Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell with only a weekend separating the two. Both films were shot in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. In a scene where the Djinn shows Lisa an illusion of paradise, they are standing on a pond in Assiniboine Park, a notable locale for the city. The Assiniboine Park Pavilion can be seen just above the tree line in the background of the scene. Reception On Rotten Tomatoes the film has an approval rating of 20% based on reviews from 5 critics. David Nusair of Reel Film Reviews gave it 2.5 out of 4 and wrote: "Wishmaster 4 easily redeems the series after the horrible second and third installments." References External links 2002 fantasy films 2002 films 2002