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Insidious: The Last Key Movie Review
Updated On: 05 January, 2018 08:31 AM IST | Mumbai | Johnson Thomas
Film relies on generic thrills to get going. The set-up manages to get the mood going with the almost ominous recollection of past dread and then powers into the battle with the new threat.

Insidious: The Last Key
Insidious: The Last Key
Horror; A
Cast: Lin Shaye, Leigh Whannell, Angus Sampson, Josh Stewart, Kirk Acevedo, Tessa Ferrer, Bruce Davison, Caitlin Gerard, Spencer Locke, Javier Botet
Director: Adam Robitel
Rating: 
Parapsychologist Elise Rainier (Lin Shaye), fresh from a fair run at 'Insidious: Chapter 3' progresses to the main lead in 'The Final Key.' And that's probably the best thing that's happened to this film because Shaye's Elise resonates with a vivacity that lesser actors would find hard to match. The narrative tone is set-up with the younger Elise's (Ava Kolker) backstory she lived close to a prison where inmates were on death row - from thereon her peculiar sensitivity towards the dead lay exposed. Much later in life, she (now played by Lin Shaye) is shown as haunted by the traumatic memories of her past. Her abusive father, her mother's untimely death and her energy depleting paranormal experiences have taken a heavy toll on her psyche. But Ted Garza (Kirk Acevedo) beckons her to her childhood home where she has to face the sins of her past and rescue a family member from the clutches of the most powerful entity- Keyface (Javier Botet) who has keys for fingertips.




