@@androfanatic9548 Soooo...1. it's a matter of how big your team is. 2.Not every movie has to be seen right before the list. I could talk about movies I saw 10 years ago. And in 30 years you can watch a lot of movies. 3. If they can't see a movie for time limitations - which would be perfectly fine - they shouldn't talk about it! The mistakes they make (e.g. the one with Texas Chainsaw where they fabricated a completly different ending) are plain embarrassing. It's not like the wrongly pronounce the second name of the third unit cameracrane operator. They make big absurd story mistakes.
@@Insomayeah I agree. This is still journalism and it requires research. Even if you don't watch the film there's ways to fact check this stuff. It's only gonna irk the people that have seen the film. But here we are, moaning about it and boosting that algorithm, so maybe it's by design.
The ending from the book that Knock at the Cabin came from is worse. Wen is accidentally shot from a scuffle over the gun, it doesn't count because it wasn't a willing sacrifice. Her fathers agree that even if they could stop the apocalypse through scarifice, they don't want to because they don't want to believe in a God that would let an innocent like Wen die how she did. So they leave and let what happens happen.
I would’ve been pissed if I would’ve spent time reading that, just to reach such a trash ending. Then when you add what the first response to your comment said also happened in the book, it makes it even worse. I wouldn’t be surprised if this whole movie was made because someone with a little money and power was also pissed at the book’s ending and decided to literally change it themselves.😆
@@jwdathefax377 It was a great book, Paul Tremblay is a great horror writer. But those endings work better in written form than on the screen. See the Mist for the most obvious example.
@@judemapp8804The only problem that I had with the mist ending was that condescending woman giving him that judgmental look after she inexplicably made it through the mist by herself and inexplicably saved her son.🙄 That part pissed me off but other than that, the ending was messed up but I understood it.🤷♂️ But if I take time to read a whole book, I not only need a satisfying ending but I for damn sure wouldn’t want an “open for interpretation” ending. That’s a whole waste of my entire reading time. If I don’t care how a book ends then why am I reading it?….GIVE ME AN ENDING YOU LAZY bastards! 😆
@@jwdathefax377 I meant the ending to The Mist in the original short story is open ended rather than the more definitive ending of the film. Sometimes not knowing what the future holds is the most real ending you can have, like Inception, Shutter Island, Blade Runner, The Thing etc… But I do understand wanting things wrapped up in a fairytale bow.
The most disturbing ending for me was the end of found footage classic REC. I watched that movie first time round at 1am, alone in the house, with the lights out, and the last 5 mins genuinely terrified me. As a 50-something horror addict, this does not happen often.
Not exactly scary but hardcore, have you tried Salvage? Not the english one. American, early 2000s maybe? The ending makes you want to be nicer to ppl, lol.
Knock at the Cabin. Andrew wasn't going to "let the world end because he was angry". Dude just thought that the strange people that busted into his house were full of shit. He just didn't believe them until the very end.
Hatching was great. I loved the look at how families that try to present perfect can sometimes shut down the feelings or unique needs within the family...and how being a social media influencer family aplifies that by always being "on"
10. Fall 0:24 9. Knock At The Cabin 1:42 8. Skinamarink 2:43 7. Bull 3:51 6. Hellraiser (2022) 4:54 5. Hatching 5:57 4. Run 7:09 3. Titane 8:20 2. The Dark & The Wicked 9:31 1. Speak No Evil 10:36
Fall took the ending twist from 47 Meters Down. It’s funny because one movie 2 girls are stuck miles up in the sky while one movie 2 girls are stuck miles down in the ocean.
See I'm one of those people that hates when the bad guy wins so I love watching these vids so I know which ones to avoid and which ones to check out lol
@@istillfunction8691 lmao, I think it’s because the way I see it, life is so frustrating and “bad” people win all the time so for me it’s nice to see when they get the tables turned on them in a satisfying way.
Ghost Ship has an ending that shows a fucked up scenario's about to repeat its self and she can't warn anyone without sounding crazy or delirious. The opening for Ghost Ship is one of the most spun out ways to open a movie but the ending shows an unavoidable foreboding.
Ghost Ship was a really great movie! I overlooked it several times thinking it was some low-budget horror flick, then finally rented it one of those times I couldn't decide what to get (this was back in the Blockbuster days). Wow... blew me away.
