Help yourself, I found it elsewhere. I love gifs, people make them, I take them as long as I'm promoting that particular film.

New Cult Labs 'think piece' on Insidious.

Insidious: Ghosts Vs Gore

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i love gifs too :lol:

Insidious was a breath of fresh air. It could have been a bit spookier and I wasn't impressed by the creature design but it had enough going for it to warrant more than one viewing. i can understand the parallels made with Poltergeist and Poltergeist 2; they're only natural but Insidious didn't feel like a copy at all.

im glad this movie is getting good feedback on here :)

I made my thread about it when the trailer was released but hardly anyone replied :lol:

I only watched it down to recommendations on here. What I had seen of the trailer didn't hook me and when I did consider it, I avoided potential spoilers.

When I finally got around to watching it, I found it to be an original take on a type of horror that has been neglected. I'd like to see more spooky horrors that don't rely on strange girls with long black hair as the centerpiece of the horror movie or use static cameras to record a person being pulled along a piece of floor.

I've been wanting to see this for ages now gonna have to pick it up at the end of the month, especially now a lit of people on here are saying it's good.


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I love old fashioned ghost yarns like Audrey Rose so for me, Insidious was a breath of fresh air.

i gotta disagree about the trailer.
the trailer was awesome :)

i was disappointed with the extras on the US bluray though but then again this was a small studio's first flick so can let it slide :lol:

In a little while, need just a bit more time to recover!!!!