Movies Directed by David F. Sandberg

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A grieving nun gifts a doll to orphaned girls, unaware it awakens a malevolent spirit that preys on their fear.

Why people love it: It expands the Conjuring mythos with strong characters and unsettling atmosphere. The doll’s design and jump scares keep audiences on edge.

1 / 5

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A woman confronts a shadowy entity that only appears when the lights go out, turning darkness into terror.

Why people love it: The film packs intense scares into a tight runtime, making every dark moment count. Its simple premise of a darkness‑bound monster feels fresh and terrifying. Strong visual effects and a relentless pace keep viewers on edge.

2 / 5

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A mother watches a dark figure emerge from the shadows whenever the lights go out, turning a simple night into terror.

Why people love it: The short’s minimalist setting and clever use of lighting create genuine scares in just a few minutes. Its viral success proved Sandberg’s talent for tension.

3 / 5

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Teen Billy Batson gains adult superpowers, learning responsibility while delivering laughs.

Why people love it: Its goofy tone and heartfelt coming‑of‑age story resonate. Zachary Levi’s charm makes the hero both mighty and relatable.

4 / 5

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Billy Batson and his superhero team confront ancient gods who threaten humanity, mixing humor with high‑octane mythic battles.

Why people love it: Fans enjoy the blend of comic‑book silliness and epic mythology, while the chemistry among the cast adds heart. The film’s vibrant visuals make every fight memorable.

5 / 5