akeith-813-369924 This is good for a scary movie at a pre-teen slumber party, but not much else. I will admit that I haven't seen the short that's mentioned, but I'm going to make a point to hint for it now. I will also say that this movie met my expectations/I wasn't expecting a total masterpiece. Most of this movie's issue is the concept. I will give cast and production credit where credit is due: David F. Sanberg and James Wan made the best that they possibly could out of the mud puddle of a plot. If you like far fetched plots on the same tier as Orphan and are not completely fed up by movies overdoing jump scares, you'll probably like this one.

billcr12 I will first admit to not liking ghost stories of any kind, so if you do, maybe this is for you. A woman who has spent time in a nut house has recurring visits from a ghost who was a previous tenant of the crazy house. We get a husband, a son and a daughter. The daughter attempts to care for her younger brother, as mom is pretty much out to lunch. A family custody struggle ensues, and, of course some bad things happen to all involved. Lights out is neither scary or entertaining in any way. Do your self a favor and avoid this snooze fest and watch a few episodes of the Twilight Zone instead.

agostino-dallas I enjoy horror movies, a lot, but not these melodramas mixing mental issues and supernatural. They lack the essence of a good horror movie which is to entice the audience in a psychological thriller to a point where you believe that what is going on the big screen could potentially happen when you go back to your house. Especially if you are American and live in one of those nice big houses. Ghosts usually do not pick Latin America houses. That's because they will probably have to haunt a studio place, where the living room is also the bedroom and there is one bathroom which in a standard American house would be a cat or do; g area. Anyway, my point is, this movie is a 5 or 6, it will scare you in a couple of scenes but that's it. As soon as you leave the theater, you will turn on your cell, check some e-mails, FB, and think of what you will see next time. This movie will definitely not stick only that when someone ask, you will probably say: "Oh yes, I saw it once". Please make the Sixth Sense sequal.

hezekiahlamet Even the intro alone got me really really shocked. One of the best movies ever.