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Lights Out: The History of Diana Walter | Horror History
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- There is a deep history to explore in Lights Out, from Diana's time at Mulberry Hill mental hospital to her recent haunting of the Wells family!
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DARKNESS WILL CONSUME YOU. There have been many horror icons over the last 50 years who have come to be symbols for their respective decades: Michael Myers in the 70s, Freddy Krueger in the 80s, Ghostface in the 90s and Jigsaw in the 00s. Since many of the most popular horror films in the 10s have invisible or unseen antagonists, I think you can make a case for Diana Walter as the face of the decade.
Diana is the "disappearing woman" who vanished from the facility she was being treated at for her rare skin disorder, and came back to haunt her victim, Sophie Lloyd and her family for decades to come.
I'll be looking into the files collected from that institution to learn more about Diana's past, and I'll analyse her entire known history as I discuss how the character is actually an allegory for Sophie's depression and mental illness. To do this I'll be using the source material, David F Sandberg's 2016 debut film: Lights Out.
#LightsOut #Diana #Ponysmasher
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:55 The Birth of Diana Walter
1:32 Mulberry Hill Mental Hospital
4:31 Diana Comes Back
6:00 Investigating Sophie's Past
8:19 Diana's Demise
About Horror History
Horror History is a series that analyses specific characters, monsters, places or events in the fictional worlds of your favorite horror franchises.
About Lights Out
When Rebecca left home, she thought she left her childhood fears behind. Growing up, she was never really sure of what was and wasn’t real when the lights went out…and now her little brother, Martin, is experiencing the same unexplained and terrifying events that had once tested her sanity and threatened her safety. A frightening entity with a mysterious attachment to their mother, Sophie, has reemerged.
But this time, as Rebecca gets closer to unlocking the truth, there is no denying that all their lives are in danger… once the lights go out.
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Rebecca's father didnt run away. Diana killed him when sophie started to get better. Diana reveals this to Rebecca in the end.
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Rebecca's father didn't run away. Dianna killed him
Was thinking the exact same thing
Him when Sophie started to get better. Diana reveals this to Rebecca in the end.
As a person diagnosed with major depressive disorder I can tell you this movie hit very close to home, I live with Diana everyday. Sunlight therapy helps but so does animal therapy, which I feel they missed in this really really close to reality movie, then again I'd hate to see what Diana would do to a doggo.
I I hope that you'll be alright
how do you know if you have it?
@@e6e6fa. I was diagnosed at 14, for me it is bouts of extreme depression. There are times that I am just "tired'. I dont get out of bed for days at other times I am full of energy and cant sleep overly hyperactive. I have been hospitalized twice once for a suicide attempt and the other for working 20 hrs a day 6 days a week for 9 weeks straight. MDD is different for everyone though. I have been in treatment for 26 yrs, it's on going and will never get any better for me but I take it one day at a time and learned coping skills that helps. If you feel sad to extreme frequently or think about harming yourself even if it's just frequent dreams of self harm seek help pls.
@@ladyfeonyx1822 hope everything goes well for you
DEPRESSION hurts 💔 im sorry we go through this
I think depression also hits harder at night to when you're trying to go to sleep because you're not doing anything and it's usually dark so your mind for some reason usually takes a turn for the worst. I just feel like that's how it is for someone people. Not saying Everyone.
I also think it is that late at night you are worn out mentally and physically. It can be much harder to think straight in that state.
@@elricengquist9989 I agree completely, for me if I socialize too much it wears me out.
I think the opposite is true.
Yeah
Elric Engquist you’d be surprise, the state between sleep and being awake, is when your brain is the most activate and the most likely to think of higher ideas and ideologies.
TBH Diana in the thumbnail is definitely a contender for a "my sleep paralysis demon at 3 am" memes
🤣🤣🤣
Me and the boys at 2:am looking for *B* *E* *A* *N* *S*
SupaTube9000 I;m thinknig a;bout thos BEANS
Ona gang thats my demons lil sister or some shit
@@emmagrace8938 🅱️eans
As someone with panic disorder, this movie meant a lot to me and scared me in a way a lot of others can't. Thanks for making this video dive into mental illness in a way that didn't feel patronizing. Great stuff man
He really did a good job of laying it out there without making depressed people seem "less than".
