30 Years Ago, All Children Under 9 Falls Into Coma For 10 Years.. Until They Wake Up

When the world's children wake up after ten years of coma, they are hell-bent on killing all the adults. They wage a baleful battle against the adults, leaving death and destruction in their wake.
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[@greenpebble6156]

Wouldn't 10 years laying and doing nothing atrophy the muscles of children to the point where moving out of bed would be a difficulty not to mention walking?

[@aidenlal916]

They could electrically stimulate the muscles to mimic movement so muscles dont atrophy

[@Oroquieta]

they regularly convulse, and that serves as a kind of exercise

[@cocoapuffs3893]

@@Oroquieta makes perfect youtube logic to me

[@thunderarch5951]

They are technically zombies, why zombies can walk if they were dead? Same thing

[@antoniohagopian213]

@@aidenlal916 bones would go soft however.

[@donovanwick9278]

you get what you give.. rip to the dad who loved and fed his son everyday

[@Rigiroony]

BRUH YEAH

[@priincessliha]

WAIT YEAH

[@elizabethparga6181]

Fr though he loved his child just to be murdered by his child its sad! Also if he showed his son love why did the son kill him-

[@eua4808]

Use the nukes

[@wickedlotusgaming]

Yeah this movie made no sense lol

[@KOSJ153]

"Parents go to the streets to protest, but they don't even know what they are protesting." Too real hahaha

[@Danielito9320]

Sounds about right lol. That's what liberals do.

[@dragon22214]

@@Danielito9320 why do people like you have to bring politics where it doesn't belong

[@nigelbaddock]

@@Danielito9320 boo

[@sylviarohge4204]

@@Danielito9320 Imagine there are many countries that have more than just 2 parties. 2 parties is only 1 party away from being a one party state.

[@reganwolf4405]

🤣😅👌🏻

[@zulfamoshy8485]

If the children give what they receive,,why did Nora's daughter kill her own mother while her mother showed her kindness by untying her??😥

[@Derthlin]

Yes, or the first father who always took good care of his son 🤔 makes no sense.

[@trapgangbeatz2083]

Being in a catatonic state is like being in a deep sleep and also they were being controlled maybe by a parasite that turns u into a zombie lije state

[@wumpusrat]

My guess is a studio exec pushed for a 'happy ending' despite all evidence showing it was going to end with everyone dying. So they kind of ham-fisted the ending into place, even though it breaks the movie's own internal logic.

[@kavitamaurya617]

Before untie her, her mother should have told I am ready 😁😀

[@syolyte]

@@wumpusrat That's usually due to a test audience, exec may have final say though. It's why Little Shop of Horrors and I Am Legend got new cinema releases. People liked their happy endings instead of learning a lesson or understanding a message.

[@princeluffy412]

The ending makes so little sense. If the children are reflecting the emotions of the adults then why did the one kill her mother who clearly wasn't afraid of her? And the first kid's dad was asleep. The writers didn't really connect the dots.

[@gilgameshkingofheroes5903]

Also, how is killing someone for being afraid "reflective". Violence and bloodlust aren't the same as fear or shock.

[@6_blocks_under]

@@gilgameshkingofheroes5903 reflective*

[@princeluffy412]

@@gilgameshkingofheroes5903 That's true. If they're mirroring the emotions why aren't the children also afraid?

[@gilgameshkingofheroes5903]

@@6_blocks_under Thanks. Not my first language

[@zistorbar]

@@princeluffy412 Even better they were taken care of for 10 years, so why did they woke up blood thirsty ?

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

If this movie isn’t enough to discourage you from having a kid, then I don’t know what would.

[@justarandomyoutubeuser5051]

Mr mustached

[@SumiEwiets-idgaf]

Here before this blows up ppl usually say this kind of stuff in this kind of situation So I should say this kind of stuff I guess idk

[@xiaoshen194]

I din't get the ending plz explain

[@friendsgroup470]

@@xiaoshen194 if u are angry they also get angry They repeat the emotions they see Hence if u show love and peace They also show the same to u

[@eyalreiss294]

My neighbors kids almost burned down my house from fire crackers. I hate kids

[@officernutinyourcoffee7297]

It’s really beautiful to see all the parents just in pajamas holding there kids in the hospital no matter when or where they take you somewhere safe

[@imcomingforyou.3245]

It’s all for show lol

[@officernutinyourcoffee7297]

@@imcomingforyou.3245 yes that’s the point 🤯

[@jamamaaa]

@@imcomingforyou.3245 It.. Also happens in real life. Wow! News flash

[@SjofnBM1989]

I mean when you find your kid foaming at the mouth and unresponsive you don't stop to get dressed.

