Patrick Wilson surprises fans as a featured vocalist on the rock ballad. <\/p>
There are a couple of surprises in store for Insidious<\/a> fans at the end of The Red Door.<\/p>\n Many viewers will choose to stay until the very end to see the post-credits scene<\/a>, which teases additional instalments of the groundbreaking horror franchise<\/a>.<\/p>\n However, prior to that final sting, viewers may be taken aback by the song that plays over the end credits, which marks a major tonal shift from the usual ambient and atmospheric Insidious theme music.<\/p>\n This epic rock ballad is a cover of a pop classic arranged specifically for The Red Door and makes quite an impression, with the film\u2019s director and star Patrick Wilson even featuring as a guest vocalist.<\/p>\n Here are all your essential details on the surprise Insidious: The Red Door credits song.<\/p> The credits theme in Insidious: The Red Door is a collaboration between Patrick Wilson and Swedish rock band Ghost, and is a cover of the 1992 Shakespears Sister hit Stay.<\/p>\n The track includes lyrics that seem to refer to scenes from the movie, such as, \u201cYou\u2019d better hope and pray that you\u2019ll wake one day in your own world,\u201d which seemingly refers to Josh and Dalton Lambert\u2019s astral exploration of The Further.<\/p>\n But the most noteworthy element must be the blistering instrumental, which is destined to halt any post-movie chats as it wrestles your attention back to the screen.<\/p>\n Listen to Ghost\u2019s Stay feat. Patrick Wilson below. Are we the only ones who will have this on repeat? Not kidding, it goes hard.<\/p>\nInsidious: The Red Door credits song explained \u2013 who sings the theme?<\/strong><\/h2>\n