Agreed.
The first time I had a panic attack I thought is was gonna die but the keep on coming back and I got diagnosed with panic disorder and l m only 12 it really hard for me I hope you are good man and say inside
It's no fun that's for sure
Tommy Jacks wtf
there’s no shame in sleeping with the lights on there’s no shame in sleeping with the lights on there’s no shame in sleeping with the lights on THERE’S NO SHAME IN SLEEPING WITH THE LIGHTS ON
There is for me. Damn. Why am I getting called out?
shame no, but the bill is gonna be expensive..maybe try one of those night lights with batteries?
me not being able to sleep with the lights on but is too scared to sleep with the lights off:
*SHITSHITSHIT- WHAT DO I DO-*
On tha fucking gang
@@ratticustheemperor wait till dawn it works
I'd love to see a Horror History on Bathsheba, the witch from The Conjuring!
She's terrifying. I'd have to watch that with one eye peering between my fingers lol
Yes! That would be awesome
Yeeeesss one of my favorite horror franchises hands down sis 🖤
YES PLEASE..
I totally am with you on that 👹🖤
I noticed that when you first see the daughter, if you look in the mirror after she takes a shower she has cutting scars. Which means she's struggled with the same problems her mom had, she was just able to "beat" her depression unlike her mother.
I did see that, but I kind of brushed it off as something they decided to cut from the movie. I like your idea better though!
Dunno, could've been Diana.
@@CZsWorld cut from the movie? i see what you did there
@@buffpopo6914 that pun was definitely not intentional lmao
@@kast6296 are you CZsWorld or something? To know it wasn't intentional?
The most disturbing part of Diana’s backstory is that her condition is all too real. It is called xeroderma pigmentosum, and anything like “heliotherapy” would actually be torturously painful to anyone with this genetic condition. It wouldn’t make them just disappear, but it could certainly cause them to die in agony, like being set on fire.
Yes and trying to cure it with intense UV light is a bad idea
@@lessismore8533 Yea. That was an idiotic move by the scientists. It's like trying to become bulletproof by standing in front of a firing squad.
I love how YT has the chapters labeled on the time stamps on youtube on a mobile device.
yeah I'm seeing that on my laptop too! definitely a cool feature
Not on all videos of course. I think it depends on the creator.
@Ryujin Akuma it’s because there is time stamps in the desc
Diego Rojas Is there a way to change the comment to the old ways again? I hate having to click open the comment or skip it entirely then having to scroll back up.
I’m just going to keep telling myself, “ There is no shame in sleeping with a light on.” 💡🔦🕯
NO THERE AIN'T
No SHAME NO
Better be leds
I need night lights. Too many creeps in the world.
I keep the lights on...
I keep the lights out heeeehhhhhaaaaa😈😈😈😈
“Brent’s the man. He really is”. Damn straight. I kept thinking he was going to die, but he just kept getting more awesome instead
About three minutes in, & I just realized he's wearing a Samara from The Ring tie. That's awesome. 😆
Oh yeah
I read this comment exactly 3 minutes in
damn, this was so sad.. like so so sad. the way you talked about this movie in correlation with depression was spot on
I cried when I watched this instead of being scared
I feel that this movie is the best way to describe depression, I found that when the little boy was saying that people don’t believe him about Diana, was kind of the connection into some people denying they have a mental illness and that it’s just them being sad so they refuse help
For real life that is so sad and massed up to do
@@tayloranderson7547I’m fr going to make my mom watch this movie, to make her understand in some way
People keep telling Martin he’s just sad or something so he also believes he’s not really suffering
My favorite thing about Diana is that shes a very fair antagonist as far as supernatural villains in horror go. A very specific set of rules applies to her and she sticks to those rules even in circumstances where the plot in other movies would conveniently forget about her limitations. I really enjoyed that.
"Like a ginger in July."
I feel seen.
Who Else Thinks That The Doctors Did The Experimental "Therapy" Did It With The Knowledge That It Would/Could Kill Her
Also Brent Is 100% A Keeper
Most likely
Yeah who puts someone under intense lights who has a severe sensitivity to lights.... They so did do it on purpose.
