ENENA Ortega has become a big star in recent years, primarily thanks to its turnaround in the series "Mega-Hit Netflix" "Wednesday", which recently lowered her first part of her second season (You can read our review of that season right here).

An interesting thing about the sudden growth of new stars is back and noticing them appearing in previous films before making it big. Case in point: Did you know that Enena Ortega appeared in "Insidious: Chapter 2"? If you're not, that's fine - its part is very small. In fact, it only appears in the last scene and has very little dialogue.

Ortega's short moment seems to be a sequel story, but she didn't end up back for the next film, "Insidum: Chapter 3", which went in the other direction. Nor appeared in any other "Insidious" films that followed. However, if you are a fan of Enena Ortega, it may be fun to rethink the film and see a very young version of the actress to get a line of dialogue. Then, again, "Insidious: Chapter 2" is a kind of bad, so you may not have to rethink it ultimately.

The "insidious" of Jamesesi Van and Lee Vanel (who has one of all time great jumps) is a fun haunted house that feels very obliged to the "PolterGeist", while also offers several twists on the established formula for spirits. In "insidious", the Lambert family finds themselves painful when one of their sons slip into what seems to be a coma for no visible reason. As it turns out, his spirit was walking from his body in a strong Dutch world, called further, and this resulted in all kinds of spirits and demons that haunt the Lambert.

In the first film, the family appears in a team of ghost hunters: the psychic Elye (Lynn Jay) and its two specifications of Sidnekicks (Wanel) and Tucker (Angus Sampson). Ellis is able to help the family, but the film ends with a wicked twist: Lambert Oshoshat's patriarch (Patrick Wilson) owns the spirit of an old woman and suffocates Elysus to death! The series could probably end there, but "insidious" was a big hit and caused the whole franchise, starting with "Insidious: Chapter 2."

Unfortunately, "Chapter 2" is a little bad, although it involves seemingly all involved in the first film. For confusing reasons, Van and Vanel have decided to rethink all the mysterious things that happened in the first film-decision that robs the original of very power (one example: We learn the dreadful woman from the first film is actually Male serial killer with cross -dressing). Fortunately, "Insidious: Chapter 3", which Vanel saw to take a place in the director's chair, is an improvement.

As for Enena Ortega, she plays Annie, a little girl who appears at the end of "Chapter 2." Although the first film killed Elisha of, the character returns to the sequel in the form of ghosts (and in retrospectives until it was still alive). The last scene of Chapter 2 shows that, despite the inconvenience of her death, Ellis is still working with specifications and Tucker to examine the paranormal.

In the last moments of the film, specifications and Tucker arrive at the home of a family and tell them they were in contact with their daughter Alison. This causes some confusion, because Allison is in a coma. Then, Annie, Allison's younger sister, played by Ortega, asks a question: What is the lady who stands on the porch with specifications and Tucker? Annie's parents do not Look Lady, but Annie makes (and so) - it's an spirit of Ellis.

This suggests that Annie has a gift to see the dead, which you might think they will convey to the next film, with Annie and her family playing a role. But that didn't happen. Instead, "Chapter 3" focuses on completely different characters, and ENENA Ortega has never returned to the franchise. Don't worry, however: Her career obviously goes well now.