And so Sean and Quinn reach out to Elise one more time and plead with her to help purge this dark spirit from their home (a historic Hollywood apartment building rather than a charming and creaky Craftsman or Victorian).
Like something out of “,” all she can do is watch and wait for inevitably terrible events to occur-just like us. (The gooey, black footprints that start appearing all over the place should be the first clue that something is amiss.) But the whole family has been in a state of chaos and confusion since Quinn’s mother’s death, to the extent that nothing makes sense anymore: her scattered father, Sean (played with borderline sitcom cluelessness by ), and bratty younger brother, Alex.Ī startling car accident that leaves aspiring actress Quinn with two broken legs renders her even more helpless to the ghost’s advances her immobility, and her inability to protect herself, provide much of the tension here.
Turns out, the ghostly presence Quinn thinks is her mother is actually a predatory soul with an icky past and nefarious plans for the future. But she feels sympathy for this grieving girl and gives in, even though she’s all-too familiar with the types of evil spirits she might reach instead. Reclusive in her bathrobe in the middle of the day, Elise insists she doesn’t do that sort of thing anymore, for reasons that eventually become achingly clear. High school senior Quinn (Disney Channel alum ), mourning her mother’s death from cancer a year and a half earlier, seeks Elise’s help in contacting her. It details how Elise became the fearless medium we now know her to be through an ordeal that helped her get her mojo back. That’s because “Insidious: Chapter 3” is a prequel which takes place a few years before the haunting of the Lambert family, led by and ’s tormented and terrified husband and wife.
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