Added to Tubi on Tuesday, Mar 12, 2024 In “Insidious Inferno,” Monica inherits her father’s despised house, planning to renovate and sell it with her husband, Andre. However, their plans are quickly overshadowed by eerie occurrences, a mysterious blind woman warning them of the house’s true owners, and a real estate inspector’s odd behavior. Set against a backdrop of sinister events and grotesque murders, the couple must unravel the cursed grounds’ mystery. The movie combines elements of 70s and 80s Italian horror, featuring peculiar locals, nightmarish sequences, and a blend of suspense and supernatural horror, reminiscent of classics like Lucio Fulci’s works.
Length: 1h 37m
Genre: Horror
This Title is: A nod to classic Italian horror films with a mix of supernatural elements and suspense
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Trailer
Cast
- Stephanie Leet as Monica
- Neil Green as Andre
- Erik Skybak as Cameron
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Contains scenes of horror and supernatural elements that may not be suitable for younger audiences.
Trivia
- Draws inspiration from 70s and 80s Italian horror films.
- Features a mix of practical effects and suspenseful cinematography.
- Utilizes colored lighting and distorted sound to enhance the horror atmosphere.
Our Review
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An enjoyable nod to the Italian horror genre, “Insidious Inferno” offers a mix of supernatural elements and suspense. While the plot follows a somewhat familiar trajectory, it’s executed with a flair that fans of classic horror might appreciate. The movie shines through its cinematography and score, though it may not break new ground, it provides enough creepy moments and nods to its influences to keep viewers engaged.
Critic Scores
Insidious Inferno has received a mixed negative review by the critics
