Painfully stupid and unconvincing.

Rating: 1/10 (28 December 2011)

Sorry for the mistakes, I'm not a native English speaker.
The story goes something like this:
For some reason, Christine felt in her heart that she had to help a swindler old woman who wouldn't pay her mortgage - and who had the strange ability to make horribly loud gooey sounds; but she denied help, and the old lady, who first seemed humble and desperate, showed insane aggressiveness.
After a fierce cartoonish fight between both, the old lady seemed unbreakable, but decides to take a long suck on Christine's chin - making her swallow some viscous yellowish saliva - stop fighting, take a button from her coat and curse her.
After standing hard strokes without faltering, the old lady went home and died, but left a stubborn handkerchief, who showed a very strong personality and had to be killed later on.
Christine finds out from a psychic that she had been cursed with a demon who looks like Baphomet but calls himself Lamia, and that the only way to convince him not to come and kill her is make a sacrifice, which she decides to do with her beloved kitty. But the psychic told her later that the method was not guaranteed (and in fact didn't work), so he told her of a psychic lady who had been waiting for 40 years to redeem a boy lost for this demon by helping someone else, but wouldn't find anyone willing to pay $ 10,000 for the job.
The psychic lady finally succeeds in expelling the demon, but dies right after the ritual with Christine's money. But, wait, that also guaranteed nothing, because the demon would still come back for the button's owner. Oh, God, there's no way to get rid of him!
Unless...
Oh, the scatter-brained psychic she first talked to forgot to tell her that she could have just given the button to someone else in the first place! She lost her kitty and her money for nothing!
Well, she put the button into an envelope and tried to give it to the old lady's dead body, but the corpse was worse than Bernie, and seemed to want some more fluid exchange and maybe a closer relationship with Christine.
Everything would have been fine if her boyfriend didn't have another envelope that looked exactly like the same as the one Christine had - even with a small round flat object inside.