James Wan
as Director
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The horror film Insidious: Chapter 2, starring Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Barbara Hershey, etc., directed by James Wan, was released on September 13, 2013 in the United Kingdom. It tells the story of The Lamberts believe that they have defeated the spirits that have haunted their family, but they soon discover that evil is not beaten so easily. This is a Horror, Mystery, Thriller film with a runtime of 106 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.6/10 from 199,599 viewers.
James Wan
as Director
Patrick Wilson
as Josh Lambert
Rose Byrne
as Renai Lambert
Barbara Hershey
as Lorraine Lambert
Lin Shaye
as Elise Rainier
Ty Simpkins
as Dalton Lambert
Steve Coulter
as Carl
Leigh Whannell
as Specs
Angus Sampson
as Tucker
Andrew Astor
as Foster Lambert
Hank Harris
as Young Carl
Jocelin Donahue
as Young Lorraine
Lindsay Seim
as Young Elise Rainier
Danielle Bisutti
as Mother of Parker Crane
Tyler Griffin
as Young Parker
Garrett Ryan
as Young Josh
Tom Fitzpatrick
as Bride in Black
Tom Fitzpatrick
as Old Parker
Michael Beach
as Detective Sendal
J. LaRose
as Long Haired Fiend
Leigh Whannell
as Writer
James Wan
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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All week I was digging around trying to find critics' reviews about this to see what they thought at their early screenings. Well, it wasn't good, and I was feeling let down already. They all basically said the same thing; that the jump and scare moments were plenty, but that's about it. The story is too convoluted and it just isn't as good as the first one. Also, there is too much humor and wit in it, and it takes away from the tension buildup. But would that stop me from seeing it first chance I get Thursday night? As a die-hard of demon movies and of the first Insidious, nothing was going to stop me. When the movie opened with the original Insidious creepy sound of high-pitched instruments, I was very excited. I sat back and prepared to enjoy the ride. And did I ever. At the conclusion, I immediately knew that this installment was more horrifying than the first one. I'm not saying the story was better, or that it was written, acted, or any other cinema verb you could think of done better, because that's still up for debate. But what I knew for sure was that this was more terrifying than the first one. And that's the whole point of scary movies, right? To be terrified? A handful of the jump and scare moments will stick with you, that's for sure. Patrick Wilson did an amazing job, as he has done in his recent string of scary movies. While the two goofy underlings to Elise do bring humor to the table, I don't think it takes much away from the overall dread and terror. At least not as much as critics are saying it does. What I loved about this movie besides the scares, was that it tied together some things from the first one. I wasn't expecting that. You'll see what I'm talking about when you see it though. You'll probably say something along the lines of what I said when it was happening.."Wow, that was beautifully planned out and executed. Props to the writers there." The story is more complicated than the first one, but if you can keep up, you'll really appreciate and enjoy it. And the complexity of it will make it a movie worth seeing multiple times in order to catch everything. Be prepared to jump a mile in your seat at some of the parts. Then laugh while your heart rate comes back down. I'm giving this a 9/10. But that is pretty biased because of my love of the first movie. So more realistically, 8/10.
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This is a wonderful sequel. Many horror sequels don't get it right but these guys did. Do not mind critics this is a 8.5/10 Horror franchise. It is way interesting than one but not as scary but I can assure you wouldn't be bored one second.
source: Insidious: Chapter 2
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