Worst Horror Ending

[RavageRitual]

I did a search and saw thier was no thread like this.
So I took it upon myself to make one.

Has thier ever been a movie you watched that you liked the whole way through...then came the ending. Thiers Ending we all hate. What are some of yours?

Mine...

Candyman 2
Near Dark
Ju-On
The Village
Jacob's Ladder

[Skaboy]

What about "Snuff"? A mediocre film at best but the ending was just tagged on to make an otherwise un-noteworthy film notorious.

[The_Return]

Amityville 2: The Possession

Someone care to explain how the hell the house was repaired by the time the Lutz family moves in? Whats that? You cant? Exactly.


Ill think of more...

[urgeok]

my vote's on The Village.

it also gets my vote on the worst Horror beginning and middle as well.

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by The_Return
Amityville 2: The Possession

Despite that valid point...I loved that movie.

For me, it's all these new bullshit movies. To name a few HORRIBLE endings-

-The Fog (2005)

-Boogeyman

-Darkness Falls

However, it's not like I liked these movies and then hated the endings. I hated the movies entirely.

[liebesspiel]

Originally posted by The_Return
Amityville 2: The Possession

Someone care to explain how the hell the house was repaired by the time the Lutz family moves in? Whats that? You cant? Exactly.


Ill think of more...

Repaired? What do you mean repaired? The house didn't explode (the explotion in the exorcism scene meant something like "freedom", if you know what I mean... I think "purity" would be the appropiate word) or something like that. And not any damage was made to the house at all.

[The_Return]

What are you talking about man? It can symbolise whatever the hell it wants to, but the house was still charred and partially destroyed. Continuity is far more important than symbolisim, IMO.

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by Skaboy
What about "Snuff"? A mediocre film at best but the ending was just tagged on to make an otherwise un-noteworthy film notorious.

I have Snuff, But havnt had the time to watch it yet, guess I have many other films that I feel are more worth my time.

[liebesspiel]

Originally posted by The_Return
What are you talking about man? It can symbolise whatever the hell it wants to, but the house was still charred and partially destroyed. Continuity is far more important than symbolisim, IMO.

Oh my God! Doors and windows opening by themselves? Is that the damage you mean? Blood running through the floor? Pillars falling off the ceiling? Wow! Now, THAT'S hard to repair! Evil brushes? ¬¬

[The_Return]

Originally posted by liebesspiel
Oh my God! Doors and windows opening by themselves? Is that the damage you mean? Blood running through the floor? Pillars falling off the ceiling? Wow! Now, THAT'S hard to repair! Evil brushes? ¬¬

Before you say anything else regarding this movie, Id recomend you actually see it.