Lights Out
Horror • PG-13 • 2016 • 1 hr 21 min
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An enlightened take on the dark, the most basic of fears. Twisted silhouettes & innovative uses of light make for some great visual frights.
Up there in top 10 horror movies for me. Truly leaves the hairs on your neck standing. Great movie.
I havent been this scared by a horror movie in a long time
The best horror movie since The Grudge. I love how the characters aren’t as dumb as in most horror movies.
I liked the characters. I hoped for something more from the end and maybe a little bit more information on Diana. Not that spooky, but good.
Surprisingly good horror movie... The scares are set good, the plot is intriguing and the twist is also fine... Would recommend!
Very simple and nothing special but I can't help really liking it. Something about it made it a good one.
I love it when horror movies include a proper mystery! Genuinely enjoyed this one, which was an expansion of the director's short film.
was a lot better than i thought it would be, the jump scares we’re good. story was super interesting. was surprised with the end.
10/10 black shadow people give me the hebi gebis
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