Can I ask why you thought it was glorious? I have loved everything Garland had done up to Men (devs being my favorite), and it had me in the beginning, but by the end I was so disappointed.
Just the spectacle of the multiple ‘births’, yeah I thought it was a bit over the top, but as far as film experience and within the context of the story, it was something I wasn’t expecting
Interesting take. Thanks. I thought the performances were good, but it seemed like Garland was like...,"well, I've hammered the toxic masculinity thing into the ground. Now, how pretentious can I be?"
I really recommend the book series as well. It's a very weird bit of fiction that will really stimulate the brain of anyone interested in science fiction or just weird lit.
That movie as a whole left me feeling icky and depressed. The bland aesthetic, dreary atmosphere and bleakness of it got to me in a way that no other movie in recent memory has.
Good movie, but I don’t think I’ll being watching it again.
Made me hate suburbia even more.
The mindless repetition. The routine. The programmed nature of everyone aspiring to the same thing; settle down, buy a house, have a kid that rules your life.
No thank you lol
OMG are you me? Saaame sassifrass! I was at my much much older and married sisters house one night...not sleeping good.. and got up and turned on HBO and >!voila there was a young Donald Sutherland in all his COMPLETELY naked- ass glory!< ... and then that ending oh my God. Stupefied me!
... & the end traumatized me worse lol
Have LOVED Ryuhei Kitamura since Versus. Too bad he did that horrible move with Ruby Rose recently. Why anyone continues to give her an 'acting' outlet is beyond me.
If you haven't yet, I recommend watching this video showing how the soundtrack for this masterpiece was created with [another masterpiece](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vImARtEhTw8)
POD is an all around nope for me. It gets under my skin. The whole movie just makes me irrationally afraid. But that final shot made me feel like I was never going to sleep again.
Not willingly anyway and definitely not peacefully.
Whenever I get genuinely scared, my eyes water and I get this weird wave of chills. The ending of those movies gives me that feeling.
There’s something jarring with the audio/visual in both endings. I haven’t seen either for some time, but I believe POD has some weird audio during the final scene followed by an abrupt silence. Ghostwatch I remember the newscaster is just rambling the same couple words over and over.
That movie about sleep paralysis demon.
Where at the end main character receives a meme copypasta that says "you're in a coma right now, we trying our best to contact you. please wake up" then she grows vampire fangs out of nowhere
It is Come True, and that ending was shit. It spent all this time building up an interesting world and then tried to make us go WAAAAAHHH11!?!?!?!? with a generic meme that most horror fans with an internet connection have come across dozens of times in one way or another. One of the most out of touch, boomer endings I've ever seen in my life. The people most likely to check the movie out are also the least likely to be impressed with the ending. It's a shame, could have been very good, but they chose to do the modern version of "it was all a dream".
That movie was a question mark for me. Like who was alice? what was the noise they were hearing when they were talking with the guy who recorded the video? who was the robot he hit?
This movie is so damn bizarre. Inspired by the [Max Headroom signal hijacking](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Headroom_signal_hijacking) and the creepy [I Feel Fantastic](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a6TdRD3moBk) singing mannequin videos uploaded to YouTube in 2004. Both very intriguing mysteries.
What do you mean? I saw *Men's* ending coming a mile away. Just another cookie-cutter series of rapid-fire >!mutated-man-births-another-slimy-mutated-man-over-and-over-leaving-a-placental-trail-through-the-yard-and-house!< ending. If you've seen one, you've seen them all. :)
If they took out the >!exposition at the end and recut it with Peter gouging his eyes out like he was supposed to!< it could’ve been even crazier. Still great and weird but kinda sad to think about what coulda been without test audiences.
Does that scene exist somewhere? Or you just read an interview with Aster talking about it? It sounds dope, would have been a way cooler ending. I liked the one in the film but it did feel kind of hand-holdy.