@0megacron I was impressed after watching it as I wasn't expecting much. Same thought process as you pretty much. I've had it on DVD for years and still love it. The song when everything's unravelling in flashback and revealing the bad "guy" is awesome too. Kinda NIN sounding.
I think the worst thing about it is, as a parent was immediately like "nope, you're going to have to end me to touch my kid" l. They literally didn't put up any fight.
The thing why people are mad about this ending is that they are just used of protagonists putting up a fight and finding a chance. In this case, the entire movie is a statement about people’s complacency and that they’re too afraid to say something when there’s something bad going on. Also, it’s clearly shown that both of them are like most of us. Just hoping that a solution will come by itself.. and we all hope that they have the fight, I obviously wanted them to live too. But there’s plenty of real-life stories where people in shock also don’t put any fight while they’re being lined up for execution and hanging, they’re just mindlessly going on for the ride. The minute the father tries to shortly fight back, he’s instantly put in place and realises that they don’t have what it takes to do anything. It’s so bleak and hardcore like ‘funny games’, and naturally feels like a defeat for us as an audience. It feels like a total injustice to see the bad guys win without any fight. But just because of this bleakness, this ending is going to stick with me for a long time, like that of the mist for example.. but still, totally get it why it isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. It’s a real ballsy way to end the story.
And if we go back a couple decades to a movie that not enough people talk about, Grace, starring Jordan Ladd had the absolute most disturbing last shot in a horror film that I've ever seen!
I'd say skinamarink is more sad than horrifying since its implied that the kid actually just has brain damage + a tumor and its just his last moments and the ghost is actually his memory of his deceased mother
The scariest thing about #4 - that actually *happened* in one notorious case, though the daughter enlisted an online boyfriend to actually kill her abusive mother.
Yeah. The Mist has a real WTF ending. You feel sorry as fuck for Drayton. I have the short story as own most of King's books, colabs and compilation books and a lot of changes are usually made (like Kubrick's poxy version of The Shining) but The Mist movie has an ending that's definitely more fucked up than the story. Big time.
I have so much beef with fall because I expected it to be so good but the dialogue and plot were so bad but it had so much potential and it was such a great idea😭 ALSO WHERE IS THE MIST?
If you like being scared, there is a 2010 movie called "Frozen" (not the Disney one) you may want to check out. It's about 3 friends on a ski trip who get stuck on a chairlift.
I can't even stand on a chair to change a light bulb without feeling shaky. Looking down gives me the jitters. I used to climb tall asf trees, pipes and jump from one roof to another wherever possible etc but as I got older, claustrophobia and fear of heights became embedded in my psyche somehow. Now I'm a pussy😂
For The Dark and the Wicked, I prefer to think that Michael survived, given he clearly didn't sever an artery upon slitting his throat. Given how the blood is gushing and not spurting, and how dark it is, he severed a vein. With the amount of blood he was losing in the time we see him means that, so long as his wife put pressure on it and called 911, Michael likely survived. At least if the timing of her and the girls' arrival is when the movie makes it seem, which is seconds after he did so. Also, I think the most disturbing part of The Dark and the Wicked wasn't that; it was the fact that this entity could jump from person to person just by them being in contact with its' current/past victim. We know this because after it comes disguised as the preacher, Louise calls the number it gave her...only for the man to pick up to be the man who the entity was disguised as to answer, and say how Louise sounds just like his daughter who had died. It's implied he then commits suicide, given how tormented and terrified the man is.
Wow. The #10 could also fit on a depressing ending list too. Poor Becky. I haven’t seen the movie yet, and I probably haven’t seen many or even any movies on this list. Hopefully if I do find that movie at some point I’ll be prepared for that sad ending so it won’t hit as hard as it probably would had I not watched this list prior to the movie.
I have seen so many excellent and obscure horror movies because of these lists. There are no less than 3 here that I just have to see. Also I highly recommend Speak No Evil if you enjoy slow burn horror with absolutely no happy ending.
That movie is like dread in film form. it was almost a relief when the horrifying "twist" drops just because what you kinda dreaded but knew was coming finally came.
For me, the weirdest part about entry number 2 is that I used to do community theater with the lady who plays the female lead. You go, Marin! Hell yeah!
