Insidious The Red Door Interview: Jason Blum & James Wan

Having a trusted creative partner is of the utmost importance when making a feature film. James Wan has that in Leigh Whannell, and now he’s looking to pay it forward by offering that same support to first-time feature director Patrick Wilson.
Wilson gets behind the lens as director for the very first time on Insidious: The Red Door, the new installment of the long-running horror franchise that brings back the entire Lambert family for the first time since 2013’s Insidious: Chapter 2. At the end of that film, Dalton (Ty Simpkins) and Josh (Wilson) have their memories suppressed to forget The Further and their ability to astral project. While it has kept them safe from evil entities on the other side for a period of time, the barrier is starting to break leaving both Dalton and Josh exposed to evils with no memory of what they are or how to escape them.
With Insidious: The Red Door making its way into theaters nationwide on July 7th, I got the chance to chat with Wan and Blum about making the film and about their approach to continuing franchises in general. You can catch the full conversation in this Insidious The Red Door interview!
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Amazing directors

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I cannot belive they made this happen. ahaha They literary had to go through hell to ¨learn¨ a lesson that could have been learned 2 movies ago. lol

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Well this movie is definitely a disappointment which means there won't be any more.

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Worst movie in the insidious franchise