SPOILER WARNING: The following article goes deep into the most crucial details from the Insidious: The Red Door ending, so if you have not seen the new horror movie, be sure to proceed with caution as you read further.
One of the best haunted house movies of the last couple decades, 2011’s Insidious, ended on a truly killer cliffhanger that led directly into director James Wan and writer Leigh Whannell’s sequel to the box office hit, Insidious: Chapter 2. To most fans, the 2013 installment seemed to serve as a fitting conclusion to the family’s story, with Josh Lambert (Patrick Wilson) and his son, Dalton (Ty Simpkins), repressing their memories of their ability to astral project. However, as tends to be the case with many of the best horror movie franchises, most of the original Insidious cast has returned for another scare in Insidious: The Red Door.
