Tag: Lin Shaye
Insidious Poster
From the makers of the Saw series and Paranormal Activity, we are delighted to share with you the official theatrical one-sheet and stills for upcoming supernatural horror film Insidious.
Insidious comes from the writer-director team of Leigh Whannell and James Wan (Saw) and is produced by Oren Peli, Jason Blum and Steven Schneider (Paranormal Activity). The film stars two-time Tony nominee Patrick Wilson (The Watchmen, Little Cildren), two-time Emmy nominee Rose Byrne (28 Weeks Later, Damages), Golden Globe winner Barbara Hershey (Black Swan), Lin Shaye and Ty Simpkins.
James Wan’s Insidious Trailer
Today we have the trailer for the upcoming Insidious indie horror film, directed by James Wan and starring Rose Byrne and Patrick Wilson.
Plot: When proud parents take possession of an old house, an accident results in one of their sons falling into a coma. The tragedy doesn’t stop there when they are beset by vengeful spirits from another realm in this new chiller by the director and writer of Saw and by the producers of Paranormal Activity.
Insidious Teaser Trailer
From FilmDistrict comes a brand new teaser trailer for the upcoming horror-thriller Insidious.
Insidious is the terrifying story of a family who shortly after moving discover that dark spirits have possessed their home and that their son has inexplicably fallen into a coma. Trying to escape the haunting and save their son, they move again only to discover that it was not their house that was haunted.
FilmDistrict Sets Date For Insidious
FilmDistrict will release Insidious, a new horror film from the director-writer team of James Wan and Leigh Whannell (Saw), produced by the masterminds behind Paranormal Activity: Oren Peli, Jason Blum and Steven Schneider. The film also features Lin Shaye, Angus Sampson and Leigh Whannell and was executive produced by Brian Kavanaugh-Jones. It will be FilmDistrict’s inaugural theatrical release on April 1, 2011, opening on 2500 screens.
Insidious is the terrifying story of a family who shortly after moving discover that dark spirits have possessed their home and that their son has inexplicably fallen into a coma. Trying to escape the haunting and save their son, they move again only to discover that it was not their house that was haunted.
Insidious Teaser Poster
From Sony Pictures Entertainment comes a new teaser poster for the upcoming indie horror film Insidious.
Plot: When proud parents take possession of an old house, an accident results in one of their sons falling into a coma. The tragedy doesn’t stop there when they are beset by vengeful spirits from another realm.
Insidious Movie Clip
Below we have the first clip from the indie horror film Insidious, titled “what is it?”.
Plot: When proud parents take possession of an old house, an accident results in one of their sons falling into a coma. The tragedy doesn’t stop there when they are beset by vengeful spirits from another realm.
The 10 Least Sexy Nude Scenes In Movie History
10. Angelina Jolie in “Beowulf”
Remember when all those crazy RESTRICTED “Beowulf” trailers of naked Angelina Jolie leaked to the internet, and just as everyone who never thought to type “Angelina Jolie Gia” into Google was preparing to go nuts, we soon learned that “Naked Angelina Jolie” actually meant “Naked Dragon Woman Thing From Rejected Pixar Film?” It’d be like if a movie came out billing “Pamela Anderson FINALLY gets naked!” and everyone dumb enough to be excited by it was treated to a CGI’d Pam Anderson-voiced unicorn character with rainbow-colored boobs. Which reminds me, I forgot to Netflix “Beowulf.”
9. Sharon Stone in “Basic Instinct 2″
Perhaps the most necessary sequel in cinematic history (besides “The Whole Ten Yards”), “Basic Instinct 2″ is a gripping, powerful tale about the inevitability of human aging and the overwhelming nature of denial. Sharon Stone is thoroughly convincing as the never-acclaimed lead actress who foolishly equates credibility with being naked a whole bunch of times, but her doctored, leathery flesh merely symbolizes the hopeless pursuit of eternal youth. Unfortunately, I feel like the critics didn’t fully appreciate this biting, cautionary tale.
