INSIDIOUS: THE RED DOOR (2023) Ending Explained

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In the latest chapter of the Insidious franchise, The Lamberts are back to the face the past as Josh Lambert heads east to drop his son, Dalton, off at school. However, Dalton's college dream soon becomes a living nightmare when the repressed demons of his past suddenly return to haunt them both. We're breaking down the Lambert's latest dealings with the demonic dimension The Further, as well as explaining the ending that closes the chapter on the family, while keeping the door open as well.

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[Shadowstar_Art]

What I enjoyed most about this movie was the kid sitting behind me screaming every jump scare, it was hilarious

[crimsoneclipse]

Honestly, for the first 30 minutes I almost forgot I was watching a horror movie, so that first jump scare with the painting almost gave me a heart attack.

[howdyitsren]

big takeaway is to go to a licensed trauma therapist instead of a hypnotist

[myballsgreatesthits]

This movie definitely has its issues but I’ll tell you what. That final portrait of Josh saving kid Dalton in the further was an absolute beauty and legit eyes water. 🥺

[streetsiswatching]

When the red faced demon finally possessed dalton i expected him to go on a rampage 😂 all he done was throw the girl into a wall 😭

[jaceestapp]

I really liked the familial connections. Finding out the upset soul following Josh was his dad but also finding out he was also affected like his son and grandson. I wish we could've gotten a quick look at his leech. Not to the extent of The Bride for Josh or The Lipstick Face Demon for Dalton, but just something. It was really cool that in the Further, Josh's dad was gentle and seemed happy that Josh finally understood just like Dalton finally understood that his dad wasn't actually a monster. I could write an entire dissertation on that character, but that was probably my favorite part.

[direcircumstances]

Holy shit! Seeing that same actor playing Dalton as a college student is crazy. I remember seeing the first Insidious movie when it initially came out and he was just a lil guy. It doesn't even feel like that long ago.

[jonjonjonjonjonjonjon]

Glad to have you back, man. Just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your work. You basically got me into the horror genre again way back when. No matter what, you’ve made a positive change in some people’s lives and that’s awesome. Cheers.

[WRGHTR]

Need the spin-off with Specs and Tucker trying to "map" the further. With the help of Elise trying to understand the dimension. It should be a comedy horror.

[naomibernard]

I liked the different take of the film. It honestly felt like a father's day film with a touch of horror. Focusing on the family dynamic and how trauma and experiences with our parents and how it affects us growing up was a good touch, as well as the perspective we see our parents in a children compared to when we grow up and learn their version of events.

[lucasbelmonte]

It was kinda a crap end for them to be honest, sure Josh and Dolton somewhat fox their relationship but there’s still a lot to sort through, the most disappointing thing about this movie is the fact Josh and Renae split up, I know that foster was scared of him because he remembered what happened and wasn’t old enough to understand but it makes you feel bad for Josh, he did nothing wrong in any of the films and he was punished the most.

[jalajones]

11 minutes?! You know shit doesn’t happen in the movie if it’s explained in about 9.5-10 minutes lolol still so happy to see your face though ❤ love your explanations

[CarloGojoCruzHalasan]

A little theory about the movie~

As y'all know, the Further doesn't really have a chronological time of its own, but when we think about it, if the present Dalton did not paint his past memory, his father won't have a hammer in his hand in Insidious 2. We can see in the climax of the movie that Dalton somehow astral projects and is able to grab the hammer from the painting, and place it in the basement from his childhood memory.

And maybe, all this time, the lamp Josh has been holding throughout all the chapters is his father. It could mean that he's been guiding them after all those years. We can see his Ben Burton's childhood photos that it was also the Bride in Black that haunts him. Ben, thinking that jumping off the building would end the haunting, stated on a note that "This ends with me", yet the Bride in Black persisted and goes after Josh after Ben's death. Look's like Ben has been with Josh all this time every time he astral projects.

Whoa I thought I had a 'little' theory.

Edit: To add, it's a little sad that we don't see a movie about Allison (the girl sitting on a wheelchair).

[tyrannicaltyr]

An analysis of Red door not even an hour after I just saw it. The timing of these videos always surprise me

[jackransom.]

The first Insidious was pretty solid, the rest just kind of blend together for me. been watching this channel for years, and it's always been informative, funny and never annoying. I even watch explanations to movies that I'll never see ; ). Keep it up.

[spazzyisopod]

There are so many inconsistencies in this movie, to start Dalton knew that wasn't his Dad attacking him hence why he went into the further to find him, the black bride was already vanquished, and Rose Byrne is criminally underutilized. Her reactions in the first movie were incredible. Whoever wrote this script should have revisited the first two films.

[DZR-O]

The one thing I didn’t like is that this was marketed as being the Lambert’s “final” chapter in this franchise but the way it actually ended was like they could REALISTICALLY tell at least 1 maybe 2 more stories with this family, so I just don’t understand why they market things one way than in the actual movie it does something completely different, that’s not just with horror movies but most movies in general the past year honestly

[Sammich]

The scares were well constructed, but I wish the movie did more plot wise. It kinda felt like nothing was really happening beyond the spooks

[FlipperGames]

If the red door is not done yet, they should make a renewal series for Insidious called Spectral Sightings with Specs and Tucker along with Imogen and Melissa Rainier, Elise's nieces. The ending is pretty good father and son Josh and Dalton reunited together remembering stuff and both capable of astral projection.

[autograph]

my biggest complain was how dark some of the scenes were too, i undestand it but it made me feel like a ton of things were missed based on how dark some of the room scenes were