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15 most popular horror movies of 2023 ranked worst to best

A long list of highly-anticipated horror movies were released in 2023, but unfortunately, not all of them were great.

By Natalie Zamora

Ghostface in Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Media Group's "Scream VI."
Ghostface in Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Media Group's "Scream VI." /
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11. Insidious: The Red Door

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Insidious: The Red Door /

Despite following the Insidious franchise and generally liking the movies, it took me a while to watch the latest installment, The Red Door, after reading the negative reviews. I love Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne, and the first Insidious movie is one of my favorites in the genre. I love the second one, too! But after over a decade of this series, do we really need more? The Red Door proves we probably don't.

Insidious: The Red Door serves as a direct sequel to Insidious: Chapter 2, taking place nearly 10 years later. Josh and Renai have divorced, and sadly Josh's mother Lorraine has recently passed away. Josh has a strained relationship with his family, particularly his son Dalton, who's about to go off to college. But Dalton is also forming a connection with The Further again, not knowing what it is, and needs help.

I don't hate Insidious: The Red Door, but I just don't have any strong feelings about it at all, which isn't great. The movie leans into heartfelt family moments which I like, especially because I'm attached to the characters at this point, but otherwise, it's completely forgettable. There's nothing new here worth watching.

WHERE TO WATCH: Stream on Netflix

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