Lights Out - Terrore nel buio
Diretto da David F. Sandberg
Quando Rebecca se n’è andata di casa, pensava di aver lasciato dietro di sé le sue paure di bambina. Crescendo, non era mai sicura di cosa fosse reale e cosa non lo fosse quando le luci si spegnevano…e adesso il suo fratellino, Martin, sta vivendo gli stessi inspiegabili e terrificanti eventi che avevano già messo alla prova la sua sanità mentale e minacciato la sua sicurezza. Una spaventosa entità con un misterioso attaccamento alla madre, Sophie, è riemersa.Ma questa volta, quando Rebecca arriva a pochi passi dalla verità, le loro vite saranno in pericolo…quando si spegneranno le luci.
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Lights Out - Terrore nel buio Ratings e Recensioni
- gnrrain7 gg faBorn from a short. Unlike many other people, I seem to think this transferred pretty well to long form entertainment. It was plenty creepy and had some fleshed out ideas that it explored. I enjoyed it. My children love it.
- ayayron18 maggio 2025Fear propaganda pushed by Big Electric
- Ty Loubach1 marzo 2026One of my favourites, and one of the best horror movies I ever watched!
- jackmeat13 dicembre 2025My quick rating - 6.8/10. Behold the fear of the dark. Many people have it and will identify with that. I assume not so many have had to deal with this level of phobia. The setup is introduced quickly, so my telling you a spirit that only appears in the dark and vanishes in the light is no spoiler. Just that this particular ghost kills anyone who threatens her. With that being said, the stage is set to scare the crap out of the viewer at any given moment, making an 81-minute movie fly by. The director (if you saw the short film on "The Fear" TV show from England) took his 5-minute idea and blew it up into a full-length scarefest. To take that simple idea and incorporate the actual anxiety of psychological issues people have into horror was done quite well. Kinda reminded me of "The Babadook" in that aspect. The eerie-looking ghost of "Diana" was creepy-looking throughout, even in the dark. The lighting, of course, is critical in this movie. Each flicker of light, or dark space, is a key part of the film and if it wasn't done properly, would ruin scene after scene. The good news is this did not happen. Every bit of attention was given to this detail, as good directors will do. Such was the case with "Crawl or Die" and countless other well-crafted films like this one. Suggesting to turn off the lights and watch this next to your loved one goes without saying, but I would show the kids out of the room unless you want to be awoken when they have nightmares. A very good film with a powerful ending that may leave you a bit surprised. Enjoy
- Casper Hørning12 novembre 2025Incredible, all in for a good scare.
- ghost0ne16 maggio 2025If the villain from The Babadook and your sleep paralysis had a blackout baby, it’d be this
- รҡ૨אρƭเ∂28 febbraio 2025Underrated AF. A simple but good storyline and great a great modern jumpscare horror. A genre that is fleeting (the jumpscare variety that is) so I enjoy the decent ones when they come along. 7.5/10
- TimBaits9 novembre 2025Super good movie, just wish there was a little more at the end. Very scary
- KGM SOSA10 ottobre 2025This movie’s a James Wan production, so you already know it’s gonna be a banger. Any horror that’s got Wan’s fingerprints on it is basically a seal of quality at this point. Lights Out isn’t the greatest or most special horror movie ever made, but it definitely stands out for having an original story, a unique villain/entity & some really clever scare setups. I’ve seen this one a bunch of times, so the magic’s worn off a bit, but it still holds up as a cool, rewatchable horror flick that knows exactly what it is. It doesn’t overstay its welcome, doesn’t try too hard to be deep, it’s just a cool concept with a mediocre storyline but does what it actually sets out to do which is be a fun excuse for some epic jump scares & eerie visuals. Simple concept, solid execution , & effective horror that delivers what it promises. Fun Fact: Lights Out actually started as a short film by the same director, David F. Sandberg. The short went so viral (you probably remember) online that James Wan noticed it & helped turn it into a full length movie, which was the catalyst that launched Sandberg’s career & eventually landing him Annabelle: Creation & Shazam! at WB.
- Danny B25 agosto 2025Lights Out starts off strong and keeps the tension going all the way through. The scares land well and the concept works without trying to be more than it is. It moves at a good pace and doesn’t overstay its welcome. It’s not groundbreaking but it’s a fun horror movie that does its job.
- juan david Barreto6 luglio 2025Really good movie.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio Trivia
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio è stato rilasciato il 21 luglio 2016.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio era diretto da David F. Sandberg.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio ha una durata di 81min.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio è stato prodotto da James Wan, Eric Heisserer, Lawrence Grey.
Quando Rebecca se n’è andata di casa, pensava di aver lasciato dietro di sé le sue paure di bambina. Crescendo, non era mai sicura di cosa fosse reale e cosa non lo fosse quando le luci si spegnevano…e adesso il suo fratellino, Martin, sta vivendo gli stessi inspiegabili e terrificanti eventi che avevano già messo alla prova la sua sanità mentale e minacciato la sua sicurezza. Una spaventosa entità con un misterioso attaccamento alla madre, Sophie, è riemersa.Ma questa volta, quando Rebecca arriva a pochi passi dalla verità, le loro vite saranno in pericolo…quando si spegneranno le luci.
I personaggi principali di Lights Out - Terrore nel buio sono Rebecca (Teresa Palmer), Sophie (Maria Bello), Martin (Gabriel Bateman).
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio è votato VM14.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio è un film Horror, Mistero.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio ha una valutazione di 6.1 su 10 dal pubblico.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio aveva un budget di 4,9 Mln USD.
Lights Out - Terrore nel buio ha guadagnato 149,4 Mln USD al botteghino.