First Look at a Clip from James Wan’s Insidious



Your first look at former “Saw” guy James Wan’s new horror movie “Insidious” isn’t a trailer, but a clip. It’s an interesting clip, but I haven’t a clue why the producers decided to go with this instead of releasing a proper trailer
, but whatever. Via Yahoo.



Starring Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Barbara Hershey, Ty Simpkins, Andrew Astor, Angus Sampson, Lin Shaye, Leigh Whannell, Chelsea Tavares and directed by James Wan.

going to watch this soon
must. not. be. afraid~ > U <||

ok, half of the time, i covered myself(dang, im too chicky ) . good movie if u want some hugs from girls.

not sure this movie really good....

not most our major GSC cinema have it....only available in MV , 1U and Pavilion. Its all under very small hall....just released only a week....

kinda doubt that....

@enaleni thanks
@deepan84 when will the production start? Hope they choose option number 2.

Everyone is Officially Back for Insidous Sequel



It’s a good thing no one died in the first movie, huh? Because then the filmmakers of “Insidious 2″, since officially titled “Insidious Chapter 2″ would have to resort to some silly explanation why a dead guy/gal was back for the sequel.

After the first movie made nearly $100 million from a miniscule $1.5 million dollar budget, you had to know the sequel would be coming sooner or later. Call it sooner, with production set to kick off next year on January, with everyone involved in the first movie back for the next chapter. (Although it was initially released in 2010, “Insidious” played the festival circuits for a long time before finally getting a theatrical release.)

Returning for “Insidious Chapter 2″ are stars Rose Byrne and Patrick Wilson, the concerned parents of a young tyke (the also returning Ty Simpkins) who is being bothered by a demonic entity that wants to use the lad (who possesses psychic powers) to enter our world. Lin Shaye (as a medium) and Leigh Whannell, as one of the “ghost hunters” (as well as the film’s writer) will also return. Whannell, I’m guessing, as co-star and writer again.

And finally, James Wan will return to direct the sequel. (This will mean, of course, that Wan’s “MacGyver” movie will have to wait.)