Insidious: The Last Key

Play trailer

2:00

Insidious: The Last Key

PG-13

2018

1h 43m

Horror

Mystery & Thriller

Play Trailer

Watchlist

Watchlist

Tomatometer

Popcornmeter

35%

Tomatometer

110 Reviews

49%

Popcornmeter

5,000+ Ratings

Brilliant parapsychologist Elise Rainier receives a disturbing phone call from a man who claims that his house is haunted. Even more disturbing is the address -- 413 Apple Tree Lane in Five Keys, N.M. -- the home where Elise grew up as a child. Accompanied by her two investigative partners, Rainier travels to Five Keys to confront and destroy her greatest fear -- the demon that she accidentally set free years earlier.

Watch on Fandango

Stream Now

Critics Consensus

Insidious: The Last Key offers franchise star Lin Shaye another welcome opportunity to take the lead, but her efforts aren't enough to rescue this uninspired sequel.

Read Critics Reviews

Ben Sachs

Chicago Reader

03/10/2020

Director Adam Robitel creates a tone unlike anything his predecessors generated; mournful yet warm, the movie engenders sympathy for the characters even as the action turns somber or gruesome.

Go to Full Review

Mark Kermode

Kermode & Mayo's Film Review

08/28/2018

Very quickly, it becomes completely mechanical.

Go to Full Review

Stephen Romei

The Australian

02/23/2018

2/5

Overall this is a predictable horror movie that relies on jump scares rather than mental darkness. Insidious may have run its course.

Go to Full Review

Grant Watson

Fiction Machine

Dec 26

6/10

The film takes its sweet time in getting started, with an opening hour that tests the viewer’s patience and suffers from a distinct lack of suspense. When matters shift suddenly – and potently – it is a different matter.

Go to Full Review

Brian Eggert

Deep Focus Review

03/16/2022

2/4

The scares are mostly nonexistent.

Go to Full Review

Jordy Sirkin

Jordy Reviews It

01/02/2021

You can expect the fun scares these films have provided over the last eight years, but after four films, it seems they are struggling to follow through in the last act. Providing a finale that is undeserving for a respected franchise.

Go to Full Review

Read all reviews

K G

@KatyG-S 13h

It seems Elise Rainer is the main focus for these stories. The last keys really means the last. The last of the prequel era & focusing on what came after 2013. At first, I think the FX seem so exciting; I enjoy how keys are tied to the fingers for an effective villain. The plot twists were possibly interesting too - the girl being a revealed a boy? But, you could tell the movie's quality. I started to get bored & was distracted by my phone. Possibly, it means that it is formulaic & therefore it gets no good scores. Should "Insidious" have stood on its own? A born franchise should not be a gimmick

See more

Anthony H

@Hardy 4d

Another prequel that just feels bland and boring. This film has some really great jump scares, but most of this movie is just slow and drawn out and boring. I wanted to like this, but it doesn’t have enough to keep you interested and feel enthralled. I do like the demons’ look in this film; he’s especially terrifying, but other than that, this movie is pretty boring.

See more

Elijah B.

@elijahloveshorror May 7

Simple story, not really scary.

See more

Stephen C

@bob25009 Apr 18

The worldwide gross is $167,885,588.00 over a budget of $10,000,000.00. Rated PG-13 for Disturbing Thematic Content, Brief Strong Language and Violence and Terror.

See more

Declan D.

@filmbuffkid Mar 9

Not bad, it’s definitely not the worst of the insidious movie unlike chapter three, but it’s not that great either.

See more

Benjamin W.

@Code70 Feb 17

It’s entertaining, and the main character is compelling, but this thing was really clunky and scattershot, plotting-wise. There are some good ideas here, but this feels like the first draft of the film. The structure doesn’t make much sense, and there’s weird lack of attention to detail. It’s not a disaster, but it’s one of the weaker Insidious films.

See more

Read all reviews

Read More

Read Less

WRITE A REVIEW

EDIT REVIEW

POST RATING

Adam Robitel

Director

Lin Shaye

Elise Rainier

Leigh Whannell

Specs

Angus Sampson

Tucker

Kirk Acevedo

Ted Garza

Caitlin Gerard

Imogen Rainier

View more videos

The Darkness

3%

19%

The Darkness

Watchlist

TRAILER

for The Darkness

Blumhouse's Truth or Dare

16%

23%

Blumhouse's Truth or Dare

Watchlist

TRAILER

for Blumhouse's Truth or Dare

Insidious: Chapter 3

56%

51%

Insidious: Chapter 3

Watchlist

Amityville: The Awakening

29%

32%

Amityville: The Awakening

Watchlist

TRAILER

for Amityville: The Awakening

Sweetheart

95%

51%

Sweetheart

Watchlist

Discover more movies and TV shows.

View More

Insidious: The Last Key: Exclusive Interview

2:16

Now Playing

Insidious: The Last Key: B-Roll 1

2:29

Now Playing

Insidious: The Last Key: International Trailer 1

2:00

Now Playing

Insidious: The Last Key: Trailer 1

2:29

Now Playing

View more videos

View more photos

Synopsis

Brilliant parapsychologist Elise Rainier receives a disturbing phone call from a man who claims that his house is haunted. Even more disturbing is the address -- 413 Apple Tree Lane in Five Keys, N.M. -- the home where Elise grew up as a child. Accompanied by her two investigative partners, Rainier travels to Five Keys to confront and destroy her greatest fear -- the demon that she accidentally set free years earlier.

Director: Adam Robitel
Producer: Jason Blum, Oren Peli, James Wan
Screenwriter: Leigh Whannell
Distributor: Universal Pictures
Production Co: Stage 6 Films, Blumhouse Productions
Rating: PG-13 (Disturbing Thematic Content|Brief Strong Language|Violence and Terror)
Genre: Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jan 5, 2018, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 15, 2018
Box Office (Gross USA): $67.3M
Runtime: 1h 43m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)

Join The Newsletter

Join The Newsletter

Cookie Settings