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Lights Out is very, very short — a little over 80 minutes, and that’s with the closing credits. (Without, it’s closer to 75.) Yet it’s also lean.

Things To Do Movies “Lights Out” uses a simple yet effective trick to elicit frights — again and again Three and one-half stars. Rate PG-13.

Fear of the dark isn’t the only reason to avoid “Lights Out,” a notably short horror flick—the running time is 81 minutes—that David F. Sandberg based on his 3-minute short of the same name.

“Lights Out” isn’t an unqualified knockout, but in its milieu, leading man and rich supporting players, score the show a clear winner on points. And that’s no bull.