The cinematographer did an excellent job manipulating darkness, amongst other things, and the sound design was brilliant. The movie spooked me so much that I had to sleep with my room door closed and put every light on while making my way to the restroom. One of the most touching and emotional scenes for me is when Sophie finally knows that protecting her children is more important than anything or anyone else. Rebecca is involuntarily given the task of protecting Martin and stopping Diana from taking over her mother’s mind entirely.Īll of the actors gave astonishing performances with their great character roles, emotional, scary, and touching. Sophie thinks that Diana is a good old friend, but Rebecca and Martin think otherwise as the evil presence shows more of itself. You have to follow the movie and listen to everything not to become confused. Skip Forward, and we see Sophie being frantic about Diana, who she claims is a shadowy figure that travels only through darkness and has something to do with Sophie being in a mental hospital when she was a teenager. Sophie’s psychosis is gradually getting worse with time and is harmful to Martin ( Gabriel Bateman - Annabelle (2014), Band of Robbers (2015), Outcast (2016)) who is still young. Sophie remarried because she had a hard time dealing with it and married Paul ( Billy Burke - Twilight (2008), The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009), The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010)) who she had a son with named Martin. Her mother Sophie ( Maria Bello - A History of Violence (2005), Prisoners (2013), Secret Window (2004), Payback (1999)) has a psychosis which made Rebecca fear for her life and is one of the reasons she left home at a young age. Lights Out revolve around Rebecca ( Teresa Palmer - Warm Bodies (2013), I Am Number Four (2011), The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (2010), Bedtime Stories (2008)) left home after her father vanished because of several reasons. Lights Out contain violence, graphic/disturbing images, suspense, thrills, drug content, tension, and terror throughout, leaving you sitting on the edge of your seat or cowardly awaiting the next scene. David used a lot of old-school tricks and techniques instead of CGI when it came to Diana. ![]() David did not overdo things and kept everything simple except for one or two scenes with Sophie and Diana, making everything flow beautifully. David knows how to deliver terror as I was scared as he made his way into mental health issues with a villain. Sandberg ( Vad tyst det blev… (2006), Attic Panic (2015), Coffer (2014)) marvelously executed his movie that exceeded my expectations in every possible way, being fun and terrifying. Lights Out (2016) is an American supernatural horror film based on director Sandberg’s award-winning short film Lights Out (2013) and was shot in Sweden.
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