I also thought that the first time I saw this movie, and I felt sorry for Diana(just like I did for the little girl in The Ring)because kids can't help how they're born or who they're born to? I of course am not condoning the bad things she did. I wish they'd make a sequel explaining more about Diana because for all we know, she might've lashed out at ppl due to how they treated her....we all know how nasty human beings can be. It's definitely not a secret how doctors back in the day were even more POS with how they experimented on patients, especially when they didn't need extensive intensive treatment.
@@faithruckdeschel1294 What do you mean by POS?
oh this kid has a skin condion that makes her sensitive to light
**lets expose her to a crap ton of light**
I'm taking the "like a ginger in July" remark as a personal attack
I love you
Simp
noo
As a ginger born in July I feel this in my jellies 😂
Great video. But I'm pretty sure Diana also killed Rebecca's father, hinted at by the drawing when she was a child, the dad is blacked out.
I believe toward the end she even tells Rebecca she’ll show her where she put her father so yeah
But I'm pretty sure Diana also killed Rebeccas father, hunted at by the drawing when she was a child, the dad is blacked out.
@@tayloranderson7547 weirdo
Did you actually listen to what he said??? He's NOT talking about the MOVIE. He's talking about what was ORIGINALLY WRITTEN.
@@tayloranderson7547 bot
This was the only horror movie that I ever walked out on in the middle of the movie. The concept of being terrified of the dark while a cloying, toxic demon allegory of depression was preying on one of the characters hit me in such a visceral way that I couldn't stay in the theatre without absolutely losing my mind. Being medicated now and in therapy, I hope to watch the movie and not feel like I'm crawling out of my skin at the same time that I'm drowning.
How Diana died in the mental hospital is messed up
but she became something much worse.
Eh, she was a bitch 🤷🏽♀️
After she beat everybody ass 🤷🏽♀️
Corvo@AZ that’s a great point. She was probably a Demi god
@@treroney4720 I agree ☝️
I feel like Diana is literally supposed to represent depression or mental illness as a hole. It's this scary thing that makes you feel vulnerable, afraid, anxious, stressed out, and crazy. And most times it always comes back when you're at your worst. It hurts other people too, not physically but more mentally and emotionally. Maybe the killing part she does is supposed to be like depression and insecurities or anxiety shutting you off from everyone in the world. And it disappears when you do aka when you die. This might be obvious but it's interesting
It was also said that Diana didn’t have parents like she came out of nowhere. Pretty much like depression it came out of nowhere and everyone started calming to have it when in reality it’s all in your head and how you live your life.
@@l.a9711except depression isn't all in your head.
I feel like Diana it's literally supposed to represent depression or mental illness as a whole. It's the scary thing that feels available afraid of anxiety and stress out and crazy and most some most times always come back when you're at your worse it hurts other people too, not physically but more mentally and emotionally . maybe the killing part she is supposed to be like depression and insecurities or anxiety shutting you off everyone in the world.and disappears when you do aka when you die.that might be obvious but it's interesting
@@l.a9711depression isn’t all in your head, don’t ever underestimate, the mind is POWERFUL, if you depression can’t get to you mentally it’ll go physically, that’s what I found interesting about diana, at first she was on standby but when the mom or siblings tried doing something about it ( learned this from my therapist and when I was psych class) she physically attacked people, although us depression survivors don’t harm people, there’s a thing called psychological pains, I usually ignore my thoughts whenever they are negative, and if the mind can’t get through to you that something is wrong, what does it do? It turns it physical, I didnt know it was a thing until I told my therapist that I wasn’t experiencing that badly depression but was experiencing really bad knee pains as well as hip pains, even when I haven’t done anything to cause it, so one way or another your mind will tell you something is wrong.
For real life
I didnt notice how well organized CZ's history lessons are they are time marked via location and year
Rebecas dad was killed by Diana while she was in the basement Diana says “ I’ll show you where I put your father “
When
@@zay8913 she tells her at the end in the final scene Becca has fighting Diana.
@@Claire_Loves_Music damn i never seen that scene
He is NOT talking about the MOVIE. He's talking about what was ORIGINALLY WRITTEN BEFORE THE MOVIE. LISTEN BETTER, Jesus.
This movie is *the* reason why I run upstairs after switching off the lights.