I've never seen Knock At The Cabin before, but the story and the name makes it sound like this movie's director hated Cabin In The Woods ending as much as I did. Condemning the entire world, from plantlife to animals, to death just because you think your own species sucks?! It makes them low-key worse then the villains in the movie because as sadistic as they were they at least didn't wanted the entire world to suffer and die.
The book that Knock at the Cabin was based on actually ends pretty similar to CitW though. Basically the husbands refuse to kill each other and it's left open if the world ends or not
Diane is in prison at the end of Run She just in the infirmary. And he failed to mention one of the biggest parts of the plot of Titane, that Alexi is a serial killer
Re - Hatch: The bird monster Ally sounds like a human sized cuckoo. Much like the aforementioned real life bird, Ally is nurtured by its host until it is big and strong enough to usurp said host. Classic cuckoo like behaviour, save for the destruction of the host mother’s own legit eggs of course.
I really don't get the love for skindamarink you literally can't see or hear anything. It wasn't artistic or cool. I'm all for low budget films but they need to be actual films with an actual story. It wasn't even scary I found myself fast forwarding threw sections because it was taking way to long to watch.
Can't believe Martyrs is not here. It should be No.1. After all that happens in that film. The break-in, the find, the absolute months of torture. She is finally SKINNED alive!
I just realized how desensitized I am. I have watched every single one of these movies and didn't consider any of the endings disturbing. Guess is time to go back to romance movies?
Titane is so boring and not good compared to her first film, everybody in France was so hype for this not that good movie, Speack no evil is so incredibly gooood !
I was so disappointed by Titane. Dull, had no sympathy for the lead and couldn't buy the premise of a father being so desperate for his lost son he would just overlook everything including obvious pregnancy. I found myself cringing through most of it. And I like body horror but Titane was just silly.
thats only true if youre gay. She has that "Ryan Murphy" career where she doesnt matter to anyone outside the homosexual community, to the rest of the world she is a "Hey, isnt that *that* chick that...?"
In Skinamarink the boy is in a coma after an accident which is why the house has no windows or doors. The ending is the demon escorting him to the afterlife.
Just a couple of questions: (1) What is a "professional climber?" Do people actually get paid for, well, climbing up poles? (2) In KNOCK AT THE CABIN, if he didn't kill his partner, the apocalypse would happen anyway and everyone would be dead - so what would it matter? He'd be dead, so no feelings of remorse.
The people who saw the vision stated that if the family let the apocalypse happen, the family will be alone and wonder the earth cosmically and permanently. It's unclear whether they would die. The decision to allow or stop the apocalypse is more complicated than you remember.
Oh no no no no how can you do a recent film for bad endings words ending saddest ending without hereditary oh my God didn't know one else see that damn movie everybody died and none of them deserve today not one of them except for the grandmother😮
I've seen the most disturbing films you can imagine... Irreversible, Salò, The Mist... But Skinamarink... Couldn't do it... That was too much for me. Something about children being the main focus... Nope!
In skinamarink, the boy fell down the stairs and went into a Coma. The movie is in his perspective. The mother and father lose hope. The sister regularly visits him in hospice. The constant cartoons is a reference to how hospitals always play old cartoons. The exits disappearing is to say that the boy is losing his memories. He can no longer remember his house. It is also to say that he is not going to wake up. 572 days is to refer how many days he was in a Coma before his passing. All of this is from film theory. I suggest going to watch the video.
#6- IDK about that. What happened to Elliot Spencer aka Pinhead was pretty graphic and intense too. No I haven’t seen any of the HellRaiser movies but I have watched the Kill Counts for the first 3 on Dead Meat. After that James says he wouldn’t cover the other movies in the HellRaiser franchise because the series really went downhill in quality. Maybe he’ll cover them eventually.
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Note on the Fall: She didn't place the phone in her jeans, she put it inside her friend's corpse.
Whatcultures writers and presenters rarely have seen the movies they are talking about.
