Alice isn't walking toward her dead doppelganger. Alice is standing still recording the doppelganger walking up to HER.

lake mungo is a heavily, HEAVILY underrated found footage movie. i will never forget the scene where alice sees her own bloated corpse walking towards her

Genuinely one of the most effective jumpscares I’ve seen in a movie. Got me so bad the first time I watched it

Just so people know, Alice drowned in a dam in her hometown of Ararat whilst going for a swim with her family, she did NOT drown at Lake Mungo. She only buried her things at Lake Mungo because it was after her encounter with her doppelganger, and she wanted to bury her most precious belongings in a place she loved. Her reason for haunting her family's house, as well, was to make sure her family found her belongings and saw the footage on her phone. I don't believe her death was a murder, either, as some people theorize, I think it was simply an accident that was, sadly, always going to happen. I feel like she wanted them to understand what she had been going through, the nightmares she had been having, the feeling of dread, all those things that she never told them about or probably felt like she couldn't talk to them about. At the same time, however, I also think she wanted them to understand that her death was inevitable, that there was nothing any of them could do, and that they shouldn't blame themselves.

even when you warned me about the jumpscare i still shat myself

It's so hard to talk about this scene isolated from the remaining film. The damn thing is a 3d puzzle that needs all its parts viewed together

And the worst part, not for us the viewers but for her, was that she must have known that day that it was THE day. And that to me is what is horrifying. The four months between this scene and her death must have been petrifying for her. Like before it was a feeling but now she knew why she always felt like that. Now she had proof of her end, finally having caught up with her. I actually think what she saw turned into self fulfilling prophecy for her and that it was what probably gave her the push to end it that day to escape all those feelings. I remember a scene where her brother said he saw her towel flowing in the water. Like it's very likely it was a successful su****e attempt.

NEVER stop doing these you're mad underrated

One thing I could see that is scarier than Alice walking to bloated corpse... Is that bloated corpse is walking towards Alice and shes stun locked looking at her reflection.

The simple fact that the movie made us think Alice wasn't ever in the photos...when _she truly was the entire time_ is what sold it for me.

This movie is genius! The thing that makes this scene so effective is the fact that in the middle of the plot the director makes you belive that there is nothing really supernatural and that's only the brother making things up. And then when this scene happens you are genuinely caugh out of guard. I wish in more mockumentary/found footage movies like this, without cheap jumpscares, because it's a genre with a lot of potential.

My favourite horror film of all time. Watch it once a year. I reckon next year I'm gonna drive up to Mungo as it's only a few hours away.

The one thing I think makes this scene terrifying is that I don’t think she’s walking up to the apparition of her corpse. It’s slowly gliding towards her…

Lake mungo was one of the weirdest movies I watched. It didn't scare me but left me with this feeling of melancholy for a good while after.

I love that the family’s last name is Palmer cause the story is probably inspired a bit by twin peaks, the way Laura was in her last days, just hopelessly knowing something bad was going to happen to her and then her death haunting everything

I started watching this once and got so angry when the brother said he "photoshopped" pictures to make his parents feel better. I got so angry (for some reason) that I stopped watching the movie. A few weeks later I decided to just try it again, because I had actually heard good things about the movie. That's when I realized the photos he "photoshopped" actually had her in the picture, which made it so creepy and honestly fantastic. Glad I decided to watch it all the way through though.

one of The most depressing, tragic, thought provoking and unsolved mystery horror movie ever made. I was shocked when i first saw this movie. I am very glad finally this movie getting the attention to the new generation as it deserves

That jump scare gave me goose bumps, and the image of her dead and blackened body was *actually* unsettling.

These videos are awesome, I don't ever feel like my time is being wasted or the video is dragging on. Short. Effective. Terrifying.

While I was watching a video analyzing this video a while back, I saw comments theorizing that she was killed by her own brother and had her body dumped in the lake.

Great video! I saw this film a long time ago and it’s a horror staple I often return to for a feeling of fear/dread I have yet to find in any other movie. No matter where I am when I watch that scene, I’m immediately scared. I have seen it over and over and I still jump out of my skin. The idea of seeing yourself dead before you die and knowing that is coming…it’s terrifying and sad and isolating. Unfortunate the creator hasn’t done any work since but I am so glad they made this movie!