[@slimranger4531]

It’s really beautiful to see all the parents just in pajamas getting torn apart by their children

[@KumiChan2004]

I think the main issue with this is the one guy showed his father nothing but love and the son still tried to kill him.

[@ukalistaxd9464]

It's Because of Bad Writing

[@jaysd1383]

"gives back the emotion you gave to them" Yeah like giving them 10yrs+ of love and care then suddenly they kill you in an instant

[@mesomaehiem8084]

most of them didnt after a while the parents left them there

[@Spectace]

Lmao

[@somestormcloakwithanarrowo4671]

This movie just brought the meaning of "Violence isn't always the solution" to another level

[@solinvictus4367]

Makes zero sense. If the children are supposed to be reflective of the emotions shown to them shouldn't they be thankful that the adults gave them 10 years worth of medical care while they were in a coma? I think the movie is a giant parody of how ungrateful children are and what they act like if they are never taught humility or respect for life

[@WoodswordOP12]

@@solinvictus4367 Thats what Im thinking about too

[@somestormcloakwithanarrowo4671]

@@solinvictus4367 they can't feel that since they were in a coma, the reflection of feelings happens upon contact/direct interaction

[@SumiEwiets-idgaf]

@@solinvictus4367 To a certain extent They're Totally acting ilogically yes. But the argument that they should be grateful is debatable since it's the parents responsibility to take care of their children till 18 no matter what, What else they were suppose to do let them die!? Besides they are mentally ill. I've a mentally ill sister myself and my mom takes great care of her but I don't think my sis will ever be thankful to my mom since she literally cannot comprehend what's going on or who is she.

[@Adamant1993]

@@somestormcloakwithanarrowo4671 Medical care IS direct interaction. Not to mention, if they can figure out how to disable vehicles and use firearms, wouldn't they have the intelligence to know the significance of medical care? Nothing in this movie made sense, complete trash. Just a bunch of sick, ungrateful children aimlessly killing people for shock value

[@Adamant1993]

This movie actually makes me furious. 'They give what they get' so they started attacking and killing people because everyone on Earth is murderously fearful of things? Yea, that makes sense

[@gilgameshkingofheroes5903]

Right? They got ten years of care even though they did nothing but being a cost and their answer is still violence? There behavior doesn't seem revlective at all. They killed people in their sleep. They killed people who didn't even realise they were there. Or in other words, they killed those who didn't give anything at all. They even reacted violently for being surprised/shocked. Nothing there shouts "revlective".

[@magnuskallas]

Gives a new meaning to the term "juvenile delinquent".

[@africaisking9333]

It's weird to me how these small town horror movies never have more than 5 cops when disaster strikes 😂 and YES the Pastor died happy 😆

[@GR3MGR3M]

Lmaoo fr

[@Debangi]

I didn't understand about the pastor could you please explain

[@jeringatai3156]

Its usually 2 😂

[@Tee.Dee3]

@@Debangi pastors are randomly famous for s3xu4lly assaulting children

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

If it was realistic, then the police force would be fully militarised and destroy the enemies

[@Lucia-us5sj]

But if the kids give you the same emotions you express to them, why did the daughter of the sheriff killed her mother? The mother felt sorry for her, not scared.

[@sotinsim7113]

ikr like that not make sense

[@thereactingt5689]

She tied her up she should have said I'm ready

[@andypham1636]

@@thereactingt5689 She, along with all the other formerly comatose guys, were in a coma for 10 years + prolly has trouble talking

[@thereactingt5689]

@@andypham1636 oh

[@o07t28]

it seems like the message of this movie is that the younger generations will act like you in some way because they look up to you also reminds me of the quote: "do to others whatever you would like them to do to you"

[@rickypedia999]

That works only for the ending. The beginning less so. Especially the father at the beginning who spent the 9 years keeping care of his son, hooking the son up to exercise equipment to prevent atrophy, making sure the son was surrounded by nice things under the belief the kid was aware, etc. Going by the ending, that kid REALLY should not have reacted by smashing in his sleeping father's head.

