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INSIDIOUS: OUT OF THE FURTHER is bringing a new nightmare to cinemas — and you could see it first
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Published 03:26 28 Jul 2026 GMT+1

INSIDIOUS: OUT OF THE FURTHER is bringing a new nightmare to cinemas — and you could see it first

Home is where the heart is. Unless something else gets there first.

Hameda Nafiz

Hameda Nafiz

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Landing in Aussie cinemas on August 20, Insidious: Out of the Further brings us a terrifying new chapter in the hit horror franchise, taking audiences into The Further — a mysterious realm beyond our world where lost souls and dark forces wander.

But this time, The Further isn't just a place you can visit — it's finding a way into our world.

The film follows Gemma (Amelia Eve), a young mother raising her daughter in the house she grew up in. When she discovers she has the rare ability to travel into The Further, she unknowingly allows something terrifying to cross back into our world, turning her family home into the centre of a nightmare.

Supplied: Sony Pictures
Supplied: Sony Pictures

Whether you've been with INSIDIOUS since the beginning or you're looking for your next horror fix, this latest chapter promises psychological scares, supernatural nightmares and plenty of reasons to sleep with the lights on. .

And if you want to experience the terror before everyone else, you’re in luck.

We're giving horror fans the chance to attend exclusive advance screenings in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane on August 19, plus score in-season double passes in Adelaide and Perth.

To enter, tell us in 25 words or less which INSIDIOUS demon terrified you the most — and why?

The best answers will win, so make yours impossible to forget.


Insidious: Out of the Further introduces a new story for the franchise under director Jacob Chase (Come Play), while Lin Shaye returns as psychic medium Elise Rainier, bringing back one of the series’ most recognisable characters.

Backed by horror heavyweights Jason Blum, James Wan and Leigh Whannell, the latest INSIDIOUS delivers everything fans have come to expect—slow-burning tension, supernatural scares and the eerie mythology of The Further. It's little surprise the franchise has terrified audiences to the tune of more than $740 million at the global box office. Better still, this latest nightmare was shot right here in Melbourne, giving Aussie horror fans another reason to keep an eye on this one.

Supplied: Sony Pictures
Supplied: Sony Pictures

Whether you’ve been following every journey into The Further or you’re discovering the franchise for the first time, Insidious: Out of the Further promises a terrifying experience that’s best enjoyed with surround sound, a massive screen and an audience of horror fanatics.

Enter now for your chance to see it before release, or experience it in cinemas from August 20.

And if you want a glimpse of what’s waiting in the dark, watch the trailer below.



Featured Image Credit: Supplied: Sony Pictures

Topics: Horror, Australia

Hameda Nafiz
Hameda Nafiz

Hameda Nafiz is a Branded Content Editor based in Sydney, Australia.

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