The terrifying sequel to the great movie ‘Insidious’ and ‘Insidious: Chapter 2’, ‘Insidious: The Red Door’ is the latest installment in the mystery horror series. The narrative story follows the disturbing story of the Lambert family, who are haunted by the unwanted spirits of a place called Further.
Josh Lambert and his son Dalton are ‘travelers’ and this thing is unknown to them because they ‘travel’ in their sleep. Although Josh didn’t know that because he was saved by his mother’s friend Ellen, who is able to see things that normal people can’t see.
He also helps his son, Dalton, who, like his father, travels and gets lost in a disturbingly dark place. When Dalton’s repressed demons come back to haunt him and his father, his college dreams become a nightmare.
Now the Lamberts must go further into the Beyond to face their family’s troubled past and the many terrifying truths that are kept behind the red door in order to finally break the curse.
Directed by Patrick Wilson, the horror film has a terrifying undertone and disturbing imagery set against the backdrop of eerie remote locations such as a picturesque college that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.
Insidious: The Red Door (2023) Filming Locations
“Insidious: The Red Door” was filmed in New Jersey and Georgia, mainly in Morris County and Atlanta.
According to reports, the principal photography of the horror film started in July 2022 and ended in August of the same year. Much of the Insidious: The Red Door film was shot in the beautiful city.
MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
The town became home to many terrifying scenes, and locations in Morristown played a significant role in filming, particularly the Convent Mews complex near the busy Morristown Square. Both its exterior and interior were used to film important scenes for the Insidious: The Red Door film.
To shoot the funeral scene for lead star Rose Byrne, the crew took the production to an actual cemetery, Fair Mount Cemetery in Chatham’s Fair Mount Cemetery.
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Florham Park, another site for the transition, played its part in becoming the film’s backdrop. Tilghman House, an academic building at Drew University at 36 Madison Avenue in Madison, also played an important role for maternity purposes.
Morristown National Historic Park, parts of the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, Morris County Golf Club and Rockaway Townsquare can also be considered notable landmarks in stunning backdrops. The production team took advantage of the area and set up their camps for filming.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Another major location that the production company used to film the horror was the beautiful city of Atlanta. You can see many landscapers and notable landmarks are the Georgia State Capitol, Bank of American Plaza, World of Coca-Cola and Centennial Olympic Park.
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Atlanta studios create compelling stories that resonate with audiences, showcasing the diversity and richness of the region’s film offerings. With a diverse cityscape, green outdoor spaces and a strong local film industry.
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