Movie Review | Insidious  Tale raises scary questions  Enlarge
Image Request to buy this photo Josh (Patrick Wilson) and Renai
(Rose Byrne), looking for answers  There is a world all around
us that we don't see - that we're lucky not to see, because, if
we saw it, we'd start screaming.  It is a shadow world known as
the Further, as opposed to the Farther, which would have made
more sense.  But the souls that inhabit it aren't worried about
nomenclature. No, they are doomed to walk the Earth, looking for
a living body they might possess. Maybe yours!  Insidious is a
respectable attempt at a type of horror movie that isn't made
anymore - that is, horror that is scary and not merely
disgusting. From the opening credits - in which the title
appears in blood-red letters to the accompaniment of blaring,
dissonant music - the movie tries to get under your skin and
inside your mind. Sometimes it does.  Perhaps it's the existence
of the unconscious, but there is something within us that fears
and believes in shadow wo