[@danielgheorghe7669]

The Pope doesn't destroy faces

[@yasininn76]

It's "treat other like you want to be treated" also I'm not sure but u think it's a paraphrase of a direct Bible quote

[@Chris-rg6nm]

The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.

[@fabiomaynardwilliams]

The correct quote is a saying in the bible "Do unto others as you would have them to do unto you"

[@laicybing]

but.. wouldnt the father look happy to see his son awake? why did he still kill him? or the police and his wife.. they were surprised but the mother ultimately trusted her so why did the daughter not trust her?

[@sunrise_reverie]

Ye it makes no sense. Most parents went to the children with hope and joy and got murdered for it.

[@swarajgujar5605]

I guess there was a secrect code like i am ready which needs to be said first

[@genekendrick679]

Yeah that was a massive plot hole

[@Kalani_Saiko]

@@swarajgujar5605 But then the lady trusting them with the open door wouldn't work

[@rhyscallinan5058]

Do you mean the brother at the start? That guy is dead, killed in his sleep. The person who kills the son is the brother who just got out of jail.

[@rebecca8866]

I think the movie is symbolic to treat others the way you would like to be treated even if they scare you or you don't want to treat them that way for various reasons. I think the movie has potential for a deeper meaning but it's execution is lackluster.

[@Sunzen44]

that doesnt make any level of sense why tf the first victim even a nurse then the one that keep taking care of all of them and sabotaging an city car definitely asking for trouble not a peace offering this movie is just sort of stuff that ask people to just eat whole script raw down on your throat

[@mangaaddict8888]

@@Sunzen44 you don’t have full context with these recaps

[@menhera-tan]

@@mangaaddict8888 Then please do give more context then, if a movie recap that's supposed to showcase the overall message of the film wasn't able to show that then I don't think a full context will either.

[@mangaaddict8888]

@@menhera-tan I don’t know I haven’t watched the film but what I was saying is that more could of happened nothing more

[@thedayofnewage]

@@mangaaddict8888 could happen is quite different from happened ... Well you maybe right some movies they recap are done in a very ill-fashioned

[@shuttittuppitt9355]

The guy who wrote the story/script forthe movie was pissed as hell, because he said that the directors/producers drastically CHANGED his ending, & that their ending made no sense. Having seen the ful movie, I agree. He said that he posted the script with HIS ending online.

[@serene1275]

I believed that. This movie more like Children of the Corn (in a Coma).The second lead actor was dumb getting all those people killed. The young woman who tried to collected the guns should had knocked out the 2 young killers. She wasted too much time and end up getting shot included her boyfriend. The last scene made no sense.

[@CakesEstrella]

But honestly, if they really give back the emotions you give them, then they should have been kind and compassionate towards the nurses and parents that took care of them unending for 10 years straight. They should consider themselves lucky that the government did not come up with the idea of burning them up to end their misery 😒 ...well, jxt saying. Btw kids are great tho. We were once kids😪

[@marianieves7498]

“Welcome to the south, baby.” Mr. Mystery Recapped: You are my favorite channel ! Thank you for being awesome!!

[@animefood6856]

Same

[@nottheonetotry4268]

i was wating for sb to say that i wasent gunna stop scroaling thru the comments until i saw it u are my life savor

[@MrCrystal09]

That’s gotta be creepy being in the center of that room alone when all the kids start going into seizures

[@heidimacdougall8892]

ikr

[@husaindaud5569]

"Every child is potentially the light of the world " That is what my school used to say. But this movie might have made my principal revisit the schools motto

[@kavitamaurya617]

😂😂

[@productsandfame2701]

"Welcome to the South baby" Yes yes this is the Narrator we love n watch, this is y I subbed to this channel. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 Keep the humor going brotha.

[@genekendrick679]

You found that funny🤨 I didn't even think that was a joke

[@lisat273]

Lol he said it as I read this

[@Sahil24980]

@@genekendrick679 his jokes are funny but not this one

[@TheHumblePotato]

@@Sahil24980 it was mostly the accent that was funny.

