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‘Insidious: The Red Door’ Opens the Door to Its Own Past — And Leaves It Half-Closed
A boy's painting of the red door pulls him back into the terror of his family's past, in Patrick Wilson's directorial debut.


A boy's painting of the red door pulls him back into the terror of his family's past, in Patrick Wilson's directorial debut.

A haunted house returns the terror to where it began, in Insidious: The Last Key, a tale of demons and the house of a mother's ruin.

A prequel that repeats old horrors instead of inventing new ones, competent yet hollow.

Insidious review: James Wan's 2011 haunted-house hit has a strong first hour, then trades dread for exposition. Lin Shaye shines. Score: 5.2/10.
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