Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension Trailer Impressions: The Final Installment of the Final Paranormal Activity Movie Series This 2015

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension is a 2015 found footage supernatural horror film from Blumhouse Productions distributed by Paramount Pictures under the direction of Gregory Plotkin with screenplay by Brantley Aufill, Jason Harry Pagan, and Andrew Deutschman starring Chris J. Murray, Brit Shaw, Dan Gill, Ivy George, and Katie Featherston slated for an October 23, 2015 US theatrical release. Let's check out what the sixth and final installment of the Paranormal Activity has in store for horror movie going fans with Paranormal Activity Ghost Dimension this 2015 here:


Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension
Plot / Synopsis

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension follows supernatural occurrences that take place in a newly moved family's home in Palo Alto, California. The family consists of four members including Ryan, a game developer, Ryan's wife Emily, a stay-at-home mom described as "more serious than her young husband—she's constantly on the go, does yoga, and though loving, has an air of maturity about her", their 6-year old daughter Leila, described as "a fearless, opinionated tomboy", and Ryan's younger brother described as a "less fit, less funky version of his brother". The brothers find tapes of young Katie and Kristi being taught supernatural abilities by their grandmother. Despite the video being filmed 20 years ago, Katie breaks the fourth wall by noticing the brothers' presence. They also find a camera which can see paranormal phenomena that the human eye can't see. With Leila being targeted by supernatural forces, Ryan must find a way to protect his daughter before it is too late.

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Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension Official Movie Trailer Impressions
Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension Film Trailer Review


So what can we say about the Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension? Well, it looks like a little more effort has been put to this sixth entry in the Paranormal Activity movie franchise as it should; this is after all the final installment. I can see it now, fans and those followers of the horror movie franchise is thinking... "What!!! This is the last Paranormal Activity movie on the series? Where can we get our fix of the found footage format helped spearheaded by this series?" It is a little known fact that the Paranormal Activity has helped popularized the found footage format of horror films these days as how its predecessor The Blair Witch Project in the past. Movie critics or the general movie going audience will either love or hate it, but one thing is for sure; amidst its low-budget nature it has reached a sixth movie and people has seen this film and that says quite a lot. Says a lot either for the Paranormal film franchise in general or the movie going audience.


The trailer picks off from where the last film left off, another unknowing family moving in only to be subjected to the same horrors as what previous families were in. What happened to the sisters? What will happen in this final chapter? Will it finally tie it all up in a beautiful red ribbon of blood and chaos closing the series entirely? Are they certain that the film studious would want to close this high successful (?) horror movie franchise this 2015? Those are some of the question that will hopefully be answered in the final Paranormal Activity movie, Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension.


How about you guys? What do you think that this will be the final chapter in the Paranormal Activity film series? What is your favorite among the previous five movies? What's your least favorite? Share your thoughts and opinion about the Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension official trailer in the comments section below:

The Forest Trailer Impressions: 2016 American Horror Film Set in Aokigahara Forest, Japan Featuring Natalie Dormer

The Forest is a 2016 horror movie trailer from Lava Bear Films under the direction by Jason Zada with screenplay from David S. Goyer, Nick Antosca, Ben Ketai, and Sarah Cornwell which stars Natalie Dormer, Taylor Kinney, and Eoin Macken slated for a January 2016 theatrical release. Let's check out what this 2016 american horror movie set in Japan's suicide forest has in store for the movie going audience here at CMAQUEST:


The Forest
Plot / Synopsis

Set in the Aokigahara Forest, a real-life place in Japan where people go to end their lives. Against this backdrop, a young American woman comes in search of her twin sister, who has mysteriously disappeared. Despite everyone's warnings not to "stray from the path," Sara (Natalie Dormer) dares to enter the forest to discover the truth about her sister's fate, only to be confronted by the angry and tormented souls of the dead who now prey on anyone who crosses their paths.

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The Forest Official Movie Trailer Impressions
The Forest Film Trailer Review


What can we say about The Forest (2016) official movie trailer? Well, to what we can make of the film from the official trailer we can tell that there are quite a few (cheap) jump scares which you will either love or hate. Well this is an American film but somehow I kind of feel that Hollywood is emulating more of what makes Japanese horror endearing. Japan has quite a massive folklore and unique culture to work with; this is probably why they are able to effectively pull off good scares unlike that of the US horror films as of recent memory. This is maybe we are seeing more and more US adaptation of Asian horror or Western horror films setting up shop in Asia, mainly Japan. The Forest is still an American horror and it shows with the horror mascot it prefer to show on the trailer, a man with whose decayed faced is visible on the sack placed in his head. I don't know maybe the guy has some significance to the story; could be quite disappointing if he has none.


