There were so many things that made no sense.
1. Charlie can apparently obstruct cell phone signals but can't extinguish a camera light or shut down a phone.
2. His power also extends outside the school, where he can prevent the fire department from receiving a fire alarm signal even when said fire alarm is going off in the school. Also, why not just disable the fire alarm from going off altogether, so that when pulled it does nothing?
3. The kids are too stupid to wear gloves when vandalizing school property.
4. The blonde guy continues to act defiant about the existence of Charlie even after he's seen the set they took down magically reassemble and his friend get lifted into the air by an invisible noose.
5. Same blonde guy is allowed to constantly film inside a school, even in classrooms.
6. Again, same blonde guy sees nothing wrong with filming the planning and execution of a crime and his two accomplices also don't have enough sense of speak up and tell him to shut the camera off. These are the dumbest teenagers ever.
7. A school play puts a kid on functional gallows with a real noose around his neck and no safety harness. Right...
8. The same school puts on a reenactment of a play that resulted in the death of a student on its premises. Sorry, no way. Maybe at another school, but there is no way they would do it there. It's not like there aren't thousands of other plays to choose from.
9. Pfeifer doesn't know the kids are going to vandalize the set since she isn't in on the plan, yet she still knows they're at the school that night.
10. Her entire plan seems centered around getting Reese to the gallows, yet she had no control of anything to ensure he actually played his part and willingly sacrificed himself.
11. No one in that town felt the need to tell Reese that his father was in the original play and mention it was weird that Reese was taking over his old role. No one. Come on.
12. The school apparently had no security cameras outside or inside.
13. No one thinks to break into a classroom and bust out a window.
14. Why is Reese feeling the need to say his lines from the play (complete with archaic dialogue) before standing on the gallows and telling Pfeifer to stop acting like they're doing the production?
15. The school would seriously leave an exit broken for such an amount of time that most of the drama department knows about it. It takes less than an hour to fix.
Ugh...this movie.