Lights Out

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Release date: 19 August 2016

Running time: 81 minutes

A supernatural being that lives in the dark preys on a family in this suspenseful, spine-chilling horror. Following the unexplained death of his factory owner father Paul (Billy Burke), 10-year-old Martin (Gabriel Bateman) starts to experience terrifying visions whenever the lights are switched off. This brings home his older sister Rebecca (Teresa Palmer), who moved out because she could no longer cope with their hallucination-plagued, mentally unstable mother, Sophie (Maria Bello). Frazzled Martin tells Rebecca that Sophie has been communicating with someone named Diana, who lives in the dark. Recognising the threat this terrifying and malevolent entity poses to the family, Rebecca realises that she must unlock and confront the truth hidden in her mother's past. Swedish director David F. Sandberg's lean, unremittingly scary expansion of his internet sensation short film is produced by 'The Conjuring' director James Wan. It builds to a tense and chilling climax that will leave you sleeping with every light on.

Original title: Lights Out

Cast: Teresa Palmer, Alicia Vela-Bailey, Gabriel Bateman, Alexander DiPersia, Andi Osho

Director: David F. Sandberg

Production: 2016

Age restrictions: 15

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