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Insidious: The Red Door Dominates the Box Office, Doubling Its Budget in Opening Weekend

The horror sequel surprises audiences and industry experts with its impressive financial performance.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Insidious: The Red Door has taken the box office by storm, surpassing all expectations and doubling its production budget during its opening weekend. According to Variety, the horror sequel, made with an estimated $16 million, exceeded predictions by raking in a whopping $32.6 million in North American theaters over the course of its first three days.

The film’s exceptional performance also outshined the much-anticipated Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. The latter experienced a significant drop of 56% in attendance from its $60 million opening weekend, collecting $26.5 million.

Comparatively, the Harrison Ford-led adventure carried a production budget of $300 million. Despite this, the Disney film has amassed an impressive $247.9 million in ticket sales worldwide thus far.

Internationally, Insidious: The Red Door proved to be a horror sensation, generating $31.4 million at the international box office. This remarkable figure marks the largest overseas opening for a horror movie since early 2020.

Unveiling the Haunting Story

Insidious: The Red Door is set nine years after the events of Insidious: Chapter 2. The movie follows the journey of Josh (played by Patrick Wilson, who also directed the film) and his son Dalton (portrayed by Ty Simpkins) as they strive to reconnect with their past and each other amidst a relentless onslaught of terrifying visions.

As viewers, we are aware that their connection to The Further, an eerie alternate dimension inhabited by malevolent spirits, has been reawakened. However, the haunted duo remains oblivious due to the hypnosis they underwent at the conclusion of Chapter 2.

“I knew I would want to unpack the second movie and make it sort of like ‘Boyhood in the horror world’,” shared Wilson in an interview with GamesRadar+. He expressed his desire to delve into the aftermath of the family’s experiences, exploring the dynamics of relationships and marriages.

Additionally, Wilson aimed to capture the essence of the father-son relationship, despite not having firsthand experience with it. By focusing on themes that resonated with him personally, Wilson felt empowered and confident in his directorial debut.

Insidious: The Red Door’s Terrifying Success

Insidious: The Red Door

Insidious: The Red Door is currently thrilling audiences in theaters, captivating fans of the horror genre with its spine-chilling narrative and masterful execution.

The film’s unexpected financial triumph has positioned it as a force to be reckoned with in the box office landscape, leaving both moviegoers and industry experts eager to see how this spine-tingling journey unfolds.

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