Everyone's done this at one point or another -- you can't convince me otherwise.
I have bipolar disorder and paranoid schizophrenia. I used this movie as an example of what I sometimes deal with, so a friend of mine could understand. He said that if that's the day to day for a person suffering from mental illnesses, then he wants to help people to see the brighter side of life in anyway he can. He contacts me every day, and has for years now. He goes out his way to help. This movie is kinda responsible for his attitude now.
What a great friend I have mental illness too and i have taking big steps being social again with great friens who supports me.
First time I have cried from an episode. Best one yet and thank you for going in depth with the metaphors, so many forget that horror isn't a "surface" genre. There is much more to them. Can't wait to see more content like this in the future. 🖤
This movie definitely hit home for me, as someone who deals with chronic depression and severe anxiety. I also really love the way you handled the connection between Diana and mental illness. It wasn’t patronizing or demonizing. Good job! 👌🏻
I really enjoyed this movie when it came out, purely for the novelty of the scares. I never bothered to look deeper into the now seemingly obvious analogy to depression. As someone who has suffered from depression the majority of my life, your analysis made me interpret this film differently and appreciate it much more than I ever would have. All I can say is that I wish I had found your channel earlier because your content is some of the best on the platform.
I wished they kept the design of Diana from the short instead of doing this dark figure
It looked scarier than the one from the movie
Short?
@@OxOx_XoXo1 it was originally a short on RUclips. Just search lights out and you'll find it.
I just googled it. Holy shit! This is so much more scary. WTF!
That scene when she turns on the lamp traumatized me😂😂😂
Those short films are 100x better than horror movies nowadays, I give it that
I hope we all can appreciate, regardless of intentional or not, being able to make good horror content while picking a character that would allow you to encourage people to remember to stay connected and mentally healthy during oneof the most separating and mentally unhealthy times
You forgot to add the resources in the description.
Thank you for this vid. I struggle with chronic depression, this was very informative for not just people who deal with it directly, but also indirectly.
This actually made me cry. To have someone understand what it’s like makes me feel less alone and so relieved. Thank you so much.
I agree! I feel that Diana is the manifestation of depression it's self! Great Things You Missed!!
I think I loved this episode so much is because I suffer from depression and anxiety myself. All the ties he made to this mental illness were very well described and true for me. Seeking help from someone close is the best option but also the hardest. I went to my cousin first and she encouraged me to go to my mum and get professional help. I'm currently seeing a therapist and on medication for my depression to help me
I really appreciate him talking about the less known problems of this year. And also how he was able make it interesting using Lights Out
I am legitimately considering showing this movie to my mother and telling her to think of Diana as depression
She doesn't seem to understand that therapy is an on going process and that just because you feel good for a week it doesn't mean you don't need help anymore. I have panic disorder, depression, anxiety,b.e.d.,and I suspect I may have other mental illnesses.
and I suspect I may have
The original short is so much scarier than the movie. Maybe because I watched it when I was like 13 and the movie came out when I was older but the short scared the crap out of me as a kid.
Me and my best friend watched the movie at the theaters when it was night time. After it was over we went outside and realized that his mom wouldn’t be there to pick us up till another 40 minutes. It was dark and we avoided any semblance of a dark spot due to our fear of Diana. We ran to Walmart.
one of the worst things about depression is feeling helpless because the people around you just don't understand or won't understand that something they can't see can be so powerful you would do anything to make it stop
The ending was so wholesome...
YESSSSSSSSS!!!! This day just got significantly better.
Diana also gives me possessive vibes and her relationship with Sophie gives me mutual codependency vibes as well
I’d actually say that the horror icon of the 10’s is the babadook
The babadook is the most terrifying thing ever
I agree. That movie was a horror film based on depression. And yet, every time I suggest it to friends they actually say...what is that?
Tht movie was not scary at all
Ive watched this movie so many times, and to know the real story behind it is amazing. Keep up the good work!
A excellent analysis of an often overlooked modern classic.
I want CZsWorld to introduce himself one day as “the non-killer ghostface.”
I saw the short when i was like 8 and it scared me so much! I decided that I wouldn’t see the movie until i realized that the monster from the short doesnt look like the one from the movie... before i watched it tho i decided to see the ending scene but when diana died i was confused about “how” so i watched this and it helped a lot! Thanks!
