The boys was just f$&@ing brutal it was honestly so hard to watch a practical god that doesn’t care wether you live or die not out of hatred because of you but because he is indifferent and simply doesn’t want to Then that scene in the mist will forever go down as one of the most brutal, dark and horrific movie endings of all time All they needed was to wait 1 more minute and they would have been saved (that’s why you never give up hope people) Hereditary was just truly horrifying and that seen was terrifyingly real and brutal as well the acting of just sitting there trying to realize what just happened when you know what happened And then Upgrade aaahhh upgrade an absolute HIDDEN GEM that movie ending will forever go down as one of the BEST DARK movie endings ever the soundtrack the reveal the acting the sense that S.T.E.M could care less about any of them and the ending of him waking up in his fantasy while S.T.E.M lives in his body was just FLAWLESS!
They left out the darkest part of the hereditary scene, how he returns home and just leaves his sisters decapitated body in the backseat because hes in shock and his mom finds it in the morning.
The Mist will always have the saddest ending of these for me. The sheer horror of what the poor man has done , all in an attempt to save four good people, one of them his son, from whatever is hunting them in the Mist. He has utterly destroyed himself, he cannot survive this-and then, then in come the rescuers and the survivors. If he'd waited one more minute they could all have lived. The look on his face...
I also think it is interesting how the boy is beeing blamed for the Mist the whole movie. And that if he dies, the Mist goes away. And in the end that’s exactly what happens. I find that very interesting
Stephen King was at his best when he was being a dick to the reader. So many parts of It were just out of being an unnecessary jerk of an author. Also he wrote a story about a passenger plane getting stuck in a monster-infested purgatory for his friend who was scared of flying.
The clip is cut, in the full episode Maeve asks him to guide it up and he says something along the line of punching a hole through the bottom or collapsing it. Think of like trying to hold your arm up with a needle.
jizzy josh the superhero is trying to become a military super-weapon. By showing congress that terrorists hijack planes and crash them, he will have even more evidence for them to let him become a weapon. He doesn’t care about civilians, he only cares about himself and his power, that’s what’s fucked up about the show
people that have seen The Mist always seem cry about why the dad couldnt have held on just a while longer, but they seem to forget about the confrontation they had with the cult members back in the grocery store. Earlier in the film the leader of the cult suggested that the mans son had to be sacrificed in order to have things go back to normal, and some theories have suggested that the only reason the military showed up at the end was because the boy had finally died. just something to think about
Nice try but no. If that was the case then there would be a delay between the boy dying and the people turning up. The soldiers and survivors were already on their way before he shot his son. Unless...magic?
They didnt spawn after he did that.... you can litterally tell what they were doing.! And i dont think anyone has evey shared this narrative.... next time start sentences with.... i think.!
The Mist’s ending is just heartbreaking, they all thought they were the only ones alive for miles. Had they waited a minute more and they’d all have made it out. It’s just the most unfortunate twist in a movie
@@brandenbizelli6332 You're wasting your time with that one. He's a reminder that some people out there just plain don't comprehend the existence of people other than themselves. You see the ending of The Mist and it hurts because you imagine what that would be like, the absolute horror. You imagine yourself in place of that guy, what if that happened to you. Jorge doesn't, something's wrong with him.
That hereditary scene messed me up for days. He was so broken that he couldn’t even look back at her and after he got home he left her in the car for the mother to find. Even more so after you realize that every bad thing that happened to the family was set up by the cult in order to get paimon into peter’s body.
The way he just slowly drives home and tucks himself to bed knowing that his sister is dead was just traumatizing. Dude can't even turn back to check on her. Pure horror.
At the early beginning of the movie, it actually showed the same post with the symbol of Paimon on it as a forshadow. This movie was a super physiological thriller. Messed me up for days.
The one from Life haunts me, what a horrible way to die, being eaten from the inside like damn, scares me as much as the horn scene from Starship Troopers
The one from the mist fucks me up so bad. I never cry but just this scene where a man kills people he loves to spare them the horror of being mutilated, and mere SECONDS afterwards realizes it was actually a convoy he was hearing, just absolutely fucks me up
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 it couldn’t have been worse if he had 5 bullets because then they wouldn’t know and he wouldn’t live with that. Plus the soldiers wouldn’t just shoot him, as military can’t do that
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 yeah, fuck that guy, he’s handsome, rich, famous, funny, and probably a good person. He’s everything you wish you had so why not hate him?