Im so happy this video exists. I watched the movie nearly a year ago and wished it had more attention… now there is this video Such a good movie

My favorite horror movie. The slow build to this scene is superb. Not only the execution of it, but the concept of your own corpse walking up to you in the night is the most horrifying thing I've ever seen in a film. Also, just found your channel and I'm loving the content, dude. Keep up the good work

Bro your videos are amazing. I can’t believe you’re not bigger! Each of these videos actually scare me and most of the movies you pick I haven’t seen, either. Me and some of my friends binged your terrifying scene videos and you do a great job at disturbing people. Your awesome man don’t stop your craft! 🎉

dude, you are criminally underrated. you dominate this genre of YT. I have tried other videos to fill the void while i wait for the next post, nothing competes man. love from MN, mans

I had the same reaction to the jump scare 😂 great video tray

thanks for reminding me about this horrifying movie that didn't let me sleep for weeks

It's wild I've seen so many clips of these kinds of "profound" horror scenes, but nothing that really encapsulates that coming face to face death like you really well put forward in this vid. It seems like something some director would have thought of before this, but nah they got it here

man ive binged hella videos youve made and expected you to have at least like 400k subs but im surprised you only had 20k the quality of the videos you make are really high and i cant stop watching them, you might even inspire me to try and make similar videos haha keep doing what you're doing man love to see it

watching this just before going to work, love your videos man

another tray clancy banger!!! i always like the typography of your videos but this one has the best yet imo

I don't remember that much about this movie , but this scene has been stuck on my mind for a really long time.

I love these videos! So glad you're keeping making them

just finished the movie and this part fucked me up so bad. i can already feel its gonna stick with me for a bit. this actually rocked my shit.

Loving your videos bro, keep it up!

this series are mad good pls keep doing ts. Underrated fr

Bro I was actually shocked when I was binging your vids and saw you only have 82K. I mean 82k is amazing but your videos are so entertaining keep up the good work

If you plan on continuing this series, I recommend watching The Mothman Prophecies, that movie has one of the most underrated scary moments in film with the Phone Call scene.

great channel dude. watching all your videos. looking forward to new stuff and enjoying everything i've seen

so glad someones talking about this film, criminally underrated

Good video man. A long video of you doing something like this would definitely be awesome. Good shit.

Yeah that scene destroyed me and haunted me for days. Everytime I would walk somewhere by myself I imagined how I'd encounter my dead self in whichever way I may die.

Getting the creeps and i'm just 5 seconds into your video. The pure Terror i had, watching that scene! My buddy and i were already on some little horror movie weeks (and found footage in partiular) at that time - but the doppelganger scene in lake mungo tops it almost all (besides a few scenes in Kairo/Pulse)! Remembering us, talking about that scene a few days later and still we both got the shivers! awesome (somehow)! that's what we want from horror movies 😍 Thanks for the Video! i'll definitively will watch your other scenes analysis, too!

Nice man, i love your one terrifying scene series

Ik ur probably always busy but u gotta be consistent bro ur too good to go unnoticed

man i absolutely love the way these are created, you can really tell how much time was put into these videos even if they are just 6-7 minutes long, and i’m always finding myself repeating “one terrifying scene” at the end of each video 😂😂

Incredible breakdown bruh, I gotta watch this movie now.

How do you only have 28k subs. This is ridiculously good content.

You’re my favourite horror channel, can’t wait for your future vids 🥳🙏Happy new year 💯

its strange that video opened up with that line.. that line stuck with me when I watched it ..and the other one "something bad has happened already, it just has not hit me yet"

You're doing a great job on this channel, thanks ! Indeed I rank Lake Mungo among the top of my most feared films of all time, a true and rare gem in the genre. By the way, I'd advise you to make a video on Don't Look Now (1973) final scene, which I consider to be one of cinema's peaks of deep visceral terror.

Totally excellent!

Great short vid! Need more!

This film and especially this scene had me terrified and made me have trouble with sleeping for 2 days

Another fire video bro 🔥

i love these and your voice!

This gives me so much anxiety. It has ever since Jay Bauman mentioned it on a RedLetterMedia episode I have had trouble going to sleep thinking about this scene.

great videos bro

Brilliant film. Always wondered why he didn’t make another one after this…

this movie broke me, I have watched a lot of horror and disturbing movies, you name them, I’ve watched them, so I thought I was insensitive to any type of horror genre. But this one, oh my God, something about this movie left a weird dark feeling in me, it didn’t scare me or disturb me, it left me feeling empty inside

You and big will are so under rated.