I struggled with depression for no more than 10 years…. I love how this movie being somewhat awareness about mental health
Thank you for thinking about those suffering with mental health issues. I suffer from depression and life looks bleak right now but we have to help one another. 🙏🏽
1:28
So, he first blow his brains out and then write on the wall with his blood?!🤔
Maybe he was self harming before.
@@AnnieMustange My theory exactly.
Dianne killed him
Hmmm
You’re a very genuine human being. I love your videos. Please don’t ever stop uploading videos man
I have fought against clinical depression most of my life and it's nice finally seeing an accurate, if not fantastical, representation of what it's like to be depressed.
A great breakdown as usual 😊 Yes, the sunlight helps with my depression 💯 & thank you for the links for those that need the help 💙
i have a very nostalgic feeling of Diana walter like old school horror with a moder backgrown story
Was about to go down to write an early message then remembered half way down youtube moved the comments for seriously no good reason
A few years back I suffered a minor case of depression, not bad enough to be considered depression but I started a little coping mechanism just to get through the day. That coping unfortunately was to buy stuff and I ended up spending $1000 in a month on music, gaming stuff and movies.
The reason I got into that situation was because I got into an argument with my mother and for that entire month she refused to even talk to me. It only ended when my dad came home for a few days and he managed to make things a little better. Things still aren’t completely okay since the thing that’ll help me most right now is to just move away from my mother’s reach since she’s gotten to the point of being mentally and emotionally abusive that I’m afraid she’s going to break me if I don’t leave.
Okay, who asked?
@@gothiqz3363 bro stfu, this whole video is literally talking about how the movie's villain is an allegory for depression and this guy is just commenting about their experience. Nobody has to "ask" in order for someone to share an experience of theirs. It's freedom of speech, and this is a public comment section. Don't try to bring people down for opening up about their lives.
I'm glad that you were able to feel better! It was probably the right decision to move away or else things might get worse for you
This is so much deeper than I thought!
Found out my bro was having these depressive episodes where he'd drink and leave the house. It got bad to the point where I finally found out since he kept it a secret. My parents don't know, so I have to deal with the secret and so do my siblings. It's crazy how depression hides in the shadows and how it impacts the rest of the family like a mold in a crevice.
I’ve been clinically depressed for the last 7 months and that message at the end hit me hard. I never thought Professor CZ would be the one to strike me emotionally and so personally
Update: 14 months later and I’m a lot better, still binging and rewatching CZ’s videos
as someone who struggles, and from family around getting upset that im struggling.. i just wanna say, you're not weak for going thru it. I've been called lazy, a whiner, etc but they dont understand and thats okay. hang in there
Lights out is so under appreciated.
This movie has been the most successful in scaring the shit out of me when im alone
love the way you did this and what you spoke about
His voice became one of my favorite voices here in yt
I actually have depression and you are one of my favorite you tubers so to see you touch on it is amazing
What if Diana didn’t die? She’s like a Marvel character. In the movie she could shadow hop, and even before her extreme light procedure had super strength (broke other people’s bones). When the Mulberry doctors did the extreme light therapy, and under intense stress just developed her powers. Diana’s powers would be shadow hopping, telepathy, super strength, cat claws, and scary face.
I’d love to see a Horror History of the cursed mirror in the film “Oculus”! Love your videos! 🤗
as someone who is suffring from deprission this hits so close to home
This movie is a GREAT analogy for depression and you explained it well
this horror movie was my freaking childhood memory I forget abt it, but then my cousins mentioned horror movie abt shadows like dianna, and then that's the moment when I remember her again:(
Have you done Horror history to Sinister!? I would love to see that.
wow, just WOW - what an insane, deep and incredible well done recap.
What a worthy recommandation for once, glad I found this channel.
This hits hard I’ve suffered from depression so that movie gave me a whole new look on it
Light: Exists
Diana: ...and I took that personally.
Gotta be real, sometimes that does feel like the only way to protect loved ones from being hurt by depression.
But I've learned that there's no such thing as a stupid reason to keep going.
