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The first trailer of Insidious: The Red Door, the fifth installment of the series, dropped on Wednesday. The film is a direct sequel of the first two films of the franchise and is billed as the ‘final chapter of the Lambert family’s terrifying saga’. Here, Josh, played by Patrick Wilson, and Dalton, played by Ty Simpkins, are forced to deal with demons they thought they buried ten years ago, which have clearly followed them every step of the way. Wilson marks his debut as a director with this film.
The trailer has the father-son duo trying to repair their fractured relationship, while also dealing with the monsters that have stayed in the shadows for far too long. They have escaped the curse of ‘The Further’ for over a decade but all of that is back behind a red door.
Watch Insidious The Red Door trailer here:
In a chat with IGN, Patrick Wilson said that the film “was not a vanity project for me. I had no desire to, oh, just want to direct to see what it’s like. I know I can do it, so it wasn’t a question of just finding anything to direct. It needed to be something that I believed in and was passionate about because I knew it was going to live with me for several years. I read the synopsis and then crafted, without giving too much away, but crafted this story that I would want to tell about a father-son relationship. What would happen 10 years after you were hypnotized if that either wore off or broke through?”
Original stars of the film Rose Byrne, Andrew Astor and Lin Shaye return in the fifth installment with Hiam Abbass, Pete Drager and Sinclair Daniel joining the franchise.
Insidious: The Red Door releases on July 7 in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
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