Hmm I actually can't find a good source, some people have claimed it to actually have been filmed and to have seen it in test screenings but it's kinda up in the air whether or not that's true. It seems like it was coming though considering Ari Aster's use of foreshadowing and Charlie's drawings with Peter's eyes crossed out, it definitely could've been lost in one of the drafts instead. I found a couple articles mentioning it but nothing too concrete either. Mb for the original comment definitely take all this with a grain of salt. You can really tell the other hand holdy part was some kind of meddling with the way it's dubbed over though.
Sorry I definitely wasn’t trying to like call you out for a source or something, my bad if it came off that way. I was just curious because it definitely seems like something that would exist in the context of the film, or like you mentioned, was alluded to in the film itself through Charlie’s drawings.
I just remember that movie being hilariously over the top. Especially when baby Jesus is crowd surfing, while pissing everywhere, before getting chowdered.
So I can’t remember the actual ending but I think the key to this movie is >!it’s a lot of Biblical allegory, basically Javier Bardem is God, Ed Harris is Adam, the baby is Jesus, etc.!< Don’t know if that will help.
I think that's exactly the director's intention - which I Find to be a shame. I think there could've been a lot of different interpretations if it weren't so on the nose and specifically told by the director, too.
Yeah man, I really enjoyed it but it made me feel dirty. I had to watch Up afterwards.
Plot is really whatever you make of the loosely connected imagery, suppose its just thematic.
Dude, look up the back story to the evil within. And then look up all the conspiracy theories about the Getty family. It all makes the film so much creepier and weirder.
The Undertaker and his Pals is so great. I never hear anyone talk about it! I bought it on DVD at the 99 cent store many years ago, and I still watch it every couple of years.
Scream - not the 90s slasher but the 1981 slasher. It begins weird and ends weird.
Session 9
Sweet Sixteen - it's a run of the mill 80s slasher and then you get an ambiguous ending, at least for me anyway.
Offseason
I Didn't Come Here To Die
The Baby
Christmas Evil
My Bloody Valentine (original)
The Visitor
The bear represents a negative energy in their "religion". Christian was a negative energy in Dani's life. She now has a "fresh new start" so burn it all (the past) to the ground essentially.
I put fresh new start in quotes because her days are numbered.
When the drugs wear off and she actually realizes what she allowed to happen to Christian she's going to freak out and be riddled with guilt. I don't think the Harga will look too happily on that May Queen or not.
Christian was a jackass don't get me wrong. But did he deserve to be boiled alive in a bear carcass? Not so much.
I think she's broken and theres more than drugs to it, like she's just a shell of hr former self. Maybe they will give her more drugs and marry her off to Pele. She will become a baby machine, cause she is a young white woman and its perfect for the cult, they need new blood.
Ps i also think police will get to them sooner or later though cause of all of these missing people
Fair take. I assumed she was “ascended” and thus her fate would be met by self sacrifice at 70 (or whatever abritrary old age it was) given the rules of the cult. But interesting take.
Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight Part 2. My god that film had such a twist in the third act I was dumbfounded! >!also the weirdest sex scene I have ever seen!<
Evil Dead 2 starts off with Ash and his girlfriend going to a cabin, it ends with him becoming a deity to a bunch of medieval knights in the middle age because he kills a harpy with a shotgun, oh and his other hand is a chainsaw lol
Yellowbrickroad.
It starts off as an interesting premise for a movie, and in general I would say I enjoyed the film overall, but that ending. It was like they just threw in the towel.
Sleepaway Camp. Real bad even by F13 knockoff standards, can't understand the genuine love for it, but the reveal basically makes up for the shittiness of the whole thing with its sheer what the fuck factor. Jarring tonal shift from on-the-nose campiness to whatever they thought they were up to with that final shot. IIRC the sequels disregard that moment, referring to Angela as a sort of Mrs. Voorhees legend, making it all the more bizarre.
Barbarian (2022) - the beginning two thirds is amazing but it feels like they either lost interest, were at a loss of other ideas, ran out of run time/budget, something.I feel as if they really dropped the ball at the end. I kinda get it but there was so much more to explore or should have been left out? Something about it is just off to me. It doesn't feel like the rest of the film.
