Insidious 2

[shanebotwin]

He looks like he belongs in The Further.

[stewietantrum]

Am I the only one here who actually liked the inclusion of "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" in the film? The song added a touch of uneasiness to the scene. I mean, it would have been even cheesier had the demon been in his workshop rocking out to some Dimmu Borgir or Burzum or something.

That aside, I liked the first Insidious. I'm a little skeptical about how good a sequel will be, but I'll still check it out.

[Splat]

Am I the only one here who actually liked the inclusion of "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" in the film? The song added a touch of uneasiness to the scene. I mean, it would have been even cheesier had the demon been in his workshop rocking out to some Dimmu Borgir or Burzum or something.

That aside, I liked the first Insidious. I'm a little skeptical about how good a sequel will be, but I'll still check it out.

That is why I need to view this movie again. Since I first viewed this my tastes in movies have evolved and my mind has opened up even more to things. I like what you mention about that song creating a certain aspect of creepiness. I am going to catch Insidious again tonight...yes I will yup

[stewietantrum]

That is why I need to view this movie again. Since I first viewed this my tastes in movies have evolved and my mind has opened up even more to things. I like what you mention about that song creating a certain aspect of creepiness. I am going to catch Insidious again tonight...yes I will yup

I know what you mean. Some movies are a lot better when you revisit them after a while. I hope you have a better experience this time around.

[DMHead777]

It's really a great flick besides that ending. It is just so unbalanced. The film goes from a super tense and scary horror film to a psychological thriller.

[Splat]

I re-watched this and enjoyed the whole movie including the parts that put me off the first time around. I went in with the same mind as I did with XTRO and dug it

[lostforever]

I want to see where they go with the sequel. I really liked the first one.

[Macready]

Just read this great article after a set visit on this flick and I honestly can't wait. It's filmed in present day, the past, and in The Further. They go on to say the story is weaved and presented like The Godfather Part 2.

Almost the entire flick is filmed inside Linda Vista Hospital in L.A. They actually recreated rooms of the original house inside the hospital because for some reason they didn't have access to the house except for outside shots (assumed people live there).

I loved Insidious and think this may be a great sequel/continuation. In this article though Wan goes on to say this will most likely be his last horror film because he feels as though he is being type-cast

So here’s what we know: INSIDIOUS CHAPTER 2 spends a lot of time in this hospital and as it turns out, a good chunk of that time is set in the 1980’s as a parallel story with the younger versions of the characters, not too dissimilar from structure of THE GODFATHER 2. This parallel story deals with Patrick Wilson’s character as a boy with THE HOUSE OF THE DEVILS Jocelin Donahue as his mother and Barbara Hershey’s younger counterpart (is that not BRILLIANT casting?). A younger version of Lin Shaye’s Elise Rainer also plays a part in this parallel tale, and that’s not necessarily just a round about way to get her character back after her apparent demise at the end of the first film. No, Lin is alive and (perhaps not entirely) well.

Not exactly spoilers but it does go into some plot detail. To be safe I wrapped it up.

Spoiler...

“It’s hard to go into what’s different about it without ruining anything, but it’s a real continuation of the first film, this film picks up directly from where the last film left off. It feels more like the second half of the first film, which is why we are calling it Chapter 2.” Leigh, continuing his role as actor/writer/producer, explained. What we do know is that the Lambert family is as much the center of the story as the first one, but what’s literally changing is the genre, as Barbara puts it “It’s a bit of a murder mystery, which is a wonderful addition to their story.”

A murder mystery that apparently spans decades and dimensions, as Leigh puts it “one of the interesting things about the first film is the reaction from people. The first half of the film sets up a fairly traditional haunted house film and then it starts to go further with these more outlandish concepts. James and I noticed that it was kind of polarizing… People would say ‘The film was great… up until, etc.’. We always said that was what we wanted to do. We knew we couldn’t make the first half of the film for the whole movie, we knew it’d have to descend into chaos. What’s interesting about the sequel is that now all that crazy stuff is established. From the very start we’re going to continue in the further world.”

[IrishG3nt]

I loved Insidious and think this may be a great sequel/continuation. In this article though Wan goes on to say this will most likely be his last horror film because he feels as though he is being type-cast

I really hope not! I think he has a nice grasp on this genre

[Halcon Loco]

[TonyVato]

I dig!

[Macready]

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Hmm the old can with a string telephone game?

[FrighT MasteR]

The days before cell phones

[Macready]

[Septimus]

I loved Insidious, but I don't want them to ruin it...

Even if Insidious 2 is crap I don't see how it will ruin the first movie.

[TonyVato]

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Hmm the old can with a string telephone game?

It's not the phone that's important, it's whose on the other side of the line! Ahhhhhh!

[DMHead777]

[FrighT MasteR]

Looks good

[TonyVato]

Let's do this!

[Macready]

Wow