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Patrick Wilson is an American actor best known for his recurring role of Ed Warren in the horror flm series The Conjuring. He has also done crucial roles in movies like Phantom of the Opera, Passengers and the Insidious films. Appearing in several television shows, Wilson has also been cast as Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe. Honored with several awards and accolades, Wilson started his career acting in Broadway musicals and is also an established singer.

Patrick Wilson

Lin Shaye

Ty Keegan Simpkins is an American actor. His notable film credits include the supernatural horror Insidious, its sequel Insidious: Chapter 2 and Jurassic World. He is also known for his appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Harley Keener in Iron Man 3 and Avengers: Endgame.

Ty Simpkins

Australian actress Rose Byrne is known for her role in the movie The Goddess of 1967. She is an award-winning actress and started acting at a very early age. Her first Hollywood appearance was in the movie Star Wars: Episode 2- Attack of the clones. Rose did many roles but the role for which she got a lot of fame was American TV series Damages which was a psychological thriller. Some of her best movies are Spy(2015), Neighbours(2014), Insidious(2010), Bridesmaids(2011), and many more.

Rose Byrne

Insidious: The Red Door (2023)

Set ten years later, Josh Lambert heads east to drop his son Dalton off at college. However, Dalton’s dream college becomes a nightmare when the demons from his past return to haunt them both. The duo must go deeper into The Further than ever before, face their dark past and the horrifying terrors that lurk behind the red door.

Insidious: The Red Door - Official Trailer | In Cinemas July 7 | English, Hindi, Tamil & Telugu

Insidious: The Red Door - Official Hindi Trailer | In Cinemas July 7th

Insidious: The Red Door - Official Tamil Trailer | In Cinemas July 7th

Insidious: The Red Door - Official Telugu Trailer | In Cinemas July 7th

Times of India

Patrick Wilson makes his directorial debut with the direct sequel to Insidious: Chapter 2, which was released in 2013. Between these, franchise fans were treated to two prequels—Insidious: Chapter 3 and Insidious: The Last Key. The fifth offering in the horror series has a powerful pre-credit sequence; an apparition eerily languishes in the background at Josh Lambert’s (Patrick Wilson) mother’s funeral, setting the tone for a dark and terrifying outing. Another close-up scene of Josh’s young son, Dalton’s (Ty Simpkins) sketches and drawings, with dark outlines and pencil shavings flying, heightens the intensity. However, it soon dissipates, and the scare only sputters until the end.
The film begins with a strained relationship between Josh and Dalton, as the latter goes to art college, where his teacher, Professor Armagan (Hiam Abbas), asks her students to delve deep into their emotions to bring out the art. Dalton draws a red door and thus begins to have terrifying visions and experiences related to a traumatic experience when he was 10 and comatose for a year. The red door in question is the gateway to a astral dark realm called the Further, where tortured souls live and are ruled by a demon (Joseph Bishara). The rest of the story is about the father-son duo returning to this realm to end their nightmare.
Patrick Wilson exhibits prowess as an actor and director, as the movie is peppered with many spine-chilling sequences—a frat party that Dalton attends with his friend Chris Wilslow (Sinclair Daniel) where he encounters the ghost of a dead student, his astral projection episodes, Josh stuck inside the MRI scanner machine when he wants to dig deeper into reasons behind his brain fog. Scott Teem’s screenplay, however, is lacking as it fails to tie up the loose threads eventually. The story had immense potential, with Josh finally discovering why his father abandoned the family, his ex-wife Renai (Rose Byrne), and his mother keeping secrets from him, Dalton delving deep into his subconscious through his art, etc., but it does not translate effectively. One does not see enough of the red demon, and the friendship track between Dalton and Chris is superficial.
Ty Simpkins performs ably as the sulking and intense young art student, but his Dalton seems a bit one-dimensional after a point. One would have liked to see more of Rose Byrne, too. Sinclair Daniel, as the spunky roommate, gets a bit loud.
The film has a promising beginning. It’s watchable for the intermittent flashes of brilliance and some serious jump scares. But overall, it ends up being tepid and too rushed to call it wraps for the Lambert family’s nightmare.