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Deadline reports that Blum is moving ahead with plans for a sequel to Sinister. The original starred Ethan Hawke (Gattaca) as a true crime novelist who discovers a box of disturbing home movies that, when watched, drag his family into a living nightmare. The cast and plot for the sequel are currently being kept under wraps. Writers Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill will return to pen the sequel; though Derrickson also directed the original, it?s not clear whether or not he?ll helm the next installment. Blum and Derrickson will produce the picture.

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I didn't say it was awesome :p it was watchable but only a one time viewing though

It was watchable until the latest 15 minutes when it became a comedy. I mean, seriously, THAT ENDING! Should we be scared of the member of a black metal band?

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Here?s the official synopsis for Sinister 2:

In the aftermath of the shocking events in Sinister, a protective mother (Shannyn Sossamon of Wayward Pines) and her 9-year-old twin sons (real-life twins Robert and Dartanian Sloan) find themselves in a rural house marked for death. James Ransone, who portrayed the concerned sheriff?s deputy in Sinister, will be reprising his character in Sinister 2.

wtf? Sinister was literally one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Do people really liked it?

 

It was amazing. Its one of the few horror movies that scarred the ###### out of me. The music was great

I didn't say it was awesome :p it was watchable but only a one time viewing though

 

This the only movies i've seen maybe 4 times.

Manly to watch people ###### their pants during the lawn mower scene. That scene literally almost gave me a heartattack.

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wtf? Sinister was literally one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Do people really liked it?

 

I LOVED it. I hadn't been that scared during a horror movie for quite some time. One scene almost made me ###### my pants.

 

oops, I already responded back in August. :laugh:

I am with my man sanctified on this one, perhaps not as a tough stance as he is taking, but that ending was BAD. Everything leading up to it was actually pretty good, even if it was par for the course for a modern day horror movie, but that ending, man that ending, was so damn corny.

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