Insidious: Chapter 3

Insidious: Chapter 3 (2015)

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Corrected entry: Quinn gets her legs run over by a car. She is told that any overt exertion on her part will make her legs permanently irreparable. When she is possessed, the entity makes her smash her legs on posts to open up the cast around them, and when it tries to make her walk her legs are observed snapping. After the demonic problems of the film are resolved, the demon's actions in her body don't appear to have done any damage.

Correction: We never actually see what happens to Quinn's legs after being saved. After she breaks the casts, she spends literally the rest of the film confined to a chair. So we don't know whether or not she suffered permanent damage based on what happened.

Continuity mistake: When Specs and Tucker first arrive, pay attention to the cupcake Tucker is eating. When Tucker says "Thanks little man, some of my best editing on that one!", the cupcake still has frosting on top and he begins to peel the wrapper from it. The film cuts and suddenly there's no more frosting, nor is his hand still removing the wrapper. Then, over the next series of edits, the amount of frosting on the cupcake and the amount of cupcake left in his hand changes repeatedly.

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Grace: The Man Who Can't Breathe. The Man Who Lives In The Vents. I Heard Him Saying Your Name Last Night. I Heard Him In Your Room. While You Were Gone He's In There Standing Right Now. Standing In Your Room.

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Trivia: The theater director who Quinn auditions for is played by James Wan, who directed the first two "Insidious" films and produced this third film.

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