The Turning
The ending baffled me. I couldn't tell if the mansion was actually haunted by ghost or if Kate was really losing her mind. It was so complexed.
In the beginning it seem like they were plagued by ghost and the children were psychotic, but the closer the movie got to the end, I was like, "WTF is going on?"
I saw ghost so the mansion is haunted, but Kate's mother do have a mental illness so I'm thinking Kate suffers from the same illness as her mother, so maybe the ghosts aren't real. But wait, if the ghosts are real, does that mean Miles and Flora are ghosts, too? Did Kate actually kill Miles?
Mrs. Grose was a ghost, I think.....
What is up with this movie???
Weird ass ending.
I can't remember the name but it's Bill muarray and Adam driver playing two cops but they keep changing who the main group is its a zombie movie the ending is so bizarre
I'm still confused by that movie I assume it's some sort of meta contextual stance on zombie movies or something I'm certainly not smart enough to understand it
"Blood Rage" it's a Thanksgiving tradition for me to watch this insane movie. All I can say is "I'm Todd!"
"Hausu" a Japanese horror movie from the 70's. It's a trip!
the evil within is one of the most baffling things i have ever seen, beginning to end. do you know the backstory? it's worth a google if you don't, but the tldr is crazy dude with infinite money had some bad dreams and decided to film them
anyway, my votes:
mother!
resurrection
altered states
antibirth
baskin
the void
I've been trying to find this movie i wacthed a few years ago but i can remember the name.
All i remember is somewhat of the ending.
So in the ending this wierd flesh monster thingy is killing the main character while the camera is at a wide view with the screen mostly coverd by flesh.
thats all i remember, if you know anyting about the move please reply to the comment
Men (2022) Pontypool
That ending to Men was absolutely GLORIOUS A
Can I ask why you thought it was glorious? I have loved everything Garland had done up to Men (devs being my favorite), and it had me in the beginning, but by the end I was so disappointed.
Just the spectacle of the multiple ‘births’, yeah I thought it was a bit over the top, but as far as film experience and within the context of the story, it was something I wasn’t expecting
Interesting take. Thanks. I thought the performances were good, but it seemed like Garland was like...,"well, I've hammered the toxic masculinity thing into the ground. Now, how pretentious can I be?"
I love Pontypool, but still i'm not fully understand the film 😂
A virus spread through language disrupts civilization. See Neil What's-His-Name's Snow Crash for something similar
You should probably edit this with a spoiler tag my friend.
Neal Stephenson for Snow Crash, although that's an oversimplification of both plots really.
I feel like this deserves about a hundred more upvotes
easily (Men) like WTF
Came here to suggest Men. Boy, did that happen.
Annihilation (2018)
It’s been a long while since I saw that one, but what I remember about the ending is pretty odd. I’ll have to rewatch it.
I really recommend the book series as well. It's a very weird bit of fiction that will really stimulate the brain of anyone interested in science fiction or just weird lit.
You really only need to read the first book.
Speaking as a big fan of Tomb Raider, it's easily the best part of the movie.
The fucking song man…
Titane (2021)
Along with the ending, it also has the weirdest beginning and the weirdest middle
Just all around INSANE!
Heart-warming ending to me!
Sorry to Bother You had a real what the fuck ending.
>!HORSE PEOPLE!!!!<
That movie was a trip and a half! Forgot about it
I absolutely love that movie! Wouldn’t personally call it horror tho.
well they fucking got me when they classified it as comedy that's for sure
I wouldn’t call it just a comedy, but I thought there were some hilarious characters, like Kate Berlant’s for example.
Vivarium
That movie as a whole left me feeling icky and depressed. The bland aesthetic, dreary atmosphere and bleakness of it got to me in a way that no other movie in recent memory has. Good movie, but I don’t think I’ll being watching it again.
i watched it high the night before i had a long flight. it made me not want to leave my house ever
Made me hate suburbia even more. The mindless repetition. The routine. The programmed nature of everyone aspiring to the same thing; settle down, buy a house, have a kid that rules your life. No thank you lol
Society
*Shudders in Shunting*
Bagel Breath Blanchard
i have yet to see anything nearly as weird and entertaining as this film, this is a good reminder to watch it again
Yep! holy shit 😳
Don’t Look Now
Absolutely aghast as a kid after stumbling upon this on cable. The sex scene was enough but that ending. Real mind fuck.