@@Insomato be fair if they watch every movie thed never be able to do anything else
@@androfanatic9548 Soooo...1. it's a matter of how big your team is. 2.Not every movie has to be seen right before the list. I could talk about movies I saw 10 years ago. And in 30 years you can watch a lot of movies. 3. If they can't see a movie for time limitations - which would be perfectly fine - they shouldn't talk about it! The mistakes they make (e.g. the one with Texas Chainsaw where they fabricated a completly different ending) are plain embarrassing. It's not like the wrongly pronounce the second name of the third unit cameracrane operator. They make big absurd story mistakes.
@@Insomayeah I agree. This is still journalism and it requires research. Even if you don't watch the film there's ways to fact check this stuff. It's only gonna irk the people that have seen the film.
But here we are, moaning about it and boosting that algorithm, so maybe it's by design.
Isn't that what he said? She put the phone in her dead friend's pocket, then dropped the corpse.
Or did she, like, rip open the body and put it there?
Nitpick about “Fall”: the phone wasn’t put into Hunter’s jeans, it was pushed into her body through a hole that had been pecked open by vultures
Making it way more metal
I think a lot of the times these people don't watch any of the movies, they just look random shit up online and go with it.
@@DerekScottBland they heavily rely on AI to fill in blanks
"when she is impregnated by a car, don't ask", is what killed me!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It also killed her. 🤷♂
The ending from the book that Knock at the Cabin came from is worse. Wen is accidentally shot from a scuffle over the gun, it doesn't count because it wasn't a willing sacrifice. Her fathers agree that even if they could stop the apocalypse through scarifice, they don't want to because they don't want to believe in a God that would let an innocent like Wen die how she did. So they leave and let what happens happen.
And unlike the movie, it is left very unclear if the end is happening with a lot more doubt cast on the four strangers.
I would’ve been pissed if I would’ve spent time reading that, just to reach such a trash ending. Then when you add what the first response to your comment said also happened in the book, it makes it even worse. I wouldn’t be surprised if this whole movie was made because someone with a little money and power was also pissed at the book’s ending and decided to literally change it themselves.😆
@@jwdathefax377 It was a great book, Paul Tremblay is a great horror writer. But those endings work better in written form than on the screen. See the Mist for the most obvious example.
@@judemapp8804The only problem that I had with the mist ending was that condescending woman giving him that judgmental look after she inexplicably made it through the mist by herself and inexplicably saved her son.🙄 That part pissed me off but other than that, the ending was messed up but I understood it.🤷♂️ But if I take time to read a whole book, I not only need a satisfying ending but I for damn sure wouldn’t want an “open for interpretation” ending. That’s a whole waste of my entire reading time. If I don’t care how a book ends then why am I reading it?….GIVE ME AN ENDING YOU LAZY bastards! 😆
@@jwdathefax377 I meant the ending to The Mist in the original short story is open ended rather than the more definitive ending of the film. Sometimes not knowing what the future holds is the most real ending you can have, like Inception, Shutter Island, Blade Runner, The Thing etc… But I do understand wanting things wrapped up in a fairytale bow.
The most disturbing ending for me was the end of found footage classic REC. I watched that movie first time round at 1am, alone in the house, with the lights out, and the last 5 mins genuinely terrified me. As a 50-something horror addict, this does not happen often.
Not exactly scary but hardcore, have you tried Salvage? Not the english one. American, early 2000s maybe? The ending makes you want to be nicer to ppl, lol.
omg REC!!! I looooved it,the one during the wedding was cool too
Same! REC was the first movie in decades that legitimately scared the shit out of me!
@@MemristerBoogieDown Is that the one where the murdered girl, relives the last 2 days of her life over and over.
Knock at the Cabin. Andrew wasn't going to "let the world end because he was angry". Dude just thought that the strange people that busted into his house were full of shit. He just didn't believe them until the very end.
I thought they believed once they started seeing it play out on the news.
@@jwdathefax377 Andrew didn't believe until last minute
Hatching was great. I loved the look at how families that try to present perfect can sometimes shut down the feelings or unique needs within the family...and how being a social media influencer family aplifies that by always being "on"
yea and that lead, what a qt
I thought it was in part about bulimia?
10. Fall 0:24
9. Knock At The Cabin 1:42
8. Skinamarink 2:43
7. Bull 3:51
6. Hellraiser (2022) 4:54
5. Hatching 5:57
4. Run 7:09
3. Titane 8:20
2. The Dark & The Wicked 9:31
1. Speak No Evil 10:36
Thanks
Thanks, I've only seen Titane on this list so, I will skip this one.