Actually watched Flubber for the first time in years… Even that movie has some weird and dark undertones. Every Williams film did, even a kids movie. Its so silly but it works lol
16:22 What makes this scene even more disturbing, the cult symbol was carved into that lamp post. Its shown in broad daylight before the party. Meaning that this was planned to happen for awhile, the cult planted that deer in the road and they were most likely also responsible for the peanuts in the cake that caused the allergic reaction.
And any fan of king will know how high a praise that is from him, if not the highest of praises, I do absolutely love the book and the story on how he came up with it is amazing But holy hell the film, honestly the film is a perfect adaption that does everything the hook did and even improves on it all Plus the cast list for the film is amazing
Heh you should read the comic. This scene pales in comparison to the OG source material which is laced with enough dark humor that you're laughing as kids and their mothers get torn up by Supes.
@@IrtezaHafiz14 What was he supposed to do? He explained its impossible to fly the plane from under it, also impossible to save even half of the people on board. In the comics, I think, he is the reason the control panel gets destroyed, but here, he really couldnt do anything
Upgrade went super under the radar. Fantastic acting, cinematography, action, mystery, and overall a well executed premise with an ending that is just the beginning.
The ending to The Mist has been the darkest, most tragic, most memorable ending I've ever seen. It's so powerful and sends a strong message that I've tried to live by. Too bad it got a horrible TV show that was nothing like the movie and was so bad it only got 1 season lol
@@mrmagoo.3678 that you should never give up hope, even when all seems lost. If you couldn't understand that from watching the movie, you might be simple minded 😆
What I don't understand is, why didn't he just have the old couple put their heads together. One last embrace. Boom, two kills with one bullet, leaving one for yourself. EZ.
Upgrades ending was great cause usually how that would go is that the main character would realize its fake and find a way to take his body back. But Grey is happy in that fake world and got what he wanted. Amazing.
@@zyonhenderson67 That's what I thought too till I researched it. He actually told the writers that their ending was better. When King wrote the book it ended just with the group stranded and our of has. No gunfire.
@@UnwholesomeRat Ahhh, yeah this much more his style. If youve read his other books like Mr.Mercedes you'd see where I'm coming from Reminds of the changes made in IT and The Shining
@@UnwholesomeRat the best part about that is King for the most part hates movies based on his books since they usually fail to capture what he loves about them, he especially hates The Shining. So for The King Of Horror to say your ending to his story is better than his own...
The mist (3rd movie) is without a doubt one of the most dark and just heart ripping,gut wrenching soul crushing moments I've ever seen in cinema history.
The ending to mist was probably one of the darker scenes I’ve seen. Just for the fact that he kills everyone in the car, sacrificing his chance to leave this hellish place, only to then get rescued moments later. Literally could’ve waited just a couple more minutes, but considering all the crazy shit they saw before this, they didn’t want to take the chance of the creatures getting them
if he had waited a minute nothing would' happen, the plot is that the creatures only left them alive after they made a sacrifice, thats why they only manage to get out of the supermarket AFTER they sacrificed that militay man and thats why the army only came AFTER he murdered everyone in the car
I forgot how good "Life" was. Calvin was a very different approach to a movie monster and I loved the Cast. The music was great too. All in all the movie reminded me of "Annihilation" which I also really enjoyed watching.
Great list, as always. That scene in Mist is a gut punch to the heart. Dude kills 4 people who would have lived if he'd waited a few minutes longer. Keep up the awesome compilation vids, always worth waiting for.
@@ryanowns5 where do people like you get the confidence to spout information off knowing damn well u have no clue what ur talking about? U clearly never saw the movie and made that statement. So weird and pathetic
if he had waited a minute nothing would' happen, the plot is that the creatures only left them alive after they made a sacrifice, thats why they only manage to get out of the supermarket AFTER they sacrificed that militay man and thats why the army only came AFTER he murdered everyone in the car
The ending of Upgrade still scares the absolute shit out of me. It horrifies me, and is still one of the absolute Gut Wrenching stories, because everyone except the AI loses.
