LAKE MUNGO (2008) Ending Explained

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  @azuredystopia3751 · 4 years ago

  The sequence where Alice meets her dead self at the lake is still terrifying to me after several watches- the final picture of her face framed in terror beside her oblivious friends is perfect, imo.

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  @LuCiGough · 4 years ago

  Others have said the movie was more depressing than scary, and I agree. Alice's friends and family did not see her in life, nor did they see her in death. She was and will continue to be alone.

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  @187mrsmith · 4 years ago

  Every time I get a notification from found flixs I feel like I'm about to huddle around the campfire with a bunch of other people and listen to him tell us a spooky story!

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  @liampezzano · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98rQOxFD39c&amp;t=420">7:00</a> i love that if you go back to the faked photographs when they first appear in the movie, the &quot;actual&quot; Alice ghost is there. You don&apos;t see her because the zoom is drawing your attention to the brother. The same way the family is focusing on their grief, and they don&apos;t see Alice either.

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  @Maurice-Jackson · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s just the fact that Alice felt so, so overlooked and even neglected by her parents in life, that she found solace and comfort in her predatory neighbors who abused her, which is what ultimately I think lead to her demise... then in death, she was overlooked and forgotten again. Just heart breaking.

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  @sunshinefogleman127 · 4 years ago

  As a mother of a teen daughter, this movie was absolutely gut-wrenching and horrifying to me. &nbsp;The thought of losing a child is bad enough but this movie takes that to another level with the discovery that Alice suffered with these scary premonitions of her own demise, she couldn&apos;t connect to her family after her death, and then had to watch as they moved on without her. &nbsp; It left me feeling emotionally devastated.

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  @RainbowRenegade · 4 years ago

  Alice seeing the future of her own death kinda reminded me of the Haunting of Hill house. A very similar spin on a modern ghost story

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  @Tawab_101 · 4 years ago

  The saddest horror movie, nobody talks about. Truly is a masterpiece.

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  @toofarkinaustralian7175 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Instead of jumpscares, they do something much, much scarier. They will show a random photo, or a random video, which will just seem normal. Everything looks as it should, and then after a bit, it was start to slowly zoom in on something that you didn&apos;t see before. It&apos;s terrifying, it makes your skin crawl, your heart race. True horror.<br><br>The most terrifying of all the zooms though, are the ones in the credits. Always freaks me out to no end.

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  @nognit · 4 years ago

  This movie creeps me out. Beyond just the fear, this movie legitimately creeps me out. <br>It’s one of those movies that brings down my mood every time it comes to mind.

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  @JayyJay92 · 1 year ago

  If I saw my dead body coming out of a body of water I wouldn’t be going swimming anytime soon.

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  @NIGHTMARE-NIGHTMARENIGHTMARE · 4 years ago

  I think for me, the best parts of the movie were how they convincingly portrayed grief. At one point I was so immersed in this family&apos;s story that I was almost convinced that they were real. Apparently they purposely picked out unknown actors to increase the believability.

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