[@matthewhousham7283]

Wait, the premise of the threat doesn't make any sense. If the kids reflect what people feel, then for the vast majority of people, it would initially be shock, but then be overwhelming joy and excitement at the kids coming back.

[@hansyoyo7541]

It was written that way. Why? Because the movie needs to happen.

[@simonriley825]

“Having the will to kill all the children” Anakin: first time?

[@Rose_Freak]

How come the father was killed in his sleep at the beginning then ?

[@Zscach]

and the mother in the church who unties her kid. dumbest fucking movie

[@TalentCaldwell]

🧐 That ending solution makes NO sense. If the kids only “give what they receive” then what about ALL of the hugs and joy parents felt upon the kids returning? It also doesn’t explain the kids sabotaging cars and shooting guns at unsuspecting people (before they were even given the chance to give a kid a 😇).

[@prottoydibakar4469]

As Tom showed Empathy, why did the kids kill him?😐😐

[@Fibip998]

I love how he’s like welcome to the south baby😂😂😂😂

[@Foxy21924]

Welcome to the south baby x D WEEZE

[@imonymous]

Except the movie takes place in the north.

[@iyobosaevbagharu8849]

I couldn't stop laughing 😅😅😅😅

[@jackhandma1011]

It's insane how the children basically killed everyone in a short time except those few survivors.

[@jarolddhavesaguit1204]

DEFINITION OF BRO WOKE UP AND CHOSE VIOLENCE

[@hawkwood9257]

the parents showed love and concern towards their kids(also fear) so shouldn't they have survived as well?

[@voluntarilylost]

I'm still wondering why the hell the two teenagers where breaking into houses to talk to the kids that were in a coma like??? I thought it would be important but they never explained that right?

[@Kalani_Saiko]

They had only just turned the age that stops them from being in the coma just before it happened. They were probably trying to get their old friends back.

[@hansyoyo7541]

Because the movie needs to happen that's why

[@Rick16.7]

I remembered watching this movie along with my friends and it was horrifying. Now watching this again as a recap, I was like this movie could've been better if the writer's script was not so inexplicable about the origin of the virus that caused the children to sleep for an eternity Then ten years later, they wake up and starting killing adults they see which leads another inexplicable reason

[@iatejiminsjams6336]

3:21 The way they're standing is horrifying

[@miranda9529]

9:20 the Southern accent 😭

[@eeveestrainer4677]

Thank you for explaining that I really needed it

[@Jenny21300]

Im just saying, but I love watching Mystery Recapped, I can't stop watching these and they're so entertaining!

[@ang3l1cb3llxa]

It is just sad how the parents of them get killed by their own child. It is also sad that the man asked her to think of the happiest day she has ever done to distract her from also getting killed, leaving her alone but survived.

[@LightGuardian-ed8zl]

“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” ‭‭John‬ ‭15‬:‭13 In this movie It wasn’t until one person was willing to offer his own life for another that the children could no longer keep killing. It was this great love that destroyed the evil in the end.

[@dalhaanu]

Please read all of your bible. All the books. You will clearly see contradictions because humans changed the word of God. God is One ☝️ Alone With No partners

[@gilgameshkingofheroes5903]

Am I the only one who thinks nothing about the childrens behavior seems "reflective". They killed someone in his sleep. And those who didn't even notice them being there. How is that "reflective". "Give what they take" my ass. Sometimes they got nothing and gave death. Sometimes they got hope and trust and still gave death. Most of the time, they got shock/fear and also only gave death and violence. This not reflective. If they'd be reflective they would ignore everyone who didn't notice them. They would be fearfull/shocked (and no, fearfull is not the same as hateful. If I meet a bear in the forest I'm gonna have fear not hate.) By the way, what's with the decade of care, love and hope many of them got.

[@tupack361]

its funny that theres only two people who were 10 in that town

[@wideawakeanimal1]

So muscular dystrophy just decided to not play a role in these kids. Woke up after 10 years of not moving, strong as ever lmao.

[@fabulum149]

They experienced seizures twice a day. The daily muscle spasms probably kept them in shape

[@wideawakeanimal1]

@@fabulum149 Probably kept them from wasting away completely but enough to overpower a person one on one…I don’t know about that. I don’t know why I’m trying to apply logic to a movie anyways but I thinks it’s fun lol.