Dat little speech at the end about mental health... my heart... 🥺💕
this is nostalgic since i was always freaked out completely by horror but lights out was my first ever horror movie and i never looked back afterwards
As a ginger that July joke is very accurate. Well done well done.
Day walkers live!!!!!!!
Very well done, and timely...thank you CZ! All of my dear friends in the United States, I know that things are terrible right now--but please hang on. It WILL get better. Soon, the darkness will be a memory. Stay safe.
Thank you for the depression resources link. I used to have depression and it was a bad time for me. So for everyone who has depression I would like to thank you for the help.
I suffer from depression and I have sleep paralysis so this is pretty much the real deal on what I go through
This movie made my phobia of dark worst for two years
this movie is the reason why I can’t sleep in complete darkness
I remember I didn't like this movie very much, but how you connected it to depression was AWESOME
When I 1st saw this movie I didn't make the connection of the allegory of Diana and Sophie's depression.. now that I think about the ending when Sophie has to kill herself to protect her children gives me chills.. almost implying that the only "true" way to rid oneself of this terrible mental illness is to commit suicide.. but the fact that she was able to "manage" Diana until Diana started hurting her children could be a more optimistic representation that our loved ones are what tether us to this world and stop us from committing suicide.. sorry for rambling, awesome history video as always!
Does anyone agree he should do “the strain?” That’s is one of my fav tv shows
Hits too close to home now!
CZsWorld plz
Pretty sure Esther is the person who played the main character when this was only a short film on RUclips
Thank you for this. You helped a lot of us with mental illness feel understood. I have depression and panic disorder. Honestly I never would have made this deep of a connection with Diana and depression. I love this movie but maybe, sub-consciously, that's the reason why. Sunlight does help with my depression but sometimes the anxiety keeps me from going outside even to sit in the porch. I'm proud of myself for having a therapist and psychiatrist and staying on my meds. My family never checks on me and all "pretend" it'll go away. I've been close to suicide more than once and they don't seem to notice or care. Anyway, great review. Oh and as a joke to my therapist I told her I was fine with a quarantine because I've been self isolating for yrs lol. Told her this is my dream world to be told to stay home and avoid people. (But I'm a little different in that I wk in the hospital so I haven't been at home this whole time.) Stay strong everyone and don't let this crazy time get to you. You are loved. ❤️
Thanks for sharing your story -- hope you're doing OK and wish you the best 💀
I love your channel so much ! keep up the great work and hope you're doing well during quarantine !!
"Like a ginger on July" I felt that one because my cousin is ginger.
She smelled like copper tone all summer
Lol even tho I have dark brown hair, my skin is pale af from being Scottish and irish, and I burn all summer, every summer.
Yh
'Sophie's Depression' made me giggle as someone named Sophi who also has manic depressive disorder. for anyone else struggling it may seem bleak for a while, but I promise you, you will find a way.
When I was a kid a big part of the depression thing was trying to make sure no one knew I was depressed. I already don't like myself, the last thing I wanna do is make someone ELSE feel bad too lol I don't wanna out that on someone - all that stuff.
My friends and I were watching this at their birthday and I was terrified already, but then it turns out my friends had put a creepy baby doll behind me and then two hours later I turned around and screamed so loud i woke up their neighbors
As some who does struggle with mental illness it would probably be a safe bet if I skip watch this movie
Kelsee same 😐
@Kelsee I suffer from one, too. I was able to watch it, but the ending is distressing. The movie resonated with me though. I am currently going through depression. (Sprung back due to Covid.)
My birth mother suffers from schizophrenia. I was adopted from Poland.
I saw this in theaters with my older sister and about 5 or 6 of her friends. It ended up making me have a panic attack in theaters and the friend that invited us just started laughing. Later, we all went out to eat and they were starting to lock up when that same friend told me that it was so we couldn’t get away from Diana when they turned the lights off. My sister finally had enough and dragged me to get ice cream, leaving that friend to drive home alone at 10 o clock at night. Only her and one of her friends never laughed and she was the only one that went home with us that night.
Really underrated modern horror movie. Glad you covered this one.
The days feels like they’re blending together. I sleep with my medication under my pillow so I don’t forget to take them.
I think the faces of horror in the 2010's are both Diana Walter and Pennywise the dancing Clown