I mean, the main character did get a perfect world in his mind in the end, I mean lesser of the two evils i know i know but still I think that thats a super fascinating solution to the problem of a power struggle in your own mind
@Jay if there is a sequel it should be about Grey slowly breaking through his illusion while STEM is doing AI stuff, things like STEM being shot in the left knee and Grey hitting his knee on a coffee table or something at the exact same time, despite there not being a table there a second ago. Him slowly realizing his version of his wife isn't her just like Cobb in Inception with Mal
For me *spoilers* death in 1917 is one of the darkest modern movie moments. It’s so unexpected and cold. Those were the longest 5 minutes of the film and it wasn’t like most other films where the deaths are epic or meaningful.
You can’t cover Charlie’s Death Scene from Hereditary without including Annabelle’s reaction to her daughter’s corpse. No other movie has had such a realistic portrayal and anguish and grief as that one.
You missed the ending of "Buried" where Ryan Reynolds also was a protagonist, that ending it's absolutely brutal and also one of the most unappreciated movies i've seen
Holy fuck I forgot about that movie!!! I watched it a decade ago on my deployment and man it fucked me up. Yes, definitely a criminally underrated movie and one you only ever watch once
These are a couple of the rare instances in which modern movie/show productions either have incredibly dark characters for the “modern times” or bad endings, uncharacteristic for hollywood or western type media. Truly fascinating and i applaud the action taken to break the mold.
Interesting. I've seen The Mist a couple times and loved seeing Andrea from The Walking Dead is in it. But the ending scene where you see a transport truck carrying civilians, you can see Carol, also from The Walking Dead standing as the truck goes by.
this video made feel a feeling i forgot when I was a kid even scenes less gruesome were able to fill me with this sense of hopelessness..like no matter what I do something really really bad is going to happen...this godless dread ... i never really missed it
That ending of Mist has stuck with me ever since the book released and even more so after the movie. The absolute betrayal of chances just destroys me everytime I'm reminded of it ...
I saw The Mist in theaters back in 2007 and for years all I have ever said about the ending is, "If they only waited five more minutes." that ending is heartbreaking.
The Mist and Upgrade were my absolute favorites. The Mist gave that sense of dread that you don't know what's truly going to come and the ending just has you in that "OH FUCK ME! WHAT THE HELL?!" Mood. I loved Upgrade all the way, those planned from the beginning secret villain type of movies, I love. From what I remember, the movies budget was abit low but they made it work to the finest detail. The robotic movements were done amazingly.
In The Mist, if you truly think about it he killed HIS SON first because he didn’t want his son to watch him kill the rest…a true sad ending to any movie I’ve seen.
Hereditary was the best/worst to me, the situation, the reaction the everything was so real. No disconnect from reality, what looked like an allergic reaction causing her to choke causing him to rush causing him to drive causing her to look out the window causing him to swerve causing her to get hit by that pole, the setup the execution the reaction all perfect, he goes to ask if shes ok but stops because he fears the answer, cause he knows the answer, he just says “your okay” and drives off trying not the think or understand what just happened. Its all so real.
In “The Boys” Homelander is able to hear heartbeats with his heightened hearing ability. It must of been crazy on that plane and to think it was all because of him.
The Mist was one of my favorite stories during childhood(was 10). Fast forward time to my sitting in the theater watching the movie(37 yr old). Now add the fact, I was a father to a young son at the time much like David. Sprinkle a dash of forgetfulness and Director Frank Darabont's new brutal ending and you will have a utterly gut wrenching, soul burning experience. It hit emotionally on a level very few films have ever been able to do. Frank Darabont was also responsible for ShawShank and the Green mile movies (based on King's novels of course)
The boys was more like holy shit type of dark, hereditary kinda just surprised me, but the mist traumatized me so much, just the idea that they chose the easy way out right before help arrived, but thinking about that, it would be cool to see him as like a demon slayer or some shit, killing out of pure anger for what happened to his family
The Boys scene is meh compared to the original comic. It's much worse, yet also dripping with black comedy to the point where you're actually laughing while kids are being sucked out of airplanes while their grieving mothers are shredded by careless Supes.
Brayden If the world was taken over by a fog and horrific monsters why the fuck would you want to live through that? Killing the kid and wife is mercy. Military showing up changes nothing, they are going kill the witnesses anyway.
