Insidious: The Red Door | Film Review
I mentioned in my review of the new Mission: Impossible film that my personal Barbie vs Oppenheimer was M:I vs Insidious, and if I'm honest I was probably more excited for Insidious. I feel so invested in these movies, and in this family, and the fact that Patrick Wilson directed this one just pushed that excitement over the edge. About 10 years after the events of Insidious 1 and 2, Josh Lambert (Patrick Wilson) is taking his son Dalton (Ty Simpkins) to college. However, soon the pair find that the demons they've repressed from their past have found them once again. I'm definitely biased because of my love for these characters, but I enjoyed this movie. It's not perfect, and I definitely have some issues with it, but I also think it's a successful sequel. As mentioned more than once, I loved seeing the original characters. Not only Josh and Dalton, but Rose Byrne is back as Renai, and I loved that they kept the same actor, Andrew Astor, to play Dalton's broth...