“Insidious: Chapter 3” is more intimate and mournful than its predecessors—and perhaps not as consistently, suffocatingly scary—but maybe that’s a good thing.

...as a wise, compassionate, fearless, motherly protector, Shaye is awesome.

Once again combining a sense of genuine dread with a mischievous vein of humour, Insidious Chapter 3 successfully closes the trilogy with its beginning.

Reliable Lin Shaye is the film’s strongest asset, and has fun as creepy/kooky psychic Elise Rainier...

...with its slowburn reveals and leftfield jolts, it’s been more carefully constructed than most series’ third chapters.