There’s nothing dark about death in the Police force. If anything it’s probably normal. In my opinion Hereditary is dark. Trying to save your sisters life when you were suppose to watch after and then accidentally killing her while trying to save her life
For context: The book's ending of The Mist involves the group following a garbled radio transmission to a possible sanctuary. It's completely open-ended. Which is why the movie's ending is so dark and (in my opinion) hilarious.
It's not edgy guys he literally kills all of his family and a few seconds later finds out he didn't have to do it like damn bro, I'm sorry for you but XD.
The boys was just f$&@ing brutal it was honestly so hard to watch a practical god that doesn’t care wether you live or die not out of hatred because of you but because he is indifferent and simply doesn’t want to Then that scene in the mist will forever go down as one of the most brutal, dark and horrific movie endings of all time All they needed was to wait 1 more minute and they would have been saved (that’s why you never give up hope people) Hereditary was just truly horrifying and that seen was terrifyingly real and brutal as well the acting of just sitting there trying to realize what just happened when you know what happened And then Upgrade aaahhh upgrade an absolute HIDDEN GEM that movie ending will forever go down as one of the BEST DARK movie endings ever the soundtrack the reveal the acting the sense that S.T.E.M could care less about any of them and the ending of him waking up in his fantasy while S.T.E.M lives in his body was just FLAWLESS
The Mist haunted me for so long, that ending was tragic considering I'm a father myself If I were in his situation, I would have ran at one of the soldiers brandishing the revolver and pointed it at him screaming, that would have ensured my demise, because no way I could ever live with myself after.... That...
Stephen Kings: The Mist will always be number one. Not only are the creatures like the Behemoth absolutely terrifying by scale alone, it’s the ending that solidified this movie in our heads. Sacrificing those people to free them from this nightmare, all for the Mist to clear out and all the survivors/military to appear in the next minute. For me, it’s the realization and regret followed by his breakdown. The Mist is forever one of my favorite films.
The mist had one of the most harrowing endings ever. The other movie I think you should include is called, "The Divide" which is a post apocalyptic movie
Upgrade truly was dark but also bittersweet. Sure, Grey is stuck in his mind. But it’s where he wants to be with his woman. But it’s one of those rare examples of the villain winning cuz Stem gets to be a person
I would add the "babies" scene from Snowpiercer, parts of gone girl, that one scene from in bruges, the ending of a serious man, and that one part from bone tomahawk. edit: and any scene from the road.
Not a metaphor for the U.S. entirely, but more so corrupt companies and capitalism. His management shows the world a clean image of Homelander. That scene is his true colors
Yes and no. I really recommend you watch the show, it's only eight episodes. And the first few of Season 2 drop in exactly one month! The comics are also superb.
Normally I don’t care about horror movies because for me they are just entertaining and I don’t get „scared“ or something. But holy sh*t hereditary gave me f*cking goosebumps that movie is a 10/10 just for how dark it is. This is the best horror movie ever made in my opinion
Nice video. The Mist still has the most terrible ending. Just imagine what would you feel on his place. And that young boy who tried to save that little girl is so fucked too. And that rat. RIP rat.
1. Yeah the boys is really a messed up look at super heroes. 2. Why didn't he just leave when he scared it across the room? 3. He could have had them put thier heads together for a double kill. 4. Always have an epi pen. 5. Good dreams are better than a bad reality.
The Mist has got to be one of the most brilliant horror movies ever made and it’s definitely on a short list of movies you ever watch once along with The Road, Buried, and Child of God
Imagine killing your child to save them from a worse death, only to have help arrive seconds later. The Mist had one of the hardest scenes to watch I’ve ever seen.
0:00 The Boys - Season 1
4:51 Life
10:54 The Mist
16:22 Hereditary
19:29 Upgrade
Geez. One of your better videos. Pure emotion. I liked the end scene of Upgrade. " Gray's not here anymore, he is in a better place."
@@johnbrown2163 thank you John!
Could you do more of these?
The boys was just f$&@ing brutal it was honestly so hard to watch a practical god that doesn’t care wether you live or die not out of hatred because of you but because he is indifferent and simply doesn’t want to
Then that scene in the mist will forever go down as one of the most brutal, dark and horrific movie endings of all time All they needed was to wait 1 more minute and they would have been saved (that’s why you never give up hope people)
Hereditary was just truly horrifying and that seen was terrifyingly real and brutal as well the acting of just sitting there trying to realize what just happened when you know what happened
And then Upgrade aaahhh upgrade an absolute HIDDEN GEM that movie ending will forever go down as one of the BEST DARK movie endings ever the soundtrack the reveal the acting the sense that S.T.E.M could care less about any of them and the ending of him waking up in his fantasy while S.T.E.M lives in his body was just FLAWLESS!
Yuyuyuuyuyyyyyy
One single time watching Mist was enough to remember it's ending for years. It hits so hard it's just too painful to re-watch.
Why am I finding you everywhere
Just think, if the military was just a few seconds faster...
Saw this movie at 6 yrs old and it quite literally changed me ik something mentally shifted after watching it as a kid.
That scene made me laugh so hard
One of the best ending of all time
They left out the darkest part of the hereditary scene, how he returns home and just leaves his sisters decapitated body in the backseat because hes in shock and his mom finds it in the morning.
that movie is just too creepy to watch alone
@@dboot8886 what do you mean ?
@@dboot8886 terrible take. It’s one of the most beloved horror movies in recent years
@@slapdat700 Facts.
That whole thing fucked me up for a bit was not expecting that at all
The Mist will always have the saddest ending of these for me. The sheer horror of what the poor man has done , all in an attempt to save four good people, one of them his son, from whatever is hunting them in the Mist. He has utterly destroyed himself, he cannot survive this-and then, then in come the rescuers and the survivors. If he'd waited one more minute they could all have lived. The look on his face...
I also think it is interesting how the boy is beeing blamed for the Mist the whole movie. And that if he dies, the Mist goes away. And in the end that’s exactly what happens. I find that very interesting
I hated that movie. I'll never watch another Stephen King movie because of it.
@@TorchVX why?
But he didn't shoot himself, just cried like Stephen King.
Stephen King was at his best when he was being a dick to the reader. So many parts of It were just out of being an unnecessary jerk of an author. Also he wrote a story about a passenger plane getting stuck in a monster-infested purgatory for his friend who was scared of flying.
When u think about it, that first clip would probably be extremely common and realistic if superhumans existed
I domt understand y they didnt just fly the plane to the ground lol
jizzy josh he fried the controls. Even if he knew how like he said it was no use because he messed the controls up.
Colin Behrmann ohh like if he used his strength to hold the plane and land it? Lol now I understand.
The clip is cut, in the full episode Maeve asks him to guide it up and he says something along the line of punching a hole through the bottom or collapsing it. Think of like trying to hold your arm up with a needle.
jizzy josh the superhero is trying to become a military super-weapon. By showing congress that terrorists hijack planes and crash them, he will have even more evidence for them to let him become a weapon. He doesn’t care about civilians, he only cares about himself and his power, that’s what’s fucked up about the show
people that have seen The Mist always seem cry about why the dad couldnt have held on just a while longer, but they seem to forget about the confrontation they had with the cult members back in the grocery store. Earlier in the film the leader of the cult suggested that the mans son had to be sacrificed in order to have things go back to normal, and some theories have suggested that the only reason the military showed up at the end was because the boy had finally died. just something to think about
Oh shit that's a nice one, gotta rewatch the movie again lol
Nice try but no. If that was the case then there would be a delay between the boy dying and the people turning up. The soldiers and survivors were already on their way before he shot his son. Unless...magic?
They didnt spawn after he did that.... you can litterally tell what they were doing.! And i dont think anyone has evey shared this narrative.... next time start sentences with.... i think.!
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 The mist clears right after it happens.
@@ProtossExecutor100 and the soldiers are magically transported to his location?
The Mist’s ending is just heartbreaking, they all thought they were the only ones alive for miles. Had they waited a minute more and they’d all have made it out. It’s just the most unfortunate twist in a movie
Its fucking hilarious, i proceed to: "XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD"
@@Cambiandoamexico that’s some cringe ass shit you just said. You ain’t different for being edgy. Get a life.
@@brandenbizelli6332
You're wasting your time with that one.
He's a reminder that some people out there just plain don't comprehend the existence of people other than themselves.
You see the ending of The Mist and it hurts because you imagine what that would be like, the