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Announced this afternoon during BlumFest 2020, Insidious 5 is on the way The new film “will pick up with the Lamberts ten years after the last movie, as Dalton begins college.” This will be a direct sequel to the first two Insidious films after two spin-off films hit theaters Star Patrick Wilson will make his[...]
Leigh Whannell is familiar to horror fans as one of the father's of the Saw franchise with James Wan, who also partnered on the Insidious franchise with Blumhouse He has worked with the production house since, including directing Insidious: Chapter 3 and 2018's Upgrade With Invisible Man, Blumhouse head Jason Blum says that he just[...]
The subtleties and paranoia the film creates are safe enough for younger audiences, but even as an adult, it has the ability to stay with you for years after witnessing her rage.
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Insidious ushered in a new wave of horror tactics, with the ambience being a crucial piece of the puzzle The haunted-house film series follows[...]
The Insidious franchise has truly blossomed into a series that includes several sequels as well as prequel films that have expanded the universe in ways that other horror titles have never seen before Blumhouse has taken the franchise in several directions since its conception, and now one of the stars of Insidious have spoken up[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]The Insidious franchise is a curious one When the first film came out in 2010, it was a huge hit and introduced us to a new horror icon in Lin Shaye's Dr Elise Rainer A standout character, she is the heart and soul of not only that first film, but everything that has come[...]
Horror franchise Insidious is staying in the family for its third installment It was announced today that Leigh Whannell will direct the threequel Insidious: Chapter 3, which he will also write Whannell is no stranger to the supernatural angst of this particular ghost story, as he also wrote the first two films for director James[...]
There's a lot about this trailer for Insidious: Chapter 2 that feels very familiar, but that's not necessarily a bad thing The same horror tropes appear in a number of excellent films, it's what a director does with them and how well he executes them that matters.[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iSGmcG9ghs[/youtube]My favourite part about that trailer is the shot[...]