A ticking metronome lulls you into a resting state.
Open your eyes and the surrounding room is different.
Not a completely new space from where you left, just darker, with a fog lying low to the ground.
Maybe this is your first time in this place of shadows, or maybe you’ve been here before.
Danger is close, that will become apparent soon enough.
The living should not visit, but movie audiences aee a different story.
It’s time to return to the screeching violin thrills and chills of Insidious, a franchise with a desaturated color grading that could rival the paleness in Tim Burton movies.
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