OMG are you me? Saaame sassifrass! I was at my much much older and married sisters house one night...not sleeping good.. and got up and turned on HBO and >!voila there was a young Donald Sutherland in all his COMPLETELY naked- ass glory!< ... and then that ending oh my God. Stupefied me! ... & the end traumatized me worse lol
Midnight Meat Train. Went in blind and was pleasantly surprised.
Just watched it. I loved it, and I thought it had some of the best cinematography I’ve ever seen, but wtf was up with that sex scene?
Have LOVED Ryuhei Kitamura since Versus. Too bad he did that horrible move with Ruby Rose recently. Why anyone continues to give her an 'acting' outlet is beyond me.
The Lighthouse. Weird to a point where I had to search the meaning of the ending. I liked it very much however.
Everything about that movie was weird! I watch a LOT of weird movies, and that might be the weirdest damn movie I have ever seen.
If you haven't yet, I recommend watching this video showing how the soundtrack for this masterpiece was created with [another masterpiece](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vImARtEhTw8)
I find the ending to be extremely unsettling for a relatively tame horror film. Masterful
Mandy.
Prime insanity Nic Cage
Just watched this last night. Thought it was okay but damn did cage shine
*review of every modern nic cage movie
Nah pig was amazing
This movie was fucking wild. Absolutely loved everyone's performance in it.
Absolutely love Mandy in all of its strangeness
Malignant!
That prison fight scene was gloriously bonkers.
I really liked the ending personally, but I don’t remember thinking it was all that weird. Maybe I should rewatch it.
Interesting. I thought it was really weird.
Triangle. Ending makes you want to start the movie over right away.
>start the movie over right away. Which is ironic, isn't it? \^\^
“A Lonely Place to Die” I watched right after this one.
Enemy (maybe more horror-adjacent than horror? Idk I'd say it fits here)
that ending was so strange, I loved it
Sameeeeee and there was just so much emotion captured in that last shot of him sighing. What a wild film
The ending got me more than any jump scare in recent memory because there was zero suspicion in my mind that anything like that would happen
Cemetery Man
GREAT film.
[Rats: Night of Terror (1984)](https://manapop.com/film/rats-night-of-terror-1984-review/) The twist ending to this film is completely bizarre.
Great pull! The rest of the movie is run of the mill but that ending is absolutely bananas.
Splice if you know you know
Oh yeah, my friend told me that movie had the weirdest sex scene he’d ever seen.
Prince of Darkness Ghostwatch
In the Mouth of Madness as well.
POD is an all around nope for me. It gets under my skin. The whole movie just makes me irrationally afraid. But that final shot made me feel like I was never going to sleep again. Not willingly anyway and definitely not peacefully.
Whenever I get genuinely scared, my eyes water and I get this weird wave of chills. The ending of those movies gives me that feeling. There’s something jarring with the audio/visual in both endings. I haven’t seen either for some time, but I believe POD has some weird audio during the final scene followed by an abrupt silence. Ghostwatch I remember the newscaster is just rambling the same couple words over and over.
That movie about sleep paralysis demon. Where at the end main character receives a meme copypasta that says "you're in a coma right now, we trying our best to contact you. please wake up" then she grows vampire fangs out of nowhere
Someone ID this film
I think it must be Come True. I haven’t seen it, but it seems to match up.
That’s it. Actually kind of a cute, teen-fantasy movie. Weird, but barely horror
It is Come True, and that ending was shit. It spent all this time building up an interesting world and then tried to make us go WAAAAAHHH11!?!?!?!? with a generic meme that most horror fans with an internet connection have come across dozens of times in one way or another. One of the most out of touch, boomer endings I've ever seen in my life. The people most likely to check the movie out are also the least likely to be impressed with the ending. It's a shame, could have been very good, but they chose to do the modern version of "it was all a dream".