Thank you. I refuse to watch Netflix content.
@@JorenMyersthese are all on netflix?
👍🏾
Fall took the ending twist from 47 Meters Down. It’s funny because one movie 2 girls are stuck miles up in the sky while one movie 2 girls are stuck miles down in the ocean.
Saint Maud had an absolute bonkers ending and I loved it!
I had a complete 180 of emotions from the beginning of the scene to the end 😂 terrific! Ending!
Super thrilled to see someone on here talk about _Bull_ , _Hatching_ , and _Titane_ , let alone include them on a list!
SPEAK NO EVIL DESTROYED MY SOUL.
See I'm one of those people that hates when the bad guy wins so I love watching these vids so I know which ones to avoid and which ones to check out lol
You too!?
I agree. I feel like "the bad guy wins" trope is getting so overplayed and it leaves me feeling dissatisfied
Ha! I'm the opposite, and I'm trying to put together a list of movies where the bad guys win!
I love it when bad guys win heros winning gets boring and repetitive bad guys winning is cool
@@istillfunction8691 lmao, I think it’s because the way I see it, life is so frustrating and “bad” people win all the time so for me it’s nice to see when they get the tables turned on them in a satisfying way.
Ghost Ship has an ending that shows a fucked up scenario's about to repeat its self and she can't warn anyone without sounding crazy or delirious. The opening for Ghost Ship is one of the most spun out ways to open a movie but the ending shows an unavoidable foreboding.
Ghost Ship was a really great movie! I overlooked it several times thinking it was some low-budget horror flick, then finally rented it one of those times I couldn't decide what to get (this was back in the Blockbuster days). Wow... blew me away.
@0megacron I was impressed after watching it as I wasn't expecting much. Same thought process as you pretty much. I've had it on DVD for years and still love it. The song when everything's unravelling in flashback and revealing the bad "guy" is awesome too. Kinda NIN sounding.
Good video and happy spooky season everyone 🖤
Man, I hated the end of Speak No Evil so much.
Same. I wanted the couple (especially the guy) to suffer some kind of heinous revenge SO badly.
Omg yes I was so saddened by that I was like wtf did I watch that poor family
I think the worst thing about it is, as a parent was immediately like "nope, you're going to have to end me to touch my kid" l. They literally didn't put up any fight.
Speak no evil is just as mess up as Missommar. And the new couple at the end. Geez
The thing why people are mad about this ending is that they are just used of protagonists putting up a fight and finding a chance. In this case, the entire movie is a statement about people’s complacency and that they’re too afraid to say something when there’s something bad going on. Also, it’s clearly shown that both of them are like most of us. Just hoping that a solution will come by itself.. and we all hope that they have the fight, I obviously wanted them to live too. But there’s plenty of real-life stories where people in shock also don’t put any fight while they’re being lined up for execution and hanging, they’re just mindlessly going on for the ride. The minute the father tries to shortly fight back, he’s instantly put in place and realises that they don’t have what it takes to do anything. It’s so bleak and hardcore like ‘funny games’, and naturally feels like a defeat for us as an audience. It feels like a total injustice to see the bad guys win without any fight. But just because of this bleakness, this ending is going to stick with me for a long time, like that of the mist for example.. but still, totally get it why it isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. It’s a real ballsy way to end the story.
Talk to me was a little bit. Mostly sad though
You okay?
If by sad, you mean boring and ripoff of the Others and Skeleton Key with a thoroughly loathsome cast, I agree.
@uiscepreston ya you can have your opinion but you a very wrong
@@uisceprestonincorrect, please delete your channel
And if we go back a couple decades to a movie that not enough people talk about, Grace, starring Jordan Ladd had the absolute most disturbing last shot in a horror film that I've ever seen!
Yes!! 🤮
What's grace
@@aliciasimmons8473 A pregnant woman is hunted by a lunatic who wants to steal her unborn child.
@@aliciasimmons8473 - a really shitty movie where the writer works out his fascination with breast feeding.
I'd say skinamarink is more sad than horrifying since its implied that the kid actually just has brain damage + a tumor and its just his last moments and the ghost is actually his memory of his deceased mother
The scariest thing about #4 - that actually *happened* in one notorious case, though the daughter enlisted an online boyfriend to actually kill her abusive mother.
