frommetou35 I think the producer and the director of this triology are now very sorry for the bad ending of the first chapter .... they killed the most important charachter ,,, and now they are trying to overcome this fatal mistake ... in chapter two her soul .. and her in chapter three ... by flashback .... even the theme in the movie was changed and shifted very much in this chapter .... of course it is better than chapter two .. but still lost the spark and the flame .. they lost it from the end of the first chapter they lost their opportunity

gategate-paragate When a friend sneaks up behind you and pops a balloon in your ear, is that horror? Of course not. It will likely leave you irritated, and that's exactly what this movie does. There are no decent horror elements to this movie, just constant cheap jumpscares that rely primarily on audio. Imagine watching shrek and at random points the audio jumps to 200%. Startling but not scary, and it's the same with this movie. Do it enough, and is it surprising people would leave during the movie? It doesn't mean the movie is scary. By the midpoint I stopped caring about the plot, the characters, and struggled through to avoid that restlessness that comes from leaving a movie unfinished.

generationofswine Another PG13 horror movie. That rating is like shouting "Don't worry, we aren't going to scare you!!!! Bring your family, bring the kids, we are as bland as tofu." And it is.Like all the others they are going for one or two fast jumps and...that's it.Pointless without the Horror/Comedy label, but Hollywood is afraid to attach humor to anything frightening under the belief the Millennials won't "get it." So you have, well, you have a film that is going out of its way to not be scary to keep the rating family friendly...And for some reason I watched it.

jacklmauro I do like James Wan. I really did enjoy the first 'Insidious,' if the second was a bit too much 'The Shining' for me. This film, however...well, it's supposed to be a prequel but that's pretty meaningless, all things considered. Ironically, this bad movie can stand on its own. There's just too much of an implication that seeing Elyse again will generate fear and tension, when nothing beyond another greedy demon (somehow asthmatic, to boot) is presented as the real draw. WE HAVE BEEN HERE MANY TIMES. Most of the performances are appealing, but they just can't give weight to what is an empty, by-the- numbers horror flick.