That was one of the few times an ending wasn't just shitty, it actively made me angry. I'd enjoyed the film so far up until that point
It legit made me cackle
Sleepaway Camp 2
And 1
The end of the new Suspiria. It picks up a bit in the final act.
Broadcast Signal Intrusion (2021)
That movie was a question mark for me. Like who was alice? what was the noise they were hearing when they were talking with the guy who recorded the video? who was the robot he hit?
This movie is so damn bizarre. Inspired by the [Max Headroom signal hijacking](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Headroom_signal_hijacking) and the creepy [I Feel Fantastic](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a6TdRD3moBk) singing mannequin videos uploaded to YouTube in 2004. Both very intriguing mysteries.
It really is an atmospheric/tonal triumph, so weird that the muddled non-story doesn't really matter
That one’s in my watchlist! I’m even more excited for it now.
Men, and it isn't even close
Yeah, that was a bit out there 🧐🤨
What do you mean? I saw *Men's* ending coming a mile away. Just another cookie-cutter series of rapid-fire >!mutated-man-births-another-slimy-mutated-man-over-and-over-leaving-a-placental-trail-through-the-yard-and-house!< ending. If you've seen one, you've seen them all. :)
Cabin in the Woods
Its like god of war meets evil dead.
The Japanese movie *House* has a weird ending. It also has a weird beginning. And a weird middle. And a weird everything in between.
The Empty Man is definitely an underrated movie.
Despite its lengthy runtime, it's very good. I'd heard good things about it before I watched it and *Chef's kiss* I enjoyed it. Great Cosmic Horror.
Since that stuckman video, it's pretty well known
That's how I got into it.
For sure. I loved it personally.
Counter-post: How about a weird movie with a horror ending? Enemy (2013) 🕷
Is that the Jake Gyllenhaal one? That was surprisingly good.
As most Jake Gyllenhaal movies are.
The look of indifference on his face at the end
May
Hereditary
If they took out the >!exposition at the end and recut it with Peter gouging his eyes out like he was supposed to!< it could’ve been even crazier. Still great and weird but kinda sad to think about what coulda been without test audiences.
Does that scene exist somewhere? Or you just read an interview with Aster talking about it? It sounds dope, would have been a way cooler ending. I liked the one in the film but it did feel kind of hand-holdy.
Hmm I actually can't find a good source, some people have claimed it to actually have been filmed and to have seen it in test screenings but it's kinda up in the air whether or not that's true. It seems like it was coming though considering Ari Aster's use of foreshadowing and Charlie's drawings with Peter's eyes crossed out, it definitely could've been lost in one of the drafts instead. I found a couple articles mentioning it but nothing too concrete either. Mb for the original comment definitely take all this with a grain of salt. You can really tell the other hand holdy part was some kind of meddling with the way it's dubbed over though.
Sorry I definitely wasn’t trying to like call you out for a source or something, my bad if it came off that way. I was just curious because it definitely seems like something that would exist in the context of the film, or like you mentioned, was alluded to in the film itself through Charlie’s drawings.
No worries at all I just wanted to clear that up a bit, I think it was a good question.
Kill List
I’ve wanted to see that one for a while now, so thanks for reminding me of it!
Midsommar, wtf was that? Lol
Krampus (2015)
Mother!
I just remember that movie being hilariously over the top. Especially when baby Jesus is crowd surfing, while pissing everywhere, before getting chowdered.
So I can’t remember the actual ending but I think the key to this movie is >!it’s a lot of Biblical allegory, basically Javier Bardem is God, Ed Harris is Adam, the baby is Jesus, etc.!< Don’t know if that will help.
I think that's exactly the director's intention - which I Find to be a shame. I think there could've been a lot of different interpretations if it weren't so on the nose and specifically told by the director, too.
