Insidious: The Last Key

“Insidious: The Last Key” is the thirty-fifth episode of the fourth season of We'll See You In Hell.
== Episode Description ==
The boys discuss the Golden Globes, some of the year’s big Oscar pictures, and, finally, the new Lin Shaye vehicle “Insidious: The Last Key!”
== Before The Film ==
* Joe got a nice scarf for Christmas and is wearing it, it's not douchey.
* Joe, why did you tell James Franco to do what he did?
** Franco defends himself on Colbert.
** Michael Douglas announces he has done nothing creepy.
* The Golden Globes
** Why'd they wheel Kirk Douglas out?
** Why did they invite Tonya Harding to the anti-misogyny Golden Globes?
** James Franco denies Tommy Wiseau a chance at the mic.
* On With The Joe!: Pat sings Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way and Joe sings Howard Jones - Things Can Only Get Better
== Pat's Movie Corner ==
* A Ghost Story (Pat)
** Rooney Mara eats and vomits a pie.
* You're So Cool Brewster! The Story of Fright Night (Joe)
* All the Money in the World (Pat)
** For the Kevin Spacey/Christopher Plummer reshoots, Michelle Williams does it for the per diem while Mark Wahlberg gets $1.5 million. Same agency!
** Mark Wahlberg does AT&T commercials and ruins the middle class.
** Harvey Weinstein gets spat on in a restaurant.
* The Disaster Artist (Joe)
* Super Dark Times... they'll discuss it later.
* Wind River (Pat)
* The House (Pat)
== Joe's Scary Stuff ==
* Joe watched the Full Moon DVDs (Hideous, The Creeps) and couldn't finish them. He apologizes if you purchased them.
* Joe met the girl from Nightmare on Elm Street 3 (Welcome to prime time, bitch!) and told her she was his favorite Nightmare kill, she says "God bless you, thank you!"
* Pat watched some documentaries on the Bill & Ted's Most Excellent Collection 
== The Film ==
* 44 minutes in and they haven't talked about it, but there's not much to say.
* Joe recaps the Insidious movies.
* Pat saw it with Karen Kilgariff, she hadn't seen any of the other films and must've been completely lost.
* The scenes with Lin Shaye and Bruce Davison are the worst scenes in a really bad movie.
* How is Blumhouse putting out this and Get Out?
* Comic relief is the love triangle between an underage girl and two 40+ goons.
* Shoutouts, is once a month enough? And there's merch on the way.