[@fabulum149]

@@wideawakeanimal1 you prove a good point, though perhaps the plague altered them physically too, at least on a hormonal level. They may have an unnatural dosage of adrenaline

[@pratikkawade4861]

Moral of the story, if you have instructions for surviving an apocalypse, Please for s#!t sake Don't make it vauge.

[@grapeshot]

The Hey Arnold the Jungle movie his parents are asleep for 10 years. I think Hollywood forgets that when people are in comas for years they still require sustenance.

[@holyek7892]

Oh thank God there was a movie recap! I was always curious about this movie.

[@christenpharaohgonder5631]

that doesn't make sense David was nice to jake the entire time he was in a coma and showed no hostility. So why did jake kill his father when trait you the same as you treated them.

[@DuckLover33118]

Thank you so much for saving me hours of my life, and possibly a trip to the Movies.

[@TheZephyrsWind]

Those are some crazy seizures. I have PNES (psychoactive non-epileptic seizures, stress causes them rather than epilepsy). I have seen myself seize when my housemate records them and I don't see them like that lol. Boy I'm worn out for days afterwards. Like I did a week of workouts in 20 minutes. If I feel stress I must immediately rid myself of the stressor or bam, I'm down, lose my ability to speak, feel a terror like a banshee is about to grab me, pure terror, then complete loss of memory past that point. After I regain my mind once done seizing I have to spend an hour trying to "relearn" how to speak and stand again.

[@ahlamali5431]

I love your videos :)

[@charlieianzo5513]

Wait, so do unborn babies just- Oh dear… What a horrible sight to see.

[@scorchtrap]

Your videos are amazing

[@hennessy9911]

THANKS FOR THIS IV BEEN SEARCHING FO SOOO LONG

[@gentity8589]

I had watched this since childhood. It is really sad and horror. Thanks for this explanation. Now i know.

[@LizHellsing]

This occasional shade thrown is why I'm subbed 😂

[@bestmoviesquotes]

10 years of sleep, missing my whole childhood.. scary ..

[@Vluxks]

I love these videos

[@deniseeulert2503]

In this recap I saw a phrase that I've seen in others, to refer to suicide. "He committed the unthinkable."

[@fortunlaykincz7145]

“Welcome to the south baby” bruh 💀

[@cattameme]

"He hits the kid with a tire iron" *dies of laughter*

[@kareneastman9695]

I'm a bit surprised that no alive adults bought ,stole nor wore face shields or other masks.There would be face shields and masks in stores or peoples houses. The movie is good.

[@martinbaranyi2129]

The kids would simply take them off.

[@retardedidiot1]

@@martinbaranyi2129 use flex tape to secure the masks

[@Fulllife3.2]

I thought it would be an interesting movie about people coping with their 18 year old looking kids still being like 8 year old kids and trying to get them back into society and everything... But no, it's just some dumb horror zombie like movie thing... Dissapointed.

[@vp.vii4]

Same!

[@Kalani_Saiko]

Me too, honestly I feel like that would be a much better movie than this.

[@vp.vii4]

@@Kalani_Saiko True

[@jackiegerlach]

I still don't really get the ending. Like... do you die, when the children touch you? What do the emotions have to do with it? I don't get it

[@o.t9358]

Same, been scrolling hoping someone would answer

[@kingwacky184]

Yes and no, they children respond the the emotions you show. Like he said fear and anger the children do the same to you Killing you. But if you are calm and respectful they will respect you. They give back the same emotions as you show to them.

[@comradesam3382]

@@kingwacky184 wait, bit most parents would be overjoyed if their kid wakes up from a 10 year coma, why start killing them? And the girl in the church that killed her mother, she clearly taught that she was normal and was happy or at least hopefull

[@Kalani_Saiko]

@@comradesam3382 and the dad in his sleep who took care of him and would be really happy to see his son up

[@DanForbesAgain]

Face-being-squashed-to-death sounds like a pretty unpleasant way to go out 😭

[@kayebadiana6097]

Diyoza from "The 100" series was really beautiful at her young age, even until now.

[@yasininn76]

"every children under the age of nine falls into a coma" "oh no... Anyway"

[@MobzolinYT]

That was a true horror stuff man 😭😭

[@mary6515]

I love ur vids,

[@rudravirsikand5098]

Best movie recapped channel

[@ultimatemovierecaps]

Sometimes I find a film's summary to be more interesting than the actual film.

