Monday 17 October 2016

Paranormal Activity 3 Review

Paranormal Activity 3 Review, In 1988, young sisters Katie and Kristi befriend an invisible entity that inhabits their home.

Directors Henry Joost - Ariel Schulman

Writer Christopher B. Landon

Cast

Chris Smith - Dennis
Lauren Bittner - Julie
Chloe Csengery - Katie
Katie Featherston - Adult Katie
Hallie Foote - Grandma Lois
Dustin Ingram - Randy Rosen
Johanna Braddy - Lisa
Jessica Tyler Brown - Kristi
Sprague Grayden - Adult Kristi

Paramount Pictures, Running time 83 minutes.

Two young sisters Katie and Kristi live with their mother, Julie (Lauren Bittner) Kristi begins talking to an invisible friend named Toby. Since Toby became known, strange things have started to happen in the house.

Paranormal Activity 3 is a prequel to the first two movies and it answers a few questions about the origin of the demon in the other movies.

I wasn't expecting to enjoy this third installment as I felt the concept was getting a bit old. However there are enough new ideas to keep things interesting and the tension high, especially the rotating camera that is set up which rotates between viewing the living room and the kitchen. It's a great tension builder.

If you're looking for a blood and gore horror movie you'll be disappointed, these films effect you by building up tension via creepy sounds effects, camera work and unexplained activities. Personally I find the paranormal activity series terrifying, despite my dislike for the home video first person perspective style movies, it certainly works well in this case. The paranormal activity movies are some of the scariest movies I have seen.

I highly recommend this one and the previous two, this movie triggers so much fear from such a basic low budget film. You may want to avoid if you were not a fan of the previous two films because this is more of the same.

7 out of 10