Rosa Byrne and Patrick Wilson once again make this Worthwhile,

Rating: 6/10 (16 January 2016)

Insidious: Chapter 2 is a decent movie with a reasonably well developed storyline and a mostly impressive cast. As far as sequels go, it holds up very well in comparison to its original, they are both simple horrors that want to do nothing more than thrill, although I actually enjoyed this movie more, mainly because Rosa Byrne and Patrick Wilson get to shine a lot more, adding extra layers to these characters that I found much more effective than the first. It certainly lacks originality from its predecessor, it almost hits every single note the same way, it dosen't try hard enough to be different and really surprise viewers, and anyone who has seen the first movie will know what's coming from start to finish. I would blame the writing for the main weakness of this film, the cast and directing try their very best, but when it comes down to it, it's a poor script, it jumps around a lot, making it unclear where it is really going on several occasions, as well as unnecessarily lingering on certain plot points when the audience is anxious to keep things moving. Fun to watch with friends, but unless you're sensitive to horror, Insidious: Chapter 2 offers little thrills and lacks originality.
Two parents are desperate to prevent the malevolent spirits from haunting their family once again.
Best Performance: Rosa Byrne