Martin does not sleep anymore during the night but in classroom and his older stepsister Rebecca (Teresa Palmer) that lives alone is summoned by the social assistant. When his son, the boy Martin (Gabriel Bateman), is frightened by the same creature, he sees his mother Sophie (Maria Bello) talking to an imaginary friend called Diana (Alicia Vela-Bailey) in the shadow of her room. Lights out receives an 8/10 on my scale.Ī man called Paul (Billy Burke) is working after hours and is murdered by a supernatural entity in the shadow. You want people focused on the plot of the movie and on what's going on, not on the ridiculous amount of gore.

This movie isn't very gory or overly grotesque either, it has a minimal amount of blood/gore, and some violent images, but not a whole whole lot, which it good and a wise decision by the filmmakers, because if a scary movie is too gory or overly disturbing, then it can be distracting from the plot. The opening of the film is also very effective in its attempt to be truly scary. Diana and the visuals that make her up are done very well and the horror is real here, it's not cheap or cheesily boring. There are some scenes that may even be somewhat hard to watch because of the utter creepiness. The visuals are good, the darkness and the creepy eeriness effect of a lot of scenes work very well. Every actor did their job beautifully and the characters they portray are well constructed, they are not just surface level, cardboard cut out characters. It offers great thrills and also offers wonderful acting. Lights out really is a great modern horror film. While fimmaker David Sanberg has made a few films all of them limited to short movies and terror genre as Annabelle : Creation, adding a peculiar superhero movie : ¡Shazam! (2019). As David decided to expand his original short film Lights out (2013) into a feature film thanks to producer James Wan, the latter has financed and directed notorious horror movies, such as : Swamp Thing, The Curse of La Llorona, Saw saga, Annabelle: Creation, Conjuring saga, Insidious saga, Demonic, Annabelle, among others. Sandberg who made the decision to focus on practical effects and avoided as much computed generator effects as possible. The motion picture was competently directed by horror expert David F. Equally, a mysterious and suspenseful musical score by Benjamin Wallfisch, composing a sinister atmosphere. The pic contains a dark and colorful cinematography by Marc Spicer. The main and support cast are pretty well, giving attractive performances such as Teresa Palmer, Maria Bello, Gabriel Bateman, Alexander DiPersia and brief acting by Billy Burke as unfortunate father. A scary and unsettling flick that garnered very positive reception on the internet in spite of its short budget, as the picture goes on growing more and more and developing little by little until the unexpected conclusion. This starts off at the very beginning occuring mysterious happenings, as the camera lurks suspensenful behind its actors and beside them and above them and everywhere else. A creepy and thrilling film about a haunting house where lives a weird being, it packs inexplicable disturbing occurrences, shocks, thrills, suspense, chills, hair-rising events and surprising final twist. Everything then changes in eerie way and things go wrong. Later on, Rebecca is shocked when to be aware about the weird person there inhabits. At mother's house takes place a series of strange and eerie incidents. Stars Rebecca (Teresa Palmer) who must unlock the horror behind her traumatized little sibling's (Gabriel Bateman)grisly experiences that once tested her sanity, bringing her face to face with a supernatural spirit attached to their mother (Maria Bello). One of the film's strongest points is the fact that there's quite a lot of fun to be had with the supernatural aspects of the storyline. Enjoyable horror movie with thrills, chills and strange events, while the roles scream and panic her way through most of their scenes and including limited CGI. Mystery and horror movie including chills, intrigue, terrifying happenings and it's certainly better than most other films of the same genre concerning a diabolic and mysterious terror appearing at a house.

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