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Hollywood Reporter spoke with Jacob Chase about directing the sixth Insidious film, where the filmmaker aimed to distinguish the project despite its franchise pedigree. Chase described his ambition in striking terms, saying he was trying to make the Citizen Kane of Insidious movies, and that the production itself carried that gravity on set. The remark frames a familiar tension in long-running horror series: how to honor established mythology while pursuing something singular enough to justify another installment.
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