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The Flower moon is a great time to achieve your dreams, creatives. Here's how to make the best out of this intense energy 💫

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antlerqueer · 7 months

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The Other Black Girl (2023-). They Say I'm Different.

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smallscreensource · 7 months

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The Other Black Girl (2023-). They Say I'm Different.

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esqueletosgays · 9 months

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INSIDIOUS: THE RED DOOR (2023)

Director: Patrick Wilson Cinematography: Autumn Eakin

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xothemedia · 4 months

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The Other Black Girl 1x3 | “I Know A Place”

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badmovieihave · 7 months

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Bad movie I have Insidious: The Red Door 2023

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mod-doodles · 8 months

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blackfemmecharacterdependency · 10 months

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Horror Girls!

If y'all make or see gifs of Chris from Insidious: The Red Door, tag me or send it.

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cryingscreencaps · 8 months

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lovecatnip · 9 days

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Insidious: The Red Door

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antlerqueer · 7 months

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The Other Black Girl (2023-). They Say I'm Different.

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dancesonmytongue · 10 months

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Insidious: The Red Door (2023)

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creativedifferencespodcast · 5 months

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It’s day three of our Year In Review! That means it’s time for us to big up our favorite actors of the year! And you know us, we love to big up our favorite people! Is Ayo Edebiri on every one of our lists? Was Dallas able to stop himself from just listing everyone in Blindspotting? And how many Willow actors did Demi put on her list? Find out by pressing play and join us in giving everyone their props! Thanks for listening! You can also find us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!

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brokehorrorfan · 9 months

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Insidious: The Red Door will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on September 12 via Sony. The fifth installment in the Insidious franchise (and a direct sequel to the second entry) is currently available on Digital.

Actor Patrick Wilson makes he feature directorial debut from a script by Scott Teems (Halloween Kills, Firestarter). Wilson stars with Ty Simpkins, Sinclair Daniel, Hiam Abbass, and Rose Byrne. Blumhouse produces.

Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Past, Present, Further

A Possessed Director

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To put their demons to rest once and for all, Josh Lambert (Patrick Wilson) and a college-aged Dalton (Ty Simpkins) must go deeper into The Further than ever before, facing their family's dark past and a host of new and more horrifying terrors that lurk behind the red door.

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vintagewarhol · 8 months

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adamwatchesmovies · 6 months

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Insidious: The Red Door (2023)

If you’ve lost count, Insidious: The Red Door is the fifth entry in the Insidious series. It's a direct sequel to Insidious: Chapter 2, with both Insidious: Chapter 3 and Insidious: The Last Key serving as prequels to 2010’s Insidious. Confused yet? I don’t blame you. The franchise’s tight continuity involves its own mythology on top of some head-warping time-travel elements. It’s been ten years since we last saw the Lamberts. Thankfully, writer Scott Teems reminds you of all the important details but nothing in this entry is groundbreaking, which can easily make it feel like “just another one”.

In 2010, Josh Lambert (Patrick Wilson) and his son Dalton’s memories of The Further are repressed via hypnosis after Josh becomes possessed (see the events of “Insidious: Chapter 2”). Nine years later, Josh is divorced from his wife Renai (Rose Byrne), his mother has passed away and his relationship with Dalton (Ty Simpkins) has become strained. When Dalton rediscovers his astral projection abilities, he risks unleashing a forgotten evil. Meanwhile, his father begins seeing a ghost as well.

I’ve seen all of the Insidious films but have to confess that I don’t remember them all very clearly. I remember some of the monsters we saw along the way, how The Further works and the characters but I get what happened in which film mixed up - probably a symptom of their criss-crossy stories. It’s a good thing the film finds ways to explain it all to you. As Dalton begins college, he makes friends with Chris (Sinclair Daniel, very charming). As his abilities re-emerge, both have to rediscover the rules associated with this series. This may be frustrating for superfans who just want to get right into the terror. They may also be find this new chapter’s lack of innovation disappointing. It’s nice that we find out what happened after the end credits of Chapter 2 but did we REALLY need to? Wasn’t it scarier not knowing? The two movies that followed were more interested in going back rather than going forward - probably because the series killed off Lin Shaye’s Elise Rainier - and with the previous movie being called “The Last Key”, you’d think that meant the whole thing was done, but it isn’t. We get another one and if the post-credit shot (I won’t even call it a stinger) means anything, we’ll probably get a sixth one. It sort of makes you wonder how long it will take before the franchise goes into space.

Those sentiments aside, this is an effective ghost story. The monsters we encounter in “The Further” are frightening and you care about the characters. You’ve known them for so long. You feel bad for Josh. It’s good that he overcame the demonic possession from 2010, but that’s not a happy ending. You want something more, something better. Similarly, you want Dalton to reforge the bond between him and his dad and you’re worried that this ability he’s rediscovered will land him in an even more dangerous situation than before. He’s grown up… but alone. Some great, effective scenes build up the tension as spooky figures slowly get closer and closer to our protagonists. Other threats approach in a less literal way, as Dalton keeps exploring The Further without knowing what that place is actually about. There’s a recurring motif of a painting he’s working on and of a sinister red door. His teacher pushes him to explore the recesses of his soul to create - not knowing this is exactly what the wraiths are hoping for. His memories are slowly returning and as they do, he’s putting the finishing touches on the painting. When you see the whole thing finished, it’s a great reveal and that idea of remembering important details through paint and a brush comes together splendidly at the end in a scene that I found unexpectedly emotional.

As a directorial debut, Patrick Wilson could've done much worse than Insidious: The Red Door, particularly considering his character plays a major role in the film. The movie has some good scares, creepy monsters and the characters - both new and recurring - are likable. I won't call this chapter essential, even for those who've followed this universe since the beginning but if you're interested, I'd say check it out. (September 22, 2023)

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