Jeremy of The Media Stomp wrote, "Director James Wan manages to make a decent PG13 horror movie out of Insidious. It's not perfect by any means and its not exactly great material, but it certainly has its moments. The main problem with this movie is that it doesn't seem to figure out what it is. One half is your typical horror movie that relies heavily on quick scares and jumps and the other half tries to be campy and funny. Insidious never manages to achieve perfection in either category. Had it stuck with trying to be one or the other, I think this review could have ended up being totally different, but it didn't so you are given this middle of the road review."
Netflix is adding a batch of great new horror movies in April, including James Wan's Insidious and Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak.
The part that gets you the most in horror movies isn’t necessarily the ghost or the monster. It’s the eerie expression of kids, if any. Like the devil child in Omen, or the demon child leader in Village of the Damned. There’s just something about kids in horror movies that send chills down our spine. Have you wondered how these kids turn out in real life? Let’s take a look at some of the famous kids in horror movies, and where are they now?
A new scientific study has seemingly revealed the scariest movie of all-time, though you may not agree with the choice.
