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Watch Insidious online here at Telepisodes.com. April 2011 is coming and start this month with this thrilling and horrifying film entitled "Insidious" which theater release date is April 1, 2011. It stars Patrick Wilson, Ty Simpkins, Rose Byrne, Barbara Hershey, Andrew Astor, Leigh Whannell and directed by James Wan - the same guy behind the successful horror serial killer series, SAW and the Dead Silence. James Wan worked with the people behind Paranormal Activity to make this film. Insidious is not an ordinary horror film and not the serial killer type but quite much darker theme than the previous film of Wan. It surrounds with the horrifying story of a family who believed that they live in a haunted house and made their son to fall into coma. They left the house to escape the said haunting but only discovered that the home that they left was not the entity that is possessed but their son in coma is the one who is attracting the dark spirits that haunting them. Dalton's mind is trapped in the so-called The Further, a dark realm and will this kid survive this terrifying experiences in the unknown? Well, watch the following full trailer of the movie for you to have an idea on what is the result of combining the Paranormal Activity and SAW minds. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfcHoXTlMX0 560 349] Now if you want to watch Insidious online full movie here at Telepisodes.com then check it out here later after April 1. It will be shared here as soon as it is available on the web.

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Horror, Thriller,

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Mar 31, 2011

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Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Lin Shaye, Ty Simpkins, Barbara Hershey, Leigh Whannell, Angus Sampson, Andrew Astor, Corbett Tuck, Heather Tocquigny, Ruben Pla, John Henry Binder, Joseph Bishara, Philip Friedman, J. LaRose, Kelly Devoto, Emily Brobst,

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Gimly 02/10/2018

It's not wholly original, but it works because the people involved **make** it work, first and foremost, James Wan. _Final rating:★★★½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._

John Chard 31/10/2019

Tiptoe Through the Tulips. Insidious is directed by James Wan and written by Leigh Whannell. It stars Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Ty Simpkins, Barbara Hershey, Lin Shaye, Andrew Astor and Leigh Whannell. Music is scored by Joseph Bishara and cinematography by John R. Leonetti. The team behind "Saw" and "Dead Silence" bring us "Insidious", one of the finest exponents of the haunted house movie in the modern era. Of course that doesn't count for much with those not particularly struck by the formula, but it does seem to be one of the very few horror sub-genre movies to come out with better than average appraisals. Of course it's not perfect, few films, especially in horror world, can stand up and come through unscathed by critics and fans alike, yet for the like minded adults who can set the mood and channel themselves into the boo jump and creepy atmosphere world wrung out by Wan and Whannell, then this is the bomb. Much has been made of the shift in the last third, where the film brings in Astral Projection as its reasoning for the pant soiling previously unleashed. Undeniably the film runs away with itself, goes too far and the last 15 minutes are a chaotic mess of bold ideas and inadequate staging. However, it's interesting to note how often the haunted house movie in recent times gets accused of not bringing something new to the table, something thrown at the wonderful "Woman in Black" that followed "Insidious"down the pipe. Here the makers offer up something different, true, it hasn't worked in the way they or the hardened genre fans would have liked, but personally I found on second viewing it is forgivable. It's like riding your favourite Big Dipper, you enjoy the spins and upside down scream moments, but just tolerate the flat standard drive stretches of track while your heart tries to steady its beat. When "Insidious" is hitting its heights it's utterly thrilling and unnerving, paced to perfection, it builds from whispered voices on a baby monitor to entities invading the home of the poor Lambert family. The mystery element is strong, just what do they want? Why is son Dalton in a coma but the medical boffins have no idea why? How come the entities have followed the Lambert's even when they move house? The latter of which is refreshing to see in the screenplay, it's a logical move but so often it's not done in other horror movies. The jumps are nicely placed throughout and a number of scenes are so freaky they get under your skin and stay there for some time - seriously, I don't think I'll ever be able to listen to "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" again without my blood being chilled. The use of photographs and mirrors bring the goose flesh to the skin, while Lin Shaye's arrival as the paranormal physic, and the subsequent use of a gas mask, keep things ticking on the freaky deaky scale (though once the gas mask scene hits it's where the pic slightly falls away). It borrows ideas and takes its tonal cues from other horror movies, definitely, and the second half doesn't live up to the promise of the first; hell I'll even concede that a certain entity is badly designed, but it does have something new to offer the formula, it's also well performed by the cast, that itself is a rarity. It hasn't resonated with all, but it was a monster hit at the box office, making nearly $85 million in profit. The market for a good haunted house spooker is always open, so Insidious, in spite of its second half irks, sits in the top draw with the best of them. 8/10

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