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| Five Keys | |
| Continuity: | Insidious film series |
| Aliases: | None |
| Category: | Town |
| State: | New Mexico |
| Residents: | Audrey Rainier Christian Rainier Elise Rainier Gerald Rainier |
| Points of interest: | 414 Appletree Road Dewbend State Penitentiary Rainier residence |
| 1st appearance: | Insidious: The Last Key |
Five Keys is a fictional location featured in the Insidious film series. It appeared in the 2018 feature film Insidious: The Last Key, which is the fourth and final installment in the series.
Description[]
Five Keys is a small desert town located in the U.S. state of New Mexico. The highway to the town is marked by a sign that reads "Welcome to Five Keys - We'll Unlock Your Heart". Five Keys has a Main Street district, which includes a diner a gas station, and other typical businesses such as hardware stores and auto-mechanic service stations. Five Keys is notable as the location of the Dewbend State Penitentiary. Five Keys is home to the Rainier family, who lived in the town in the 1950s. Gerald Rainier worked as a prison guard at Dewbend.
Points of Interest[]
Welcome to Five Keys - We'll unlock your heart! Get it?
- 414 Appletree Road
- 414 Appletree Road was located on Appletree Road and ran behind the Dewbend State Penitentiary. At least five families lived on Appletree Road, including the Rainier family at house 414.
- Dewbend State Penitentiary
- Dewbend State Penitentiary was a state prison located in Five Keys, New Mexico. During the 1950s, New Mexico still had the Death Penalty, which was later abolished in 2009. In 1953, Wayne Fisher was executed by electric chair for murdering a woman with a hammer. His last meal was a rib-eye steak. His last words were "Go to Hell". Gerald Rainier worked at Dewbend as a prison guard. Whenever the electric chair was put to use, the power in the surrounding neighborhood would flicker.
- Appletree Road
- Appletree Road is a winding dirt road located in the town of Five Keys, New Mexico. At least five families lived on Appletree Road. The Dewbend State Penitentiary is located adjacent to Appletree Road. Behind the prison, the Rainier residence is located at 414 Appletree Road. In 2010, Elise Rainier, Steven "Specs" Fisher, and Tucker Croft drove down Appletree Road in a large black van that cost Tucker $700.00. They arrived at the old Rainier house at the behest of a man named Ted Garza.
- Rainier residence
- The Rainier residence, later known as the Garza residence, was located at 414 Appletree Road in Five Keys, New Mexico. In 1953, the head of the household was Gerald Rainier, who worked as a prison guard at Dewbend State Penitentiary. He was married to Audrey Rainier, and had two children, Elise and Christian. Since she was a little girl, Elise had the ability to perceive and talk to ghosts. She claimed that there were numerous ghosts haunting their home, at least one of which, took on the visage of a small child. While Audrey was protective of Elise's gift, Gerald was fearful of it, and flew into a violent rage, whenever Elise had a "visitation". On the night that Wayne Fisher was executed, Elise saw a ghost child in her bedroom. Gerald reacted poorly to this, and beat Elise with a wooden cane and locked her in the basement. While trapped in the basement, Elise was briefly possessed by the KeyDemon, who used his demonic power to murder Audrey Rainier by hanging her with a power cable from the ceiling.
Residents of Five Keys[]
- Audrey Rainier - 1953
- Christian Rainier - 1953
- Elise Rainier - 1953
- Ernie - 2010
- Gerald Rainier - 1953
- KeyDemon - 1953 & 2010
- Pam - 2010
- Ted Garza - 2010
- Wayne Fisher - Death Row inmate; 1953
Notes & Trivia[]
- To be added.