Lights Out | Full Movie | Movies Anywhere

Rachel Sennott's face possesses an incredible volumetric capacity for discomfort. [Full review in Spanish]

A nicely performed ray of genre with a few story problems that will leave some audience members in the dark.

There have been movies in the past that played with Nyctophobia, a severe fear of the dark, but I haven't seen one that truly terrified me as much as Lights Out.

As generally inconsequential as Lights Out is, it ultimately leaves a bad taste with its dismissive portrayal of mental illness.

Simple functionality is a smart move. To try and dig too deeply or add any class to the proceedings would miss the point of it all. Lights Out holds no illusions as to what it wants or needs to be, keeping things to a tight 81 minutes.