Insidious: The Red Door trailer picks up the hauntings 10 years later

The Insidious franchise has been around for more than a decade, and its fifth installment looks back at all the horrors that have come before, and what they might mean for the Lambert family’s future. Red Door is Insidious brings back the series’ original cast, including Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne, in a film set for release on July 7.

Ten years have passed since the release of the first two films. Red Door It is the direct sequel, which follows the family’s next major move: to college.

Dalton, the haunted kid (played by Ty Simpkins) from the previous film is heading to school. He wants to leave his past behind. But as it turns out, the demons aren’t quite ready to leave Dalton alone. This latest trailer features some shots of creatures from the previous films, along with a couple of newer ones to give you fresh nightmares. (The trailer also employs Tiny Tim’s “Tiptoe Through the Tulips” in an unprecedented creepy new way.)

Leigh Whannell returns in the film.The Invisible Man(who wrote the four first entries of the franchise) to write the story for Red DoorThe screenplay was written by Scott Teems.Halloween Kills). Patrick Wilson makes his directorial debut in this film. He has been a part of the franchise since the beginning. Horror veteran James Wan (Saw: The Conjuring, MalignantThe first director of the series returns to the role as executive producer for the sequel. Red Door: Insidious.