Yeah. The Gypsy Rose case
Thanks for the List and Video 😀
I thought for sure Smile would be on this list
I was the 666th comment so felt obligated to drop a comment - excellent list! Knock at the Cabin had me balllllling
Nothing compares to the ending of The Mist from 2007…….
Possesor, better than any of those films
Yeah. The Mist has a real WTF ending. You feel sorry as fuck for Drayton. I have the short story as own most of King's books, colabs and compilation books and a lot of changes are usually made (like Kubrick's poxy version of The Shining) but The Mist movie has an ending that's definitely more fucked up than the story. Big time.
I have so much beef with fall because I expected it to be so good but the dialogue and plot were so bad but it had so much potential and it was such a great idea😭 ALSO WHERE IS THE MIST?
I’m surprised the mist wasn’t included with the father mercy killing everyone but himself only to be rescued right after
I'm deathly afraid of Heights, so fall messed me up. 😳
If you like being scared, there is a 2010 movie called "Frozen" (not the Disney one) you may want to check out. It's about 3 friends on a ski trip who get stuck on a chairlift.
I had never heard of it until now, but was anxious the entire description. 😧
It's a good movie tho
I can't even stand on a chair to change a light bulb without feeling shaky. Looking down gives me the jitters. I used to climb tall asf trees, pipes and jump from one roof to another wherever possible etc but as I got older, claustrophobia and fear of heights became embedded in my psyche somehow. Now I'm a pussy😂
In Fall, she doesnt put the phone in her jeans. She outs the phone INSIDE her.
Put it on vibrate and that sounds like some kinky shit😏. I know where she puts the phone but still...my mind went somewhere else reading your comment.
Knock at the Cabin is 0 stars for me lol Not surprised as it is made today xD Fall was excellent tho
I fell asleep during Skinimarink…😅
For The Dark and the Wicked, I prefer to think that Michael survived, given he clearly didn't sever an artery upon slitting his throat.
Given how the blood is gushing and not spurting, and how dark it is, he severed a vein. With the amount of blood he was losing in the time we see him means that, so long as his wife put pressure on it and called 911, Michael likely survived. At least if the timing of her and the girls' arrival is when the movie makes it seem, which is seconds after he did so.
Also, I think the most disturbing part of The Dark and the Wicked wasn't that; it was the fact that this entity could jump from person to person just by them being in contact with its' current/past victim. We know this because after it comes disguised as the preacher, Louise calls the number it gave her...only for the man to pick up to be the man who the entity was disguised as to answer, and say how Louise sounds just like his daughter who had died. It's implied he then commits suicide, given how tormented and terrified the man is.
Wow. The #10 could also fit on a depressing ending list too. Poor Becky. I haven’t seen the movie yet, and I probably haven’t seen many or even any movies on this list. Hopefully if I do find that movie at some point I’ll be prepared for that sad ending so it won’t hit as hard as it probably would had I not watched this list prior to the movie.
Ya know, this does make me smile. Happy to be here early.
2nd🥈
You had to stretch far to make Knock at the Cabin’s conclusion disturbing.
Speak no evil. No. 1. Fair play...
I have seen so many excellent and obscure horror movies because of these lists. There are no less than 3 here that I just have to see.
Also I highly recommend Speak No Evil if you enjoy slow burn horror with absolutely no happy ending.
That movie is like dread in film form. it was almost a relief when the horrifying "twist" drops just because what you kinda dreaded but knew was coming finally came.
For me, the weirdest part about entry number 2 is that I used to do community theater with the lady who plays the female lead. You go, Marin! Hell yeah!
Marin Ireland is an awesome actress
I still think the end of a knock on the cabin was just a coincidence
Skinamarink is a masterpiece. But 100% not for everyone. But if you are into creepy pastas and long form horror stories its a great movie.
HOW CAN YOU HAVE 10 ADS IN 10MIN VIDEO!? This is what ruins youtube nowdays.
I've never seen Knock At The Cabin before, but the story and the name makes it sound like this movie's director hated Cabin In The Woods ending as much as I did. Condemning the entire world, from plantlife to animals, to death just because you think your own species sucks?! It makes them low-key worse then the villains in the movie because as sadistic as they were they at least didn't wanted the entire world to suffer and die.
