Film Threat :Insidious is a good, old-fashioned scarefest from Leigh Whannell and James Wan (you know, the Saw guys). A gear shift from their gorey days, this film is all about the scare of what is and isn’t there (and the fact it was produced by Oren Peli and Jason Blum of Paranormal Activity fame is apropos). It had me jumping more than a few times, and due to its non-gore and focus on the fright over the profanity, it garnered a PG-13 rating, which should help it do gangbusters at the box office while scaring tons of folks. Which, hey, kudos for freaking people out and getting tons of cash doing it, right?
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I'm glad to see this is getting fairly positive reviews. I'm very curious about seeing the pairing of the Saw guys and the Paranormal Activity guys. Could make for a very interesting frightfest. I'll have to check this one out soon.