Insidious search interest hits 56 after Out of the Further

Google Search interest for Insidious reached 56 for the week of August 22 2026, up 1020% in 30 days as Sony opened the sixth film.

Data through August 24, 2026Source google search
explodingexponentialmediumaverage

Latest index

56

2026-08-22

30 days

+1020%

90 days

+1300%

Peak

91

2023-07-15

Tracked since

2021-08-28

Insidious

Search interest index (0-100) · Source: google search

+1020% past 30 days

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Insidious is the Blumhouse supernatural horror franchise, and Google Search interest jumped in the opening week of Insidious: Out of the Further. Trends MCP records the keyword insidious at 56 for the week of August 22 2026, up from 17 on August 15 and 5 on July 25. That is a series-derived +1020.0% 30-day rise and +1300.0% over 90 days from 4 on May 23. get_growth returns +229.41% over 7 days (17 → 56) and +1020.0% over 30 days (5 → 56), matching the weekly series endpoint. On boards as of August 24 2026 02:01 UTC, insidious ranked 3 on Google Trends and Insidious: Out of the Further ranked 13 on Wikipedia Trending. Data pulled August 24 2026 from source google search.

Insidious search interest right now

Google Search interest for insidious sits at 56 for the week of August 22 2026, a +1020.0% move from 5 on July 25 and a +229.41% week-over-week step from 17 on August 15, on a 261-week Trends MCP series whose peak remains 91 on July 15 2023.

MetricValue
Latest value (week of August 22 2026)56
30-day change+1020.0% (5 on July 25 2026 → 56)
90-day change+1300.0% (4 on May 23 2026 → 56)
Peak value91 on July 15 2023
Prior 2023 high86 on July 8 2023
First seen in seriesAugust 28 2021 (value 4)
7-day growth (get_growth)+229.41% (17 → 56), recent date August 22 2026
Google Trends rank (August 24 2026 02:01 UTC)3
Wikipedia Trending rank for Insidious: Out of the Further13
Series length261 weekly points

Every row traces to the stored topics/data/insidious.json series or to same-day Trends MCP get_growth / get_top_trends pulls. Values sit on the normalized 0-100 Google Search scale.

About Insidious

Insidious: Out of the Further is the sixth Insidious film, written and directed by Jacob Chase for Blumhouse and Sony, with a U.S. theatrical opening on August 21 2026. Amelia Eve stars as Gemma; Lin Shaye returns as Elise Rainier.

Leigh Whannell created the series. Jason Blum, Oren Peli, James Wan, and Whannell produce. Brandon Perea and Maisie Richardson-Sellers co-star. Sony Pictures posted the plot: Gemma can travel into The Further and bring spirits back.

Wikipedia records a Los Angeles premiere on August 18 2026 at AMC The Grove 14, a 106-minute runtime, an $18 million budget, and $60.3 million in box office as of the August 23 retrieval. Deadline's August 23 2026 Sunday update, cited there, put the opening above $25 million. Rotten Tomatoes stood at 58% from 95 reviews with a 5.6/10 average; Metacritic assigned 46 from 24 critics; CinemaScore logged a C+.

What the time series shows

The Google Search curve for insidious lived in a 2-7 band for most of 2021 through 2025, with Halloween lifts of 7 on November 6 2021 and 7 on November 1 2024, then one theatrical spike around The Red Door.

That 2023 window printed 20 on July 1, 86 on July 8, a 91 peak on July 15, 52 on July 22, then 33 on July 29 before fading into single digits by September.

The 2026 climb started from 5 on July 18 and July 25, then 8 on August 1, 13 on August 8, 17 on August 15, and 56 on August 22, the first week covering the August 21 opening. Derived labels from the stored series are growth_label exploding, speed_label exponential, seasonality_label medium, and volatility_label average. Exploding follows the +1020.0% 30-day change and the +1300.0% 90-day change. Exponential follows a recent 30-day absolute move of 51 versus a prior 30-day absolute move of 1. Medium seasonality reflects franchise-release spikes rather than a weekly or yearly calendar loop. Average volatility matches a week-over-week percent-change standard deviation of 36.13 across nonzero steps.

Related topics

Same-day Trends MCP get_growth pulls on Google Search put the closest film neighbors at The Last House +215.38% over 30 days (13 → 41), The End of Oak Street +661.54% (13 → 99), and Lanterns +535.71% (14 → 89), recent date August 22 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Insidious trending in August 2026?

Sony Pictures released Insidious: Out of the Further in U.S. theaters on August 21 2026, after an August 18 Los Angeles premiere. Trends MCP Google Search data pulled August 24 2026 shows the keyword insidious at 56 for the week of August 22, up from 17 on August 15 and 5 on July 25. That is a series-derived +1020.0% 30-day rise. On boards as of August 24 2026 02:01 UTC, insidious ranked 3 on Google Trends and Insidious: Out of the Further ranked 13 on Wikipedia Trending.

What is Insidious: Out of the Further?

It is the sixth Insidious film, written and directed by Jacob Chase for Blumhouse, Atomic Monster, and Sony. Amelia Eve stars as Gemma, with Lin Shaye returning as Elise Rainier. Wikipedia lists an $18 million budget, a 106-minute runtime, and $60.3 million in box office as of the August 23 retrieval. Sony's synopsis says Gemma can bring spirits from The Further into the real world.

Is 56 the all-time search peak for Insidious?

No. The stored Google Search series peaks at 91 on July 15 2023, during the Insidious: The Red Door theatrical window, with 86 on July 8 2023 and 52 on July 22 2023. The August 22 2026 reading of 56 is the 2026 high and the first week above 40 since that 2023 cluster.

How did critics score the new film?

Wikipedia, citing Rotten Tomatoes on August 23 2026, records 58% positive reviews from 95 critics and a 5.6/10 average. Metacritic assigned 46 from 24 critics. CinemaScore polled a C+ audience grade, the same as The Red Door.