The final Insidious: The Red Door trailer and poster have been revealed for Blumhouse's upcoming horror sequel.
is directed by Wilson from a script written by Scott Teems , based on a story from Leigh Whannell and Jason Blum. This marks the first time in the franchise that Whannell won’t be writing the screenplay. It will be produced by Blum, Whannell, Wan, and Oren Peli.
, which was directed by James Wan. It was a major success, earning generally positive reviews from critics and audiences and scaring up just under $100 million at the box office. Its success not only helped revive Wan and writer Leigh Whannell’s careers but also helped
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