Lights Out (2014)
Directed by David F. Sandberg
A woman prepares for bed, but realizes that something may be lurking in the shadows.
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If nothing else, Lights Out is a fairy tale Hollywood success story for Swedish director David F. Sandberg, whose unnerving, online shorts caught the attention of contemporary horror mogul James Wan (the Saw movies, the Insidious movies, the Conjuring movies, all future horror movies, and – most horrific of all – the upcoming Aquaman movie).
Lights Out is based on writer/director David Sandberg’s short film.
“Lights Out” comes from the assembly line of producer James Wan, who, with his “Conjuring” and “Insidious” movies, has made home-based horror the genre’s leading trend this decade.
Thus, the look of ecstatic satisfaction on my face as I walked out of Swedish-born filmmaker David Sandberg's ultra-creepy feature debut, Lights Out.
Based on a legitimately creepy 2013 short film, Lights Out follows Teresa Palmer's Rebecca as she must put aside her differences with her mom (Maria Bello's Sophie) to save her little brother (Gabriel Bateman's Martin) from a demonic menace.
Wait, I don’t have a cat! There’s security and comfort in being able to see your surroundings, which makes the premise of David Sandberg ’s Lights Out even more terrifying.