An interview with the Jersey actor, who filmed the fifth chapter of the 'Insidious' franchise close to home.
“I think the combination of style and music, color and tone that was really present in a lot of ’70s horror is really a special time in horror films,” Wilson says., the composer of the “Insidious” films, returns double-fold in the new movie, reprising his role as the fire engine-red demon who pursued the Lamberts in the first two movies.
Plenty of fresh frights await in unexpected places, like the confines of an MRI machine — as if the tight squeeze and barrage of earsplitting noises wasn’t unnerving enough.Boris Martin | Screen Gems/Sony Pictures Entertainment He quizzes himself with memory cards taped to a front window of his townhouse. All the while, a member of the undead dressed in ’70s fashion stares at him outside, just out of focus. He has no idea.But the light of day confers its own eerie quality. The director had designs on reorienting hallmarks of the films, like the “Insidious” logo, which usually arrives with a soundtrack of screeching strings.
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