This is one of my absolute favorite horror movies of all time. Expertly crafted anticipation and scares. Then the move they pull after the credits leaves you feeling so vulnerable. All i thought after the movie was "if I didn't see this the whole time, I wouldn't be able to see my bloated version of death coming for me either." Then for the next few days I kept looking in dark corners for my death doppelganger.

Nice and to the point. The psychic readings were a nice conclusion between Alice and her mom as it kinda tied a bow on the paranormal undertones

what messes me up is how this movie gives you this sense of helplessness. this girl was told exactly how she was gonna die and that there is no escaping it, she doesn't know when it's gonna happen, she just knew how and there was nothing she could do to prevent it.

The part that scared me the most was the ending credits. Earlier in the film her brother doctored some photos of her ghost, ending credits show moments where she was actually secretly in the background

I loved watching horror movies, but this scene I couldn't watch. And the credit scenes, where we can see her ghost on pictures where she was alive (that this curse was following her from the beginning) is just pure horror.

LOL the commentary along with the analysis is golden. hidden gem channel fr. you should analyze saltburn!

I love getting the upload notis 😩

Cool!!

Top 3 ff films for me for me. What an amazing frickin movie. I remember watching this while I was younger, and I loved it. Now that I’m an adult, I love it even more, and I understand what it all means. It’s sad, creepy as hell and super clever.

Hell yeah he's back!

The last scene of the movie would have been the scariest if it didn't pan to Alice sitting in the garden. Most people would think it's the same old photo.

The ending scene in Midsommar truly terrified me.

I heard nothing but good things about Lake Mungo, and everyone was right.

Still to this day i cant watch this sence again

This film is criminally underrated. Every horror fan should watch this

omg they zoomed in the still pic!!! thats the most cost efficient kind of jump scare ever! lol

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I have seen a lot of horror movies. I love horror it is one of my favorite genres. Not much creeps me out anymore...this movie...this movie is freaking terrifying. The Conjuring's got nothing on how unsettling this movie is, it's just dreadful and takes the fear of the unknown to the next level. Idk in my opinion I think Lake Mungo is prolly the creepiest film I've seen but that's just me 10/10.

Lake Mungo is genuinely one of the best found footage movies

That movie was creepy frfr

Only 6k views is a crime, this guy is so underrated

This scene shook me

Hey man, I'm a huge fan of your work. I'm also a creator but in the true crime sphere. Of course, my videos are nowhere near the quality of yours. Do you mind me asking...what kind of editing software do you use? I'm doing everything on my ohone right now, so... it's not really ideal lol. However, I'll soon be getting a new computer and I want to make sure that I make the right decision when it comes to the editing software.

I found this movie more sad than frightening.

Damn.. I remember this movie it scared the sh*t out of me mainly because I watched when I was very young and I thought it was real.

This movie is so fantastic

As soon as I discovered this series, I was like OK let me look for the lake Mungo episode because I know it’s in here. 😂

Every upload is elite. Only complaint is wanting more!

binge watched this entire channel, dude you gonna blow the fuck UP

That ''oh fuck off'' made me like this video

This is very scary

This movie was very trippy and creative. Was super slow but I think it was worth it

4:43 - "Oh, fuck off" 🤣

Lake Mungo - which is a real place located in New South Wales - has no water in it, in fact, it's been dry for 10,000 years. It has a very fascinating landscape, however, almost like you're on another planet. Outside of Africa, it is also one of the only places to be inhabited by humans since ancient times.

The purpose for Alice seeing her future dead body at Lake Mungo a year before she actually died was meant as a warning for her. So that she would be so scared at what she saw that she would never want to return to Lake Mungo again. But she and look what happened I would never ever go to that place again after seeing that

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lake mungo was the first horror movie i ever watched and i loved it. can't wait to watch late night with the devil next

If by some chance you take requests for this series I’d really like to hear your breakdown of scenes from movies like Pearl, Get Out, or The Taking of Deborah Logan. Idk what it is about these three movies in particular but some of the scenes in them had some of the most disturbing (and in Pearl and The Taking’s cases disgusting) moments I’ve seen in horror from the past decade