Much like the way simplistic Ouija messages can be extrapolated into ghost stories lasting approximately 90 minutes in length with potential for sequels, Hasbro remains intent on turning the age-old game of pushing a planchette around a letter board into a movie. And while Hasbro once did much of that pushing itself, forcing the planchette to land on “McG” and “$100 million family-friendly supernatural adventure” until Universal got spooked and said it didn’t want to play anymore, Deadline reports that the studio has now stopped crying and agreed to try again with a 2013 release date. However, this time Hasbro has to cut $95 million from the budget, and quit making it spell out the names of directors who are too expensive.