Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Salubfoto It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.

Ava-Grace Willis Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

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.

Stevieboy666 I recall feeling somewhat disappointed with the original movie. I didn't like the "comedy" paranormal investigators or the silly looking demon with the red face. Sadly, this being that film's prequel, we have here those same elements. But that's not to say Chapter 3 is a bad movie. It's well filmed, has decent acting - especially the ever reliable Lin Shaye - and packs in plenty of jump scares in it's fairly modest running time, even if they tend to be of the predictable variety (with the exception early on involving the motor accident). In my opinion part 2 is the best out of the first 3.

gwnightscream This 2015 horror film stars Lin Shaye, Stefanie Scott and Dermot Mulroney. This is a prequel to "Insidious" that takes place a few years prior where psychic, Elise Rainier (Shaye) helps young girl, Quinn (Scott) who is haunted by a demonic spirit. Mulroney (The Grey) plays Quinn's father, Sean and Angus Sampson and Leigh Whannell also appear as Tucker and Specks, paranormal investigators who will eventually work with Elise. This is a good horror/supernatural flick and Shaye is great in it. Horror buffs should give this one a view.

vsd324 Chapter 3 takes us back before the first two installments of the Insidious Franchise. This movie is a truly chilling horror movie, going more for the hair-raising creepiness of demons caught between the living and the after life rather than relying on cheap startling pops to make it scary. Stefanie Scott succeeds in gaining the audience's sympathy as her character, Quinn Brenner, a teenage girl who recently lost her mother, suffers a debilitating accident, and has to battle with the paranormal realm. Lin Shaye reprises her role as the medium Elise Reiner. We see Elise's life before the Lambert family hauntings, and we even get to see how Elise meets Specs and Tucker (Leigh Whannell and Angus Sampson) Quinn lives with her father Sean Brenner (Dermot Mulroney) and younger brother Alex (Tate Berrey). Quinn begins to witness strange happenings in her room at night, and she seeks out the help of Elise. Quinn tells Elise that she believe her mother is trying to communicate with her, and therefore she has tried to contact her mother. Elise explains that when trying to contact an individual, all can hear; and that Quinn has opened the gates to some not-so-friendly, or shall I say insidious, demons. Reluctant at first, Elise agrees to help Quinn, but not before the Brenners seek the help of paranormal bloggers Specs and Tucker. The film is suspenseful throughout. The movie ends with a teaser for a fourth chapter. As long as they keep them as good as the first three, I look forward to seeing more.