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The music is honestly what holds insidious all together. Without that chilling soundtrack, Insidious would only be 75% great. It’s so great that Wan would go on to use it in 3 more sequels. Some cheesy horror movies even tried to use the music but couldn’t use it in the way Wan does. When your nerves are already wracked because you hear little baby Callie crying, and then see Renai with a look of concern and fear--wondering what the heck is happening because we can only see Renai, and then that ear piercing scream was enough--but then BOOM PIANO! VIOLINS! Makes you literally jump out of your skin. It’s freaking awesome and once it’s over your left with that delicious fear-induced adrenaline, or you’re crying. Another thing that you won’t notice unless you’re a fan; every time a demon or someone scary is in a shot we cannot see, the scene is silent except for an eerie crackling noise. You’re welcome, I just saved you from about 25% of the jump scares!

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Movie Poster

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James Wan is a horror directing GOD. Lying at the acceptable age of 42, James Wan has directed America's best horror films and their sequels; Paranormal Activity, The Conjuring, Saw, and Best of all: INSIDIOUS. Fun fact: He isn't ALL about horror, he also directed DC superhero movie, Aquaman, featuring the ever so gorgeous Jason Mamoa.

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James Wan and Leigh Whannell

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In the Insidious series, James Wan is accompanied by equally great horror movie director, Leigh Whannell. Leigh Whannell specifically always has a part in his movies. In the Insidious series, he plays as “Specs” half of the paranormal investigators accompanied by Elise.

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Insidious isn’t your everyday horror movie. Insidious is about a family with a child with a peculiar trait. This trait enables his soul to leave his physical body and wander. The boy believes they are dreams, as his soul wanders around a world like no other. The family doesn’t know about his abilities, but when one day while their son was playing in the attic, he fell and hurt himself, that next day, he didn’t wake up. Doctors doomed the boy to be in a coma and the family was devastated. Not only is their eldest son in a “coma” creepy scary things begin to happen in the house. The mother of the household demands they move, only to find out that the scary things are still happening. They call a specialist and they find out something ungodly.

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James and Leigh don’t use the same actors except for Patrick Wilson, who has appeared in other James Wan movies such as, The Insidious movies, The conjuring movies, and Aquaman. In insidious he plays the Father of the Lambert family.

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There’s so much that makes James Wan and the Insidious series the best horror films ever. This series and this director is what brought horror back to movie theaters. When a new horror movie comes up you’ll be hearing: “From the minds that brought you Insidious” or “brought you the Conjuring”. James Wan and Leigh Whanell are the saviors of the horror genre. Take notes noobs.

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The Camera techniques make scenes intense. From close-ups showing the look of pure horror on a character's face to an overhead shot; where we’re looking down on the characters, to a shot that will follow behind a character and never cut to another, to a shot where we’re blinded* while something terrifying is happening to characters. Another Auteur thing I love about James Wan is that he will hide things, secret messages, in almost every shot that has a part in the main climax. Like the pictures Dalton drew on the wall; they come back into play in the climax of the movie.

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There is a pattern in character traits though, such as the Idiot Father trait I mentioned earlier. There’s the paranormal experts, the adorable useless kid(s), the adorable possessed kid, the sweet caring stressed out mother and the family pet that dies.

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Insidious (Original Motion Picture Score), Music by Joseph Bishara, Suite mixed by Dark Island Films.

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Sorry for the bad quality. But at least you get to see them smile. smiles :) I own nothing of this. All credits belongs to Sony Pictures Movies & Shows . No copyright infrigment intended.