Red Lights: Press reviews

'Even with flashes of invention and the game cast, it would take a wilier showman than Cortés to truly impress with this shabby bag of tricks.'

'Mr. Cortés and his photographer, Xavi Giménez, paint a darkly troubled world haunted by creepy street people and wily charlatans'

'it's the kind of semi-savvy pulp nonsense that'll do if your first choice is sold out.'

'After an extremely interesting first hour demonstrating their investigative methods, the movie flags rather badly.'

'A starry cast, curious premise and well-crafted shocks make for an ambitious thriller that ekes – and eeks – out the tension to its iffy finale.'

'An exciting cast but an underwhelming film'

'this bottom-drawer hokum about debunkers of the alleged paranormal comes at us with a regrettably dim script and very uncertain style from gimmick-fond director Rodrigo Cortés'

'The philosophical talk of truth and illusion feels just a bit creaky after the sealed-coffin nightmare of his earlier (and brilliant) Buried.'