Red Lights 2012

Dr. Margaret Matheson and her partner, Tom Buckley, are renowned investigators of paranormal phenomena. As professional skeptics, they have successfully exposed numerous fraudulent practices such as mind readers, ghost hunters, and faith healers by identifying what Matheson refers to as red lights—the subtle indicators that reveal the deceptive nature behind these supernatural claims.

However, turmoil arises when the legendary blind psychic, Simon Silver, makes a shocking return to public life after a 30-year hiatus. Matheson, once a fearless opponent to such mystics, cautions Buckley against confronting Silver, fearing that his charisma and spoon-bending abilities conceal a sinister connection to the mysterious death of a prominent critic from three decades prior. She believes Silver poses a significant danger that should not be ignored.

Despite Matheson’s warnings, Buckley is steadfast in his ambition to expose Silver, convinced that discrediting him will enhance his credentials and secure essential funding for Matheson’s groundbreaking research. His growing fixation on this goal leads him to enlist the help of his brilliant student, Sally. Together, they utilize a sophisticated assortment of technology to decipher the secrets behind Silver’s claims.

As their investigation intensifies, Buckley finds himself caught in a battle not only against Silver but also with his own convictions. This saga brings forth an explosive collision between science and the supernatural, challenging their beliefs while spiraling into a mind-bending climax.

In a stunning twist, it is revealed that the true reason behind Buckley’s relentless pursuit of these practitioners stems from a deep-rooted desire to find someone like him—one who is genuinely endowed with paranormal abilities. As Silver’s secrets are laid bare, it becomes apparent that it was Buckley all along who was orchestrating the truly unexplainable events, leading to a profound transformation in his understanding of reality.