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Comparing Chapter 3 And Sinister Two Horror Movies

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Horror Movies Insidious: Chapter 3 and Sinister 2 are both horror, paranormal films released in 2015. Both movies brought extreme amount of viewers to theaters to watch these most anticipated films of the year. Most horror films have blood, guts and slashing like, Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween, but the creator in the 2 movies decided to make the movies seem more paranormal and haunted. Insidious: Chapter 3 and Sinister 2 show a paranormal side of filming with two very different families that have horrific experience with the dark part of the after world. Insidious: Chapter 3 shows how a father son and daughter experience the very dark part of the after world. Quinn the oldest daughter is a young teenager was hit by a car while crossing the street chasing a dark figure she saw. Quinn assumed it was her mother that passed away, but it was something much darker. Quinn is bedridden for several days at home by herself, the dark figure she saw still haunts her in her room. The demon tortures her in the room and throws her off her bed. Quinn became more curious with what was going on in the home so she decides to investigate more and soon finds out that the figure she saw was not her mom. This movie was a top pick for …show more content…

Dylan receives nightly visits from spirt kids who show him images of their families being murdered in gruesome ways. It's all part of a plan of Bughuul, the evil spirit who teaches children to murder their loved ones. The spirit children try to make Dylan the newest recruit to kill his family but when he backs down his twin brother, Zach, takes his place and turn his back on his family. This movie has tons of twist and turns and unexpected outcome, it will leave on the edge of your seat. Many people choose Sinister 2 over Insidious 3 because of the outcome and the movie was more

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