FACEBOOK/ Insidious
Blumhouse Productions’ upcoming horror-thriller film “Insidious: Chapter 3”
Christian Post Report – The latest international trailer for Blumhouse’s upcoming horror thriller offering “Insidious: Chapter 3” was released last week and for those who missed it doesn’t have to bother themselves looking for the video.
The trailer, as indicated by Enstarz.com, offered pretty much nothing new as to what has been unveiled in the first teaser last year.
The clip, tagged with the “darkest chapter,” features Dermot Mulroney playing the father named Sean to Stefanie Scott’s Sue. Same as the previous sneak peek, Sue is seen being wheeled in by her dad into their new apartment.
The horror ensues as the badly injured character retires to her bedroom and heard a mysterious knocking from the other side of her room’s wall.
Touted to be more hauntingly terrifying as the first two installments, the new film series will see yet another unsuspecting family taken into the otherworld known as “The Further.”
The upcoming film is also reported to predate the haunting of the Lambert family which was featured in the two previous movies. Furthermore, it will offer fans a deeper insight into the mysteries of the otherworldly realm and its hostile ghostly inhabitants.
Joining Mulroney and Scott are Lin Shaye who will play as Elise Rainier, Leigh Whannel as Specs, Angus Sampson as Tucker, Hayley Kiyoko as Maggie, Ashton Moio as Hector, Steve Coulter as Carl, and Elle Keats as Lilith.
Blumhouse executive producer and founder Jason Blum meanwhile informed the media that Insidious 3 and Sinister 2 might be the first step for the production house to follow the shared world trend currently popularized by Marvel on its Marvel Cinematic Universe.
“We’re not close to an ‘Avengers’, but I do like the idea of having the worlds collide in the different franchises we work on. That’s a really cool idea … I want to continue to do that,” Blum said.
“Insidious: Chapter 3” is slated to hit the theaters this June 5, 2015.
Source : Christian Post