Yes. It's a very strange title given that it covers some of the same themes. Though I didn't mind the ending to CitW
The book that Knock at the Cabin was based on actually ends pretty similar to CitW though. Basically the husbands refuse to kill each other and it's left open if the world ends or not
speak no evil fucked me up man , i remember just sitting there after it had finished with a horrible sensation everywere
Your opening sentence was great!! LMAO
Diane is in prison at the end of Run She just in the infirmary. And he failed to mention one of the biggest parts of the plot of Titane, that Alexi is a serial killer
5:58 - You've clearly never seen any of the previous Hellraiser films if you believe this.
I imagine Skinamarink ending right after Kevin asks what the monsters name is symbolizes that this creature is quite literally THE END.
Funny Games (English version. Never bothered with the other) was pretty fucked up. Not a happy ending at all
Re - Hatch: The bird monster Ally sounds like a human sized cuckoo. Much like the aforementioned real life bird, Ally is nurtured by its host until it is big and strong enough to usurp said host. Classic cuckoo like behaviour, save for the destruction of the host mother’s own legit eggs of course.
I finally watched Skinamarink. WTF. Seriously, just wtf...
May I add, what the ACTUAL fuck?
Thank You and Please NO SPOILES, thanks
It’s not a good film, for sure
That movie works better as a short film. I also think that if the director had a bigger budget the movie would've been a bit different.
Yea I won’t spoil it here but TH-cam it and some good TH-camrs explain it. It’s one of those deep layered type things. The metaphor isn’t half bad.
One I'd add is the ending of "Megan is Missing". It shook me more than any other horror movie, and I've ONLY seen the ending.
I really enjoyed A Knock at the Cabin. It was intriguing.
The fall is incredible film!
Speaking of endings that DISTURB, I'm still struck by Resurrection. The final shot is burned in my emotional memory!
I really don't get the love for skindamarink you literally can't see or hear anything. It wasn't artistic or cool. I'm all for low budget films but they need to be actual films with an actual story. It wasn't even scary I found myself fast forwarding threw sections because it was taking way to long to watch.
I did the same thing. Trash movie. If you've ever seen the top of a door, then you've seen this movie. Half the shots are just the tops of doors. -_-
"After she gets impregnated by a car... Don't ask" LOL. I want to watch that scene just to wrap my head around how ridiculous that is.
The way “when evil lurks” gets absolutely no love in any of these lists……….
Can't believe Martyrs is not here. It should be No.1. After all that happens in that film. The break-in, the find, the absolute months of torture. She is finally SKINNED alive!
Should probably mention what they do to the child in speak no evil, I cried it was awful wouldn't recommend the movie to anyone to be honest.
The Dark and The Wicked is so good. The best horror movie of the 2020s
I just realized how desensitized I am. I have watched every single one of these movies and didn't consider any of the endings disturbing. Guess is time to go back to romance movies?
Romance movies?? Now that's disturbing 😂
You are so right actually. Now that's true horror! @@nelliesilvers1210
Fall is not horror.... a thriller. It borrows the ending from other flicks also, not bad though.
same with run, also not a disturbing end. the "mother" deserved it
Titane is so boring and not good compared to her first film, everybody in France was so hype for this not that good movie, Speack no evil is so incredibly gooood !
I was so disappointed by Titane. Dull, had no sympathy for the lead and couldn't buy the premise of a father being so desperate for his lost son he would just overlook everything including obvious pregnancy. I found myself cringing through most of it. And I like body horror but Titane was just silly.
I know it said recent but I really hoped "The Borderlands" was on this one
I love vids like this so ik if its a good gore movie 😅
I honestly hated the changes in "Knock at the cabin", the book doesn't give you any definite answers.
: The Dark and The Wicked is the best one out of all on the list.
Run was one of my favourite movies but let's face it anything Sarah Paulson is amazing ❤❤❤❤❤
thats only true if youre gay. She has that "Ryan Murphy" career where she doesnt matter to anyone outside the homosexual community, to the rest of the world she is a "Hey, isnt that *that* chick that...?"
What's the thumbnail from?
Should Fall should be consider as a horror story?