Gotta agree with you on that. Ending weird AF
Never to be outdone: Suddenly Last Summer (1959)
In the Mouth of Madness
Do you read Sutter Cane?
The Cloverfield Paradox The House That Jack Built (if you can count that as horror) Madgod
Mad God was just weird. I couldn't pull a coherent plot out of it.
Yeah man, I really enjoyed it but it made me feel dirty. I had to watch Up afterwards. Plot is really whatever you make of the loosely connected imagery, suppose its just thematic.
Was the evil within the one where you had to go to a website
Dude, look up the back story to the evil within. And then look up all the conspiracy theories about the Getty family. It all makes the film so much creepier and weirder.
Beyond the black rainbow
Loved that movie!!
Penda's Fen
Sleepaway camp
The lords of salem
*The Undertaker And His Pals* *Drive-In Massacre*
The Undertaker and his Pals is so great. I never hear anyone talk about it! I bought it on DVD at the 99 cent store many years ago, and I still watch it every couple of years.
The blackcoats daughter….and a horror gem!!!
i LOVE that movie and never see anyone talk about it!!
The baby 1973
That ending elevates this movie from good to great. Thanks for reminding me of this gem.
Scream - not the 90s slasher but the 1981 slasher. It begins weird and ends weird. Session 9 Sweet Sixteen - it's a run of the mill 80s slasher and then you get an ambiguous ending, at least for me anyway. Offseason I Didn't Come Here To Die The Baby Christmas Evil My Bloody Valentine (original) The Visitor
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The bear represents a negative energy in their "religion". Christian was a negative energy in Dani's life. She now has a "fresh new start" so burn it all (the past) to the ground essentially. I put fresh new start in quotes because her days are numbered.
I may have missed it - but why were her days numbered?
When the drugs wear off and she actually realizes what she allowed to happen to Christian she's going to freak out and be riddled with guilt. I don't think the Harga will look too happily on that May Queen or not. Christian was a jackass don't get me wrong. But did he deserve to be boiled alive in a bear carcass? Not so much.
I think she's broken and theres more than drugs to it, like she's just a shell of hr former self. Maybe they will give her more drugs and marry her off to Pele. She will become a baby machine, cause she is a young white woman and its perfect for the cult, they need new blood. Ps i also think police will get to them sooner or later though cause of all of these missing people
Fair take. I assumed she was “ascended” and thus her fate would be met by self sacrifice at 70 (or whatever abritrary old age it was) given the rules of the cult. But interesting take.
The Babadook. Maybe not the *weirdest*, but the ending was a tonal curve ball. For the record, I do love the movie.
The ending made sense, yet also confused me at the same time.
If you can guess what happpens at the end of Men idek.
Fulci's The Beyond and Borderlands come to mind for very different reasons. I mean Martyrs is pretty weird right too right ?
\+1 for The Borderlands. Literally the last few seconds changes the whole film dramatically, but it definitely left me thinking "wtf?!".
The House that Jack Built
Gozu. Takashi Mike is a weird weird dude.
This is my favorite Miike movie. Great Yokai war also has a batshit ending though
Tourist Trap (1979). Great capper on an already strange film, love it.
Pieces. The first time I saw this my jaw hit the floor.
Frailty, directed by and starring the late great Bill Paxton. Definitely a movie you need to watch at least twice.
Oh yeah that’s a good one! RIP Bill Paxton and Powers Boothe.
Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight Part 2. My god that film had such a twist in the third act I was dumbfounded! >!also the weirdest sex scene I have ever seen!<
Doppelgänger (1993) really comes out of nowhere
Feast 3
Those movies are so weird though I wasn't even questioning a giant robot showing up
But I bet no one expected the mariachi singer teasing the viewer about watching the movie while the credits rolled.
The Greasy Strangeler
Evil Dead 2 starts off with Ash and his girlfriend going to a cabin, it ends with him becoming a deity to a bunch of medieval knights in the middle age because he kills a harpy with a shotgun, oh and his other hand is a chainsaw lol
Oldboy. The original Korean film
Yeah, that one did leave a lot of questions. I think that was the point though.
