If you’re going to see this for pure horror factor of it you’re going to be mostly disappointed Lights Out is eerie and chilling, but not particularly scary.
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The general story of the movie felt a little lackluster, as though it has been used previously before. It was able to progress the story during the days and was able to draw you tensely in during the nights. Lights Out had a good balance between day and night, light and dark. They took one of the biggest fears for most people and preyed on it. It was an interesting take with the camera work, I really enjoyed how they played with the lighting aspects of the movie.
The film didn’t really have any heavy CGI or special effects but the ones that were in the movie were okay.
In searching for the truth about Diana, Rebecca finds some disturbing truth about their mother Sophie (Maria Bello) and a dark connection. Rebecca eventually feels as though she has to find the truth about what happened to Diana to help save Martin from the similar events that happened to her when she was younger. Diana had always been a minor presence in the life of the siblings. The scene then shifts over to introduce the siblings Rebecca and Martin. It shows her standing in a hallway but only when the lights are switched off. The movie opens with a scene in a mannequin warehouse where Diana is first introduced. Rebecca and Martin are siblings who have a deep personal connection with Diana. The movie stars Teresa Palmer who plays Rebecca, and Gabriel Bateman who plays Martin. The film revolves around a family being haunted by a mysterious figure Diana (Alicia Vela-Bailey), but Diana only comes out when its dark. Sandberg as well getting the chance to adapt it for the big screen. Lights Out is a full length movie based off of the short film of the same title by David F.
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