GSC Mid Valley movie double shot..Round 2-Nuffnang Premiere Screening of Sinister.
From the producer of Insidious and Paranormal Activity Jason
Blum, and the director of The Exorcism of Emily Rose Scott Derrickson, Sinister
is definitely one of the most creepy horror movie I had come into encounter
recently.
Instead of outright violence and bloody splatter scene, Derrickson
choose to deliver intense tension by series of creepy night sequences & grainy
video footage. With moment to moment scares in between and continuous up scaling
of tense emotional strain, Sinister is better than most of its contemporaries.
The story begins with crime author Ellison Oswalt (Ethan
Hawke) who moves his family to a new town in order to write his new book about
a grisly family murder. The Oswalts take up residence in the deceased family’s
house and Ellison begins his investigation, attempting to piece together the
details of the crime, until one night he discovers a box of super 8 home videos
in the attic, plunge his family into a nightmarish experience of supernatural
horror.
The movie succeeds in delivering an exceptionally engaging,
and spooky, movie experience with quality characters, a smart story, and plenty
of scares. The creepy sensation of Sinister brings more excitement than those straight-ahead
horror movies.
Rating: 6.9/10
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