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You are watching the movie Insidious: Chapter 3 (2015) A twisted new tale of terror begins for a teenage girl and her family, predating the haunting of the Lambert.

Parents need to know that Insidious: Chapter 3 is a prequel to (2010) and (2013), with returning stars,. There's tons of spooky stuff - mainly well-timed jump-scares, plus images of a scary demon attacking a teen girl and a psychic fighting with the same demon. The teen girl is hit by a car and roughed up quite a bit while wearing casts on both legs. Knives are wielded, but only a little blood is shown. Infrequent language includes one use of 'f-king,' one 'bitch,' and a few uses of 'ass,' plus a middle finger gesture. A teen boy has a crush on the teen heroine, but nothing comes of it. There's a joke about two teen girls being lesbians.

Like most horror sequels, it's not as good as the original, but it provides enough tingles that it should be a fairly sizable draw for teen horror hounds. Set before the events of and, INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 3 begins as teen Quinn Brenner seeks the help of psychic Elise Rainier. Quinn wants to contact her dead mother, but Elise has quit the psychic business, afraid she's gone too far and that she's in danger. Meanwhile, things with Quinn go from bad to worse. She's run over by a car and must now recover with both her legs in casts.

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Plus, it seems that a malevolent demon is after her. Quinn's father , at his wits' end, decides to hire paranormal investigators Tucker and Specs. But with time running out, Elise decides she's actually the only one who can help. This time around, screenwriter/actor Whannell assumes the helm of the horror series he helped create; fortunately, he takes several cues from directing predecessor.

He focuses on character interactions, well-defined space, and intriguing use of rhythm and timing, as well as a spooky musical score. On the downside, like the second movie, Insidious: Chapter 3 doesn't have much new to offer, and virtually all of the scares are of the jump-shock variety, with monsters appearing suddenly - and frequently shrieking as well. But Whannell at least tries to mix up the timing of the shocks, delaying and subverting the expected. He also creates a very Lynchian version of the Further, with nightmarish imagery that can cause just as many tingles. And his characters are sympathetic and easy to like, with Shaye especially powerful and touching in her role.