Insidious
In this super-scary reinvention of the haunted-house genre, Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne play the new homeowners. Soon enough, things go bump in the night, and their son falls into a mysterious coma. But when the family finally decamps to a new home, things get really frightening. Sneak Preview! Director in person!
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“In this super-scary reinvention of the haunted-house genre, Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne play a couple who move into a new house; soon enough things go bump in the night, apparitions appear, and their son falls into a mysterious coma. Finally the family decamps—but it’s only once they move into their new home that things get really frightening. One of the rules Wan (director of the original Saw) and writer Leigh Whannell set for themselves was that there would be no false scares. They never break that rule, and if that’s music to your ears, this is a must-see.”
—Gavin Smith, Film Comment November/December 2010
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