"Insidious: The Last Key" has a clever sense of fear and some clever twists, all of which can't completely distract the final strange feeling of the film. Veteran actor Lin Shaye provided the emotional foundation for this sequel, while director Adam Robitel insisted that previous films emphasize the suspense of the downright bloody horror. The film ultimately felt more like an expansion of the brand than a new chapter of supernatural horror.
"Insidious: The Last Key" is better than the previous series, so that it feels like a work from another series. Director Adam Robitel created a different tone from the previous series. The film is sad and warm. Although the action becomes gloomy or creepy, it still arouses sympathy from the characters.
