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Josh Lambert travels to the eastern region to accompany his son, Dalton, to his new school. Unfortunately, what was intended to be an optimistic college experience quickly turns into a horrible experience when Dalton's buried demons resurface, dragging them both into a haunting nightmare.
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Josh Lambert travels to the eastern region to accompany his son, Dalton, to his new school. Unfortunately, what was intended to be an optimistic college experience quickly turns into a horrible experience when Dalton's buried demons resurface, dragging them both into a haunting nightmare.
The "Insidious" franchise has been sending chills through the bones of its fans for more than a decade, and the spine-chilling franchise displays no signs of relenting. In the realm of horror movies, the dead never stays dead for long, and malicious forces always find a way to come back. In keeping with this eerie tradition, a fifth installment of the Insidious series has been in the works and will soon be hitting the theatres to terrorize the audiences. Keeping in mind the success and the horrific experience that the previous chapters of the series managed to deliver it is only fair to expect good things from this sequel too. Set a decade after the events of the second film, Insidious: The Red Door follows Josh as he travels to college with his son, Dalton. However, the suppressed demons of their past threaten to come back and wreak havoc in their peaceful lives. Rose Byrne, Andrew Astor, and Ty Simpkins return to reprise their roles, in the hopes of delivering a familiar and spine-tingling atmosphere.
Best Horror Film | 2024
Budget 16,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 185,582,093 USD
Patrick Wilson's directorial debut
The first Insidious installment not to be written by franchise creator Leigh Whannell. Screenwriting duties were passed down to Scott Teems who previously co-wrote Halloween Kills and Firestarter for Blumhouse.
