
Renai (Rose Byrne) and Josh (Patrick Wilson) Lambert are a couple who have recently moved into a beautiful old house with their three children. Within the first couple of days their son Dalton (Ty Simpkins) suffers a simple fall and suddenly lapses into a coma. Months have pasted and still the doctors cannot explain why or how this happened. It's during this time that Renai feels uneasy about their living situation - she begins to feel an evil presence within the house. And from there the story unfolds.
The first half of the movie is completely terrifying. Wan does an excellent job building up thick

Over all Insidious was a pretty-good genre flick and probably one of the best old-fashioned genre films in a long time (reminiscent of Poltergeist). I enjoyed the subtle throwbacks to Sam Raimi. Alternately spooky and scary this horror flick also g

Did you know? The film's composer Joseph Bishara did double duty on the movie, creating the film’s score and appearing on screen as a memorable red-faced demon. Not only was the music fun and super creepy (reminiscent of the old 80's horror flicks), but he looked absolutely horrifying.
RATING: C
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1 comments:
I swear I almost took a crap in my pants from the trailer (ALONE). I might as well expect trauma and trouble sleeping after I watch the movie. Thanks for the review.
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