The Asylum's latest horror mockbuster, Insidious: Possession, is now available on digital, just ahead of Sony's Insidious: Out of the Further. Directed by Marcel Walz and written by Joshua Pruett, the film stars Dominic Keating, Llana Barron, Krymis J Fernando, and Bryan Barron. The movie follows a troubled teen who invites a demon into her soul, leading to a deadly chain of events. Insidious: Possession is the latest in The Asylum's long-standing tradition of producing low-budget alternatives to major Hollywood genre movies, often timed to coincide with the release of similar films from major studios. The Asylum's unique approach to filmmaking is explored in the documentary Mockbuster, which follows filmmaker Anthony Frith as he attempts to make a feature film in just six days. Insidious: Possession is available to watch at home on digital, and if you enjoy supernatural horror, demonic possession movies, or The Asylum's particular brand of low-budget genre filmmaking, it's definitely worth a watch. The movie's release also raises an interesting question about the nature of horror franchises and the strategies of independent filmmakers.
