Insidious

Josh: You should write a song about me. Renai: They're all about you! Josh: Like how cool I am.

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Tucker: A picture's worth a thousand words. Specs: Words are worth a thousand words, too.

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Foster: I'm scared, Mom. Renai: Scared of what? Foster: Dalton. Can I change rooms? Renai: Why would you want to change rooms? Foster: I don't like when he walks around at night.

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Renai: I'm scared. I'm so scared and... Josh: I'm scared. He's my son, too. Renai: You don't understand. I'm scared for Dalton. I'm scared of this house. There's something wrong with this place. I'm not imagining it. I can feel it. It's... it's like a sickness. Ever since we've moved in, everything's just gone wrong. Josh: You think our house is haunted? Renai: I don't think it. I know it. Things move around in here by themselves. I walk into the kitchen at night to get a drink, I can feel eyes on me.

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Josh: I'm Josh. Elise: I knew that. You've grown since I last saw you. Josh: Since you last saw me? Elise: Your mother and I have been friends a long time.

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Elise: Have you ever heard of astral projection? Renai: Yes. It's out of body experience or something? Elise: I like to call them travelers. You see, these are people with the ability to leave their physical body and to travel to different places in astral form. Now, Dalton; he is a very accomplished astral projector. He's been doing it in his sleep for a long time. He has been since he was very young. And he's unafraid because he thinks they're dreams. And it's that very lack of fear that has led him to travel too far. And to become lost.

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