Josh Lambert

Mm-hmm.

And as much as I enjoy the Lambert family, this one really lets her shine.

Yeah.

So, yeah.

And even though I don't like the way they spell Renai, because who spells Renai like that, I wish she had a bit more to do in the second one.

Yeah.

I do like that we get some background for the Lambert family and young Elise and Carl.

I, I like all that.

different look oh yeah very different look

And then, of course, Garrett Ryan, kid Tim, even though he has not done anything else with Flanagan, I was like, why does this kid look so familiar? And that is he is the young Josh Lambert in the Insidious movies with all the flashbacks of, Parker Crane going after Josh as a kid this is young Josh so that's why we have seen him a bunch and talked about him on this book before so I was like why does this kid look familiar oh that's why okay

yeah I mean that's true that connection yeah absolutely

But yeah, so the flammable stuff, because yeah, at first I was like, I didn't think there would be anything really in this movie either as early as it was.

I've said this in other places, but I feel like Patrick Fabian should have had the career that Patrick Wilson has had.

You go back and watch The Last Exorcist, and I could easily see him stepping into this role right here as Josh.

I just think also that Fabian has just so much charisma, and there's a playfulness to everything that he does that I really enjoy.

The other thing I just thought of...

Because I think that one of the things that's kind of unique about this franchise and one of the things I do like is that there's this undercurrent of comedy kind of in some of the lines and banter.

I mean, and this is even outside of like Tucker and Speck.

I think that the Josh character has some lines that are quite funny.

And I just, it's just like anyone but Patrick Wilson delivering them could have really just like sent me to the moon with it.