Ty Simpkins also discusses working with Patrick Wilson as a co-star and director this time around.
One of the biggest highlights of the new Insidious movie, Insidious: The Red Door? It sees the return of the entire Lambert family — Ty Simpkins as Dalton, Patrick Wilson as Josh, Rose Byrne as Renai, and Andrew Astor as Foster, with Juliana Davies stepping in to play Kali. With such a heavy emphasis on the franchise’s core family, it can’t be easy being the Insidious newcomer in film five, but Sinclair Daniel seemingly had no problem seizing that opportunity and making the absolute most of it.
With Insidious: The Red Door now playing in theaters nationwide, I got the chance to have a brief chat with Simpkins and Daniel about their journey making the film. Check out what Simpkins had to say about working with Wilson as a co-star and as a director this time around and hear all about Daniel’s experience joining a long-running franchise in the fifth installment in the video at the top of this article or read about it in transcript form below.
DANIEL: Sure, those are great questions. I think that first, one scary movie that I love and loved my first experience of it is It, like both sides of the disc, all six hours or however long it is. And a performance that's influencing me now, I'm a huge fan of Emma Thompson. I think that she's so cool. She does a bunch of different characters and I would love to be able to do that one day.
DANIEL: The way that we worked was pretty unique in the sense that Dalton's always coming from this place of darkness and Chris always has to come from this place of light. So Ty was actually really generous with those moments of darkness. It was not about him or pushing me away. It felt like I was being invited into it. Which, you know, is maybe a cheesier way to say that I've been invited into this Insidious franchise by this person who's at the helm of it all.
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