The dark and creepy gets dull and creaky in Insidious: The Last Key

Venture back into The Further with the latest entry in the horror franchise.

The series' second prequel brings the scares, even as its storytelling remains inconsistent.

Even ‘Insidious’ fans, if they’re out there, don’t have much to dig into in the series’ latest chapter

Insidious: The Last Key is what an out-of-gas franchise looks like: EW review

Lin Shaye returns as an intermediary between humans and the ghosts who scare them in 'Insidious: The Last Key,' the fourth franchise installment, directed by...

It doesn't rewrite the "Insidious" playbook, but "The Last Key" at least gives the franchise's best character a memorable finale.

With her mesmerizing gaze, her cavern of a mouth and a demeanor that manages to be at once soothing and steely, Lin Shaye isn’t just a scream queen for the...

The creaky fourth entry in the Insidious film series focuses on its in-house team of poltergeist-busters — a wise move — with a prequel that supplies the...

This is what horror has become in 2018: a jump-scare festwhere things like suspense and slowly-building dread have been pushed to theside. Darkness passes fo...

Wait, this one is almost good.

God help me, but I found the climax to “Insidious: The Last Key” to be quite moving. For a horror sequel, anyway. Sequel-prequel in this case. Sure, much...

Back for a fourth outing, and anchored again by veteran actor Lin Shaye, the Blumhouse franchise shows signs of distress

While the Insidious series has given Lin Shaye a rare moment in the spotlight, there's a sense that as long as these films continue to strike a chord with au...

Thanks to its badass septuagenarian hero, Elise Rainier. [Warning: Spoilers]

Shaye's heartfelt lead performance offers humanity amidst the PG-13 jump scares

Director James Wan and screenwriter Leigh Whannell did quite a lot of things right in 2010’s shamelessly entertaining paranormal thriller, “Insidious.”...

For a sequel to a horror prequel, Insidious: The Last Key sure feels like it’s making it up as it goes along.

Though not a terrible film, Insidious: The Last Key fails to live up to the franchise's high standards.