This movie got to me.

Rating: Null/10 (17 July 2011)

Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne are the unfortunate couple of a soon to be possessed son in Insidious, the years most chilling movie. Insidious surprised me. I saw it opening weekend, not expecting a lot, and this movie really got to me. I was actually scared to go to sleep that night.
Wilson and Byrne are a married couple with three kids. When they move into a new house, their son Dalton(Ty Simpkins) falls into a mysterious coma. 3 months later, the bizarre starts to happen. Alarms start going off, there's an evil voice on the baby monitor, strange break ins, and other things.
And she can't take it anymore. He never sees it, but he moves for her anyways. But not even the new house is good. After she sees a weird dancing midget listening to Tiny Tim's horrible song, Tip toe thru the tulips, she decides to get help. And thats when the movie really picks up.
The couple learn from an expert(Lin Shaye, who's work here is brilliant) tells them that the houses aren't haunted, but there son is. He isn't in a coma, his spirit has floated into the further, and a redfaced demon(the really creepy part) is trying to possess him.
The film blazes with originality. It starts off sort of like Poltergeist, but in the end its a chilling and at times terrifying film with a surprising twist. I think that this is the best horror films in years. It makes other look like trash. If you're looking to get really scared, see Insidious.
B+