There are spirits in their new home as well, seemingly attached to the still-comatose Dalton. In response, Josh and Renai do what you wish more characters would do in haunted house films: They move out! Soon, the rest of the family is seeing strange things. Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne play Josh and Renai Lambert, young parents whose son Dalton (Ty Simpkins) starts seeing various spectres wandering around the house - including a long-haired woman and a red-faced demon sometimes referred to as the Man with the Fire in His Face - right before slipping into an inexplicable coma. The first film in this franchise is basically a chamber drama. As such, it's the sort of PG-13 fright film that teens can take their dates to see and leave cuddling and chilled rather than nauseated and traumatized. So, they unleashed a master class in the "less is more" principle of horror filmmaking with Insidious, which relies more on atmosphere and things that go "Boo!" in the dark than the severed limbs and gutted victims of their first onscreen collaboration. Hot off the success of basically pioneering the torture porn subgenre with their Saw franchise, director James Wan and screenwriter Leigh Whannell set out to demonstrate that they had subtler tricks up their creepy sleeves.
Everything you need to know about Insidious (2010) What happens in Insidious? (Or is that a demon standing behind you…?)īelow, we're breaking down everything you need to know about each movie ahead of the release of Insidious: The Red Door. If you're unfamiliar with these films and curious about what you might have missed, or if it's been a while and you simply need a refresher, do not be afraid. But half a decade is a long time to keep all the lore and characters straight in this spooky film series, which began in 2010. It's been five years since the last Insidious film was released, so horror fans are understandably salivating in anticipation of the fifth entry, Insidious: The Red Door, coming to theaters July 7.
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