She took a selfie and saw something behind her. After she took another photo this happens!

It starts with a certain angle: a smartphone tilted at 45 degrees just above your eyeline is generally deemed the most forgiving. Then a light source: the flattering beam of a backlit window or a bursting supernova of flash reflected in a bathroom mirror, as preparations are under way for a night out.The pose is important. Knowing self-awareness is conveyed by the slight raise of an eyebrow, the sideways smile that says you’re not taking it too seriously. A doe-eyed stare and mussed-up hair denotes natural beauty, as if you’ve just woken up and can’t help looking like this. Sexiness is suggested by sucked-in cheeks, pouting lips, a nonchalant cock of the head and a hint of bare flesh just below the clavicle. Snap! That’s a selfie.
Who takes selfies? Almost everybody does. As a matter of fact, the trend has become an obsession to some people, especially the younger ones mainly because teens and the 18 to 34 demographic are heavier digital users than their older counterparts.
It has become an obsession that many experts believe taking so many ‘selfies’ a day is a mental issue. But this viral short movie will definitely cure that addiction. Erdal Ceylan and Meelah Adams created this short film that left netizens scared to take selfies—especially when they are alone.

Erdal Ceylan and Meelah Adams say: “With Selfie from Hell we wanted to create something creepy, atmospheric, a bit shocking, and above all entertaining. A video, that makes people want to share with others.
“The inspiration came from movies like Insidious and The Ring. The language is universal and there’s almost no text, so everybody around the world can understand it.”
In the short film, a woman takes a selfie before heading out. But as soon as she checks the photo, she sees a “zombie” behind her, but when she looks behind her, there was no one. So she took another selfie. Now, the zombie appeared closer making her fall to the ground in horror. She tries to take a picture. And another. Nothing. Does she dare take another selfie again?