The most impressive thing about the Insidious franchise, which launched in 2011, is that it’s managed to squeeze out one okay original and four disappointing follow-ups based on some of the thinnest, most uninteresting lore in horror. The Further, the astral plane between the world of the living and the world of actors wearing heavy makeup, is mostly just a vaguely sketched-out canvas where old rules seem to change, and new rules appear out of nowhere based on the filmmakers’ whims.

Every DCU Movie and TV Show Releasing After Clayface
With Clayface officially out in theaters — already achieving early milestones on par with The Dark Knight and Batman Begins — it’s once again time