I was NOT expecting jeffery dean morgan to show up at the end of 'fall'
In Skinamarink the boy is in a coma after an accident which is why the house has no windows or doors. The ending is the demon escorting him to the afterlife.
Here's an oldie but a goody, 'The Eyes of Laura Mars.'
I feel like the mist deserved an honorable mention
Honey dew has a messed up ending
the thing about Fall is that hunter got what she deserved, and the phone was in her body, not her jeans
Wait. I’ve never seen Bull, but did they take that plot idea from the movie that Chris makes in The Sopranos?
Personally I don’t think hellraiser had a disturbing ending. Becoming a cenobite is tight
Achieving the Lament Configuration is super easy, barely an inconvenience.
Woah woah woah, that is NOT the ending I saw when I watched Speak No Evil! Is there two versions of this movie going about?
Yes, yes there is. The recent remake of the 2022 movie isn't AS dark as the one talked about here.
Just a couple of questions: (1) What is a "professional climber?" Do people actually get paid for, well, climbing up poles? (2) In KNOCK AT THE CABIN, if he didn't kill his partner, the apocalypse would happen anyway and everyone would be dead - so what would it matter? He'd be dead, so no feelings of remorse.
The people who saw the vision stated that if the family let the apocalypse happen, the family will be alone and wonder the earth cosmically and permanently. It's unclear whether they would die. The decision to allow or stop the apocalypse is more complicated than you remember.
There are professional climbing sports. Guides would probably count in a different way too.
Why no Possesor. Best horror in last 10 years
If you haven't seen it already, check out the director's first movie, "Serveillance"
@@PainCausingSamurai with an amazing performance from Bill Pullman and a hidden gem. Loved it
Oh no no no no how can you do a recent film for bad endings words ending saddest ending without hereditary oh my God didn't know one else see that damn movie everybody died and none of them deserve today not one of them except for the grandmother😮
They had plenty of rope to just tie the phone to and lower it until the message sent. Silliness.
How could you possibly leave out the ending for Drag Me to Hell?
You got Run so wrong in the description
I've seen the most disturbing films you can imagine... Irreversible, Salò, The Mist... But Skinamarink... Couldn't do it... That was too much for me. Something about children being the main focus... Nope!
I wish they would include "The Perfect Getaway" in some of these where the ending is involved. That movie was great. Maybe not horror i suppose.
the fall ending is like the 47 meters down movie ending xD
in Knock couldn't he have killed one of the others. or was it a specific sacrifice.
That’s Anderson last name, and I have a suggestion for a video if you haven’t done it already movies and stuff at me based on a true story
wow just wow
In skinamarink, the boy fell down the stairs and went into a Coma.
The movie is in his perspective. The mother and father lose hope. The sister regularly visits him in hospice. The constant cartoons is a reference to how hospitals always play old cartoons.
The exits disappearing is to say that the boy is losing his memories. He can no longer remember his house.
It is also to say that he is not going to wake up.
572 days is to refer how many days he was in a Coma before his passing.
All of this is from film theory. I suggest going to watch the video.
One word..... Hereditary.
I laughed out loud at how silly the second half of that movie was - especially when the first half was brilliant.
@@uiscepreston Silly? It was terrifying to me. Absolutely brilliant film, soo much attention to detail.
@@zacharygreen6267An overrated piece of crap. It was a joke, so I laughed watching it, obviously.
#6- IDK about that. What happened to Elliot Spencer aka Pinhead was pretty graphic and intense too. No I haven’t seen any of the HellRaiser movies but I have watched the Kill Counts for the first 3 on Dead Meat. After that James says he wouldn’t cover the other movies in the HellRaiser franchise because the series really went downhill in quality. Maybe he’ll cover them eventually.
She put the phone in the sneaker THEN inside her stomach cavity the 2nd time.
See no evil getin a remake with james mcevoy
I miss our dark queen Lucy. All LOL are to be praised !
Fall should have ended with the chick getting arrested for trespassing and manslaughter.
Don't be ridiculous!
Damn. bro. that was a kinda messed up list.
Sexual attraction to cars is common.
Old joke: "I knew a guy who has sex with a princess. He burned his penis on the exhaust pipe".
(Princess used to be a model of car, hence old joke).
I have no heard one movie by the person who made Raw, Raw included, that didn't sound really stupid.