[@joshuagross3151]

Got a good horror/sci-fi/thriller movie for you: _Deep Rising_ It was initially going to be a lead-in to a new King Kong movie, but it didn't do too well on release. It's since become a kind of cult classic.

[@hutaosolos6715]

You’re my favorite narrator ❤️

[@InTheGlow135]

Narrator: All of the children almost have a gun now… Also Narrator: “Welcome to the South baby”

[@heavenlymilano]

Noone who is bedridden for 10 years has the muscle strength to attack healthy normal adults. The movie comes with a major defect.

[@curiouskid6283]

Face crushing, thats too unique, how can you kill someone like that...🤧🥴

[@theplugisback]

keep it up brother

[@KenatelloOfficial]

Bro just came out with another banger

[@fernanmontevista204]

When i watch this movie i have low expectations but nailed it.

[@Pat097]

I recognized the gym floor logo as from my older sister’s old high school. And after a quick lookup the film location did take place in my hometown Winnipeg, MB! This is just so fascinating to me because people don’t really film here :P

[@MomotheToothless]

One thing this movie made me think about is like, 10 years is a long time to keep these children in a stable condition. There is no way there's enough medical equipment to handle that many seizure prone pediatric patients. What I'm saying tldr is surely a large percentage of those children had to have died.

[@mikadosannoji553]

the writers had no idea what to do with the script

[@favouralagbon4616]

bro love ur vids but where u find the movies

[@ethanmigliaccio5130]

I wonder if there's a second part to this movie,in a way it shows how a child responds to trauma, especially physical abuse,they turn into somewhat of a monster of they can distribute the understanding from right to wrong

[@wheresmynoodles7271]

Crazy how they didn’t need to go through rehabilitation😭

[@telsclark]

Those 2 seizures a day kept their muscles nice and strong

[@avery_is_here9054]

i feel like this movie is sort of saying "show your children love and trust and they'll show it back" where parents treat their kids horribly and expect them to just respect them because they're parents

[@yukicarlos740]

I love your vidd

[@justsomeguy8002]

i always watch mystery recapped before i eat my food

[@averageosuplayer1536]

same

[@genekendrick679]

Y'all are weird asf

[@helloheli8696]

​@@genekendrick679 how tho?

[@averageosuplayer1536]

i wanna bet 1 million dollars that pastor wrote the journal before the plague >:)

[@---qu9uf]

Dude, I watched this like 8-10 years old. I was looking for this film for so long.

[@crazynundun6619]

Each movie you recap is getting more and more beutal

[@alternax9751]

One problem, one bomb=no plague, like every zombie movie doesn’t realize the military would absolutely reak havoc on zombies.

[@everblessed6060]

If the kids give back to you what emotions u give to them as the movie implies...why was David's face bashed in his sleep by his son? I reckon he would have been delighted to see his son wake up after 10years☹️ Same thing with the police officers wife when she untied her daughter but still got killed despite her trust

[@redd3797]

Exactly, this movie contradicts itself and the writing could’ve been better

[@javagirl98]

The writers wrote three quarters of a movie script and forgot about how to actually conclude the story.

[@aimloqr5312]

Xd great way to say quote “treat other the way you want to be treated”

[@partyingpaige1737]

0:41 I love how he says Australian countries like Australia isn’t its own country-

[@user-cd4bx6uq1y]

It's not a recap of a film, it's a summary of the idea

[@justsomeguywithtattoos6267]

This is what a Glitch in the Matrix would look like

[@reiss2704]

another new variant huh? been seeing them around a lot lately

[@justsomeguywithaforeheadmu6209]

We are everywhere

[@reiss2704]

@@justsomeguywithaforeheadmu6209 Like themnu?

[@somebody8751]

" welcome to the south baby" that part had me dead

[@nessie0067]

You would think the pastor who wrote that the children give you what you give them would follow his own advice.

[@qwqt]

imagine someone turning 9 right before the people under 9 got a coma

[@s0up_1223]

Imagine you go to sleep then wake up 10 years later as an adult

[@bambik8925]

he really laughed when he said they was tried to grab their faces

[@KidfulaneeFX]

this movie is very intertwining ❤😊