The premise is nothing really groundbreaking, a sister starts seeking out her twin who was reported to last seen in Japan's Suicide Forest in Aokigahara which is at the foot of Mt. Fuji and once there horror ensues. I don't know but basing from the Wiki entry that the film is categorized as a horror and a thriller. I can sense that this is heading more of a psychological thriller route and the vivid images we see might just be in the head of Sara, or I don't know maybe there is a "paranormal" connection. The question is will that mystery makes you want to go see the film when it hits the theater on January 2016?


How about you guys? What do you think about this 2016 American horror film set in Aokigahara, Japan's Suicide Forest? What recent American horror film has scared you the most? How about Japanese films? Share your thoughts and opinion about The Forest official trailer in the comments section below:

Mama Trailer Impressions: A Mother's Undying Love

Mama is an upcoming 2013 Universal Pictures horror drama film directed by Andres Muschietti starring Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Megan Charpentier, Isabelle Nelisse, and Daniel Kash. Mama is based on Muschietti's Spanish-language short film, Mama (2008) and is slated for a January 2013 US theatrical release. Let's check out what this Mama 2013 film is all about here.

Mama
Plot / Synopsis

A couple, Annabel and Lucas, are faced with the challenge of raising Lucas' young nieces, who were discovered in a forest after being lost there for five years. It becomes apparent that the girls are being haunted by a ghostly woman they believe to be their mother.

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Mama Official Movie Trailer Impressions
Mama Film Trailer Review

2013 offers a film featuring a mother's "undying" love with Mama. The only question is, "Is she even human?". Adults are puzzled as to how can two kids survived on their own for five years in the wild. Well, the catch is they weren't alone.

The trailer for mama looks good and features some creepy moments in the film. My only complaint is that they already included what "mama" looks like as seen in this trailer impressions for this 2013 horror movie. Even so, my curiosity is piqued. I am curious as to what is the nature of mama. Is she a ghost, malevolent spirit, an elemental, or what? What is her objective for haunting the guardian of the children she protected for five years? Is there really a haunting to begin with? Some movies play its audience well. They lure you in only to deliver a sucker punch of a twist or plot device in the end or later half of the film. Sometimes it is fresh and engaging, but usually it doesn't which could very well ruin the film. Let's just hope that it won't be the case with Mama.

How about you guys, what do you think of the this January 2013 horror movie? Share your thoughts about Mama's official movie trailer in the comments section below:

ParaNorman Trailer Impressions: Ghost Whispering Kid and His Unlikely Quest to Save the Town from the Invasion of the Undead

ParaNorman is a 2012 3-D stop motion animated comedy thriller film under the direction of Chris Butler and Sam Fell, with the screenplay of Chris Butler which features the voices of Casey Affleck, Tempestt Bledsoe, Jeff Garlin, John Goodman, Bernard Hill, Anna Kendrick, Leslie Mann, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Elaine Stritch and Tucker Albrizzi. Let's check out the trailer to this 2012 3-D stop motion animated film from Laika Entertainment here:

ParaNorman
Plot / Synopsis

A misunderstood boy who can speak with the dead, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a centuries-old curse.

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ParaNorman Official Movie Trailer Impressions
ParaNorman Film Trailer Review

Let's see a main character that is misunderstood, laughed at, and generally loathed by the rest of the characters turns out to be the hero that will save the day. Hmm now where have I seen that kind of plot?

What the stop motion animated film lacks in original plot, it makes up for with its visual presentation. ParaNorman is a good-looking 3-D stop motion animated film, and although we have seen such kind of storyline before it still somehow intrigues me a bit. ParaNorman seems to reference various popular horror icons as seen in the trailer. It is "too cute" to simply put it and this might become an advantage or disadvantage for the film. Will it be just a kids film or a film for the whole family? What is this cursed that threatens the town? How can a mere kid who can talk to communicate with ghosts fend off a horde of the undead and ultimately save the day?

How about you guys? What can you say about this 2012 ghost whisperer kid version in 3-D stop motion animation. Share your thoughts about the ParaNorman trailer on the comments section below: