James Wan, after
the hugely successful Conjuring, had mentioned in an interview that he will not
be directing any more horror movies (except the sequel to Conjuring). A decision that I would request, beg,
beseech, plead Wan to reconsider. There
are not enough half decent directors in this genre. Not much left to be desired if the one great
director in the past decade decides to call it quits.
Ensuring you watch what is good and hope that you avoid what is bad in the world of cinema
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Friday, 26 June 2015
Friday, 15 November 2013
Insidious – Chapter 2
I usually make
it a point to see an earlier part in case I haven’t when the sequel
releases. Insidious Chapter 2 is
actually more of a logical extension form Insidious that finished with a clear
indication of a possible 2nd part.
Much like Chapter 2 finishes with “Oh My God”!!! Clearly an indication
that Chapter 3 maybe around the corner.
Will it show the same levels of improvement that 2 did over 1? With James
Wan clearly indicating that he doesn’t want to be involved with horror any
more, I don’t know.
Labels:
2013,
7 on 10,
Andrew Astor,
Angus Sampson,
Barbara Hershey,
Danielle Bisutti,
Horror,
James Wan,
Leigh Whannell,
Lin Shaye,
Patrick Wilson,
Rose Byrne,
Steve Coulter,
Tom Fitzpatrick,
Ty Simpkins
Insidious
Insidious – working
or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way. Intended to entrap. Beguiling but harmful. The quality of being
designed to entrap. Subtle and
cumulative harmfulness (especially of a disease). These are the definitions of the name of this
horror flick that I dug out from various sources on the net.
Labels:
2010,
5 on 10,
Andrew Astor,
Angus Sampson,
Barbara Hershey,
Horror,
James Wan,
John Henry Binder,
Joseph Bishara,
Leigh Whannell,
Lin Shaye,
Patrick Wilson,
Rose Byrne,
Ruben Pla,
Ty Simpkins
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