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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 8 flagged · 22 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 14 still open
Josh Lambert — In the LORE section, it states that Josh is possessed by the Lipstick-Face Demon upon returning to his body in the first film; in canon, he is possessed by the old woman (the Bride in Black).
Josh Lambert — In the LORE section, it says the Bride in Black is a manifestation of Josh's suppressed childhood trauma; in canon, she is the old woman who possessed him as a child, a separate entity.
Elise Rainier — Elise's husband died before the events of the second film, not before the third.
Elise Rainier — Elise was killed by the Bride in Black, not by a generic demon.
The Further's Inhabitants — The entity called 'The Lipstick-Face Demon' is not a canonically named entity in the Insidious films; the correct name for the female demon in the first film is 'The Bride in Black' or 'The Woman in Black', and the lipstick-faced demon is often referred to as
Possession State — The entry states that the Lipstick-Face Demon possessed Dalton Lambert, but in the canon, the Lipstick-Face Demon possessed Josh Lambert as an adult, not Dalton.
Possession State — The entry claims that Josh Lambert's childhood possession is linked to his ability to enter The Further, but in the films, his ability to astral project was inherited from his mother and the possession was a separate event that occurred after he had already be
Josh's Shadow Self — The entity is not given a specific name like 'Shadow Self' in the canon; it is simply Josh's astral projection.
Josh's Shadow Self — Josh's astral projection does not fight the Lipstick-Face Demon as a separate guardian entity; he confronts the demon himself to rescue Dalton.
Insidious — The tagline for the first Insidious film is 'It's not the house that's haunted,' not 'It's not the dead you have to fear.'
Insidious — Elise Rainier's ability is tied to a near-death experience as a child, but the spirit she encountered is not called the 'Bride in Black'; that name is not used in the films.
Insidious Chapter 2 — The tagline 'It will take what you love most' is not the official tagline for Insidious Chapter 2; the official tagline is 'The further you go, the deeper the fear.'
Insidious Chapter 2 — The claim that 'the screenplay was written solely by Leigh Whannell' is incorrect; the screenplay was co-written by Leigh Whannell and James Wan.
The Red Door — In Insidious: Chapter 2, Josh does not close the door from the Further side; the door is closed by Elise or remains open.
The Red Door — In Insidious: The Red Door, Josh and Dalton seal the door by locking it from the physical world side, not from the Further side.
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