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Episode 25 - Insidious: The Red Door (2023) Review
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08/20/23
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Welcome back to Flick Flops, the podcast where we review movies that the critics hated, and we tell you if you they are underrated.Today, we are discussing Insidious: The Red Door (2023), the 5th installment of the Insidious series. In this movie, Dalton Lambert's memories of his ability to astral project resurface and he tinkers with forces he shouldn't - but hey without that, there would be no movie.Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Find out on episode 25 of Flick Flops!!#InsidiousTheRedDoor #FlickFlops #FlickFlopsPodcast #MovieReview #PatrickWilson #Insidious
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