I have been meaning to watch this film for a while but only got reminded recently when they announced a sequel to Insidious, so what did I think about the film then? I liked it, creepy but not necessarily scary, however I did like its unique story and its telling of said story. The acting was good and I liked most of the cast. The film is at its strongest for the first half although the beginning was a bit slow, the last half though went a bit too far for me with the other realm travelling and an exorcism which had the ghosts in a bit too much light. What I liked the most about the beginning was how you didn’t really get to see the big bad demons and that made it creepy, but when that vale is lifted it doesn’t have the same effect, but it doesn’t reveal them in most scenes so I’ll give it a pass.
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The Top Ten Horror Films Part 1&2 – Polls closed
Posted: June 20, 2012 in Action, Best of Films, Bulk Review, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Outbreak Scenario, Sci-Fi, ThrillerTags: Action, ‘it’s only just begun’, Cary Elwes, Cillian Murphy, claustrophobic, Combat, Competition, Danny Boyle, Dark Comedy, Dawn of the Dead (2004), death, Despot Future, Devon Sawa, Dog Soldiers, Emma Stone, entertainment, Evil, film, Final Destination (2000), flesh-eating zombies, Frank Darabont, Games, great remake of a horror classic, Horror, horror film, horror-comedy, James Wan, Jesse Eisenberg, John Cusack, Katie Featherson, Leigh Whannell, Micah Sloat, Military, monsters, murderer, mutant monsters, mysterious toxin, Neil Marshall, Ogden Marsh, Paranormal Activity (2007), psychological thriller, psychological twists, Remake, rural community, San Diego, Sarah Polley, Saw (2004), science fiction plot, Scottish Highlands, Sean Pertwee, special forces, stephen king novel, stunning visuals, supernatural, supernatural chills, suspense-drama, Teens, The Descent (2005), the dog doesn’t die for once, top shelf special effects, Ving Rhames, walking dead, Woody Harrelson, zombie, zombies
This is my top ten horror list I hope you enjoy. Thank all for voting and I hope your film won.
Oh My God what the hell is that, arghghhhh it’s got me! Where’s my shot gun damn it! OH GOD NOT MY BRAIN… [Part 1]
Go into caves, tempt ghosts, open portals into other dimensions, go into any room with a 1408 number, go into a theme park when it’s a zombie apocalypse and drink crazy water![Part 2]
Top Ten Horror Films 2000-2010 Part 1
Posted: May 23, 2012 in Action, Best of Films, Bulk Review, Horror, Sci-FiTags: 28 Days Later (2002), Academy Award, Action, An American Werewolf in London, Animal rights, British soldiers, Cary Elwes, Cillian Murphy, Combat, Competition, Danny Boyle, Dark Comedy, Dawn of the Dead (2004), death, Despot Future, Devon Sawa, Dog Soldiers (2002), entertainment, Event Horizon, Evil, film, Final Destination (2000), flesh-eating zombies, Games, great remake of a horror classic, Highschool, Horror, horror film, horror-comedy, Identity (2003), James Wan, Leigh Whannell, London, Military, murderer, mutant monsters, Neil Marshall, premonition, psychological thriller, Remake, Sarah Polley, Saw (2004), science fiction plot, Scottish Highlands, Sean Pertwee, special forces, stunning visuals, suspense-drama, Teens, the dog doesn’t die for once, Ving Rhames, walking dead, werewolf's, zombies
This is my top ten horror list I hope you enjoy. Bring it on horror films! You don’t scare me, you think because I wet myself in the cinema or nearly ripped the seat arms off means I am scared, well it doesn’t. Just because after watching Event Horizon at the age of 7 I had to go to therapy doesn’t mean you scared me horror films. Oh My God what the hell is that, arghghhhh it’s got me! Where’s my shot gun damn it! OH GOD NOT MY BRAIN…



