Thursday, 18 September 2014

Insidious

Is a paranormal supernatural film which evolves around the past experience of Josh which is shown via his child who suffers the same paranormal activity. From a young age Josh has always been afraid of taking picture, the audience are unaware of the reason behind until the end. As he grows up he believes his problems are ended. However, moving into a new house where weird and bizarre events take place, his wife Rose takes notes and ensures Josh notices theses changes.

In the up coming scenes Josh’s son enters the world of dreams which are unreal and disturbing, in which he draws a door and images of a man dressed in black with red face. He later goes in coma where he is psychologically still able to have the exhausting imagery of ghosts. Elise a paranormal investigator is called in and Josh is to find out that his son is able to leave his body and travel.

The non- diegetic soundtrack is set to leave the audience on edge with a really loud scratchy violin score which is fused in with unsystematic piano bangs. Ambient sound in the background is very much expected which reinforces the atmosphere of the film yet leaving a mysterious experience.



The low key lightening in this scene is very interesting and intense as the clothing worn by Patrick blends in with the background enhancing the white the face of the ghost which is behind Josh. The use of a small light such as the candle makes the audience focus more only on the med image of the ghost over taking Josh’s body. 

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