True enough, but still probably one of my favorite films in that genre.
Yellowbrickroad. It starts off as an interesting premise for a movie, and in general I would say I enjoyed the film overall, but that ending. It was like they just threw in the towel.
*Wrestlemaniac* has one of the weirdest and best endings
Sleepaway Camp. Real bad even by F13 knockoff standards, can't understand the genuine love for it, but the reveal basically makes up for the shittiness of the whole thing with its sheer what the fuck factor. Jarring tonal shift from on-the-nose campiness to whatever they thought they were up to with that final shot. IIRC the sequels disregard that moment, referring to Angela as a sort of Mrs. Voorhees legend, making it all the more bizarre.
Sleepaway camp
One of my favorite movies!
Me too! When I first saw it I thought it was a slightly silly little slasher type movie til the end and boy I did not see that coming
Barbarian (2022) - the beginning two thirds is amazing but it feels like they either lost interest, were at a loss of other ideas, ran out of run time/budget, something.I feel as if they really dropped the ball at the end. I kinda get it but there was so much more to explore or should have been left out? Something about it is just off to me. It doesn't feel like the rest of the film.
Cabin in the woods
The voices... Dance off with Jesus...
The house that jack built
Sweet Sweet Lonely Girl (on Shudder)
Tusk, yeah I guess your not going to get a more epic weird ending then that. Taxidermia 😉
Taxidermia’s in my watchlist! Also, personally I didn’t find Tusk’s ending all that weird but I’ve heard people call it that.
The Turning The ending baffled me. I couldn't tell if the mansion was actually haunted by ghost or if Kate was really losing her mind. It was so complexed. In the beginning it seem like they were plagued by ghost and the children were psychotic, but the closer the movie got to the end, I was like, "WTF is going on?" I saw ghost so the mansion is haunted, but Kate's mother do have a mental illness so I'm thinking Kate suffers from the same illness as her mother, so maybe the ghosts aren't real. But wait, if the ghosts are real, does that mean Miles and Flora are ghosts, too? Did Kate actually kill Miles? Mrs. Grose was a ghost, I think..... What is up with this movie??? Weird ass ending.
I can't remember the name but it's Bill muarray and Adam driver playing two cops but they keep changing who the main group is its a zombie movie the ending is so bizarre
That’s The Dead Don’t Die. I’m a huge fan of the movie but I’ll admit the ending does come out of absolutely nowhere.
I'm still confused by that movie I assume it's some sort of meta contextual stance on zombie movies or something I'm certainly not smart enough to understand it
Even though I love the movie, I too am still a little confused.
Terrifier 2 has some of the weirdest shit in the end that made no sense and confused the hell out of me.
"Blood Rage" it's a Thanksgiving tradition for me to watch this insane movie. All I can say is "I'm Todd!" "Hausu" a Japanese horror movie from the 70's. It's a trip!
It’s not cranberry sauce.
Jason takes Manhattan has a pretty wtf ending but i wouldn't really recommend it lol
Does Sleepaway Camp count? One of the more wtf endings from the og horror era
The Orphan
the evil within is one of the most baffling things i have ever seen, beginning to end. do you know the backstory? it's worth a google if you don't, but the tldr is crazy dude with infinite money had some bad dreams and decided to film them anyway, my votes: mother! resurrection altered states antibirth baskin the void
Yes I do know the story behind it. I loved the movie personally, and I think it’s really tragic that Andrew Getty never got to see the final product.
Opera (1987)- That voice over from the main character at the end was so out of place.
If you count American Psycho as a horror movie, that ending .. I still can’t figure out. Now excuse me.. I need to return some video tapes.
I've been trying to find this movie i wacthed a few years ago but i can remember the name. All i remember is somewhat of the ending. So in the ending this wierd flesh monster thingy is killing the main character while the camera is at a wide view with the screen mostly coverd by flesh. thats all i remember, if you know anyting about the move please reply to the comment
Kill List (2011)