This week, we explore Lake of Death (2019), a Norwegian horror film steeped in atmosphere, grief, and a sibling relationship that had us raising our eyebrows more than once. When Lillian returns to her family cabin after her twin brother's mysterious death, strange visions and even stranger behavior start to unravel everyone around her.

We dig into the folklore, the fog, and the psychological unraveling—while also trying to figure out what was really going on between those twins.

New episodes every Tuesday. Be scared, be prepared, and don’t get caught in the dark.

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In this week’s episode of Two Cents: We See Scary Movies, Talon and Dan head to the English countryside for a weekend retreat that turns into an all-out nightmare. Lake Eden (2008) serves up a chilling reminder that sometimes the real monsters aren’t lurking in the woods—they’re sitting at the next picnic table.

We break down this brutal thriller that shocked audiences with its gut-punch realism and disturbing take on societal decay. From the uncomfortable power dynamics to the unrelenting tension, we ask: is this horror, social commentary, or both?

Join us as we talk survival, blame, and the twisted truth behind “kids these days.”

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This week we wade into Lake Mungo (2008), a somber Australian mockumentary that technically has a ghost, but mostly just wants to bum you out. When 16-year-old Alice drowns, her family starts experiencing spooky occurrences—and we start questioning how many slow zooms one film really needs.

We talk about grief, fakeouts, emotional manipulation, and whether the twist landed or just kind of... floated there. Some people call it one of the scariest films ever made. We call it a mood—and not always a good one.

If you love sad ghosts, home videos, and watching people grieve in real time... you might love this more than we did.