Insidious The Red Door : Patrick Wilson, Slipknot, Demon interview

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00:00 - Are you ready?

00:01 - We're ready to forget the further, once and for all.

00:04 [dramatic music]

00:07 - There wasn't a job open on "Conjuring"

00:12 when I was looking to direct.

00:14 It wasn't a planned move.

00:15 It just presented itself and it made a lot of sense.

00:18 And to be honest, you know,

00:19 that's sort of the insidious spirit.

00:21 They're much smaller movies.

00:22 It's a little more manageable,

00:23 even though this to me,

00:24 and from what I have told and what people have said,

00:27 it's a bigger insidious film

00:28 than really there has been before.

00:31 On one hand, it may be the biggest insidious film,

00:33 but it's also the spirit of insidious

00:36 and this team that's been together for a long time.

00:39 It's a very comfortable team.

00:40 They know how to do horror.

00:41 They know how to limit their costs

00:44 so there aren't a lot of voices in the room.

00:47 So it just seemed like a great fit.

00:49 I was completely blessed to be given the keys to the kingdom.

00:53 [dramatic music]

00:56 Oh, of course.

00:57 I've talked to Corey,

00:58 I've emailed Corey Taylor the next day and I said,

01:01 "Did you see my partner, my movie wife singing?"

01:04 And he goes, "Yeah, my wife showed it to me yesterday."

01:06 And I told, texted Vera and I said,

01:08 "Just so you know, that got to Corey Taylor

01:10 "within about a day."

01:11 So, no, it's awesome.

01:13 I've been trying to get her to sing with me for years.

01:15 She's a big metal head.

01:16 So she and I have hit it off on metal for years.

01:19 We secretly want to start an Iron Maiden cover band.

01:21 [laughs]

01:22 [dramatic music]

01:25 In my earlier childhood,

01:26 I did not want to watch any horror movies

01:29 just because making the Insidious movies

01:31 really freaked me out as a kid.

01:32 Now I look back and it was all fun memories.

01:35 But I do remember before,

01:37 when I started turning 11 or 12

01:39 was when I really started wanting to go to the theaters

01:41 to see horror movies.

01:42 And most of them are PG-13.

01:44 And so I would go to the AMC with my friends

01:46 and we would try and sneak in.

01:48 They wouldn't listen to that.

01:49 - They're like, "You're 10."

01:50 [laughs]

01:51 "And I recognize you."

01:52 [laughs]

01:54 - I definitely grew up watching horror movies.

01:56 I mean, my parents don't really enjoy horror.

01:59 So there wasn't horror in the house necessarily,

02:01 but I liked it probably because they didn't.

02:04 I think the first movie that I saw

02:05 that really shook me to my core was It.

02:08 The original It.

02:09 The long version.

02:11 [dramatic music]

02:13 - We filmed the first one

02:15 and I was probably about eight or nine.

02:17 And then when we filmed the second one, I was 12.

02:19 The night before the premiere for the second one,

02:23 I wanted to go see the movie with everyone.

02:25 So I was like, "I should probably go watch the first one

02:28 "since I've never seen it."

02:29 So I did a quick watch through of that

02:31 and then the second one and then.

02:32 [dramatic music]

02:35 - Yes, absolutely.

02:36 I had been looking for about the past, I don't know,

02:39 I had written a script with a dear friend of mine,

02:42 a fantastic writer that I was trying to get made,

02:44 couldn't really get that made.

02:46 So I'd been looking.

02:47 And then a couple years ago, well, geez,

02:49 now five years ago, oh my gosh,

02:51 one of my agents said, "Would you be interested

02:53 "in something that you didn't write?"

02:55 And I said, "Sure, if it meant something to me."

02:57 And I could still craft the story.

02:59 Most directors, these are the directors that I know,

03:01 you don't just hand someone a script

03:03 and then go, "Oh, okay, I'll go shoot it."

03:04 Like that's not how I work.

03:06 I have to put myself into that script.

03:07 I had been looking, not necessarily for horror,

03:10 but it just made sense

03:11 when the opportunity presented itself.

03:13 It was actually my agent who had the idea to direct this.

03:16 So I have to thank him.

03:18 [laughs]

03:19 [dramatic music]

03:22 I think "The Conjuring," those are the only movies

03:25 that have legitimately scared me while watching,

03:28 at least the first one.

03:29 To be part of that would be really fun.

03:31 - And the Annabelle.

03:32 - Oh, Annabelle, all that, the nun, all that stuff.

03:34 - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - It's so creepy.

03:35 - Merci beaucoup, thank you.

03:37 Bye-bye.

03:38 [explosion]

03:40 - Jolted!

03:41 - When you awaken the dead, the further you travel,

03:46 the riskier your journey will become.

03:48 - Son of a...

03:49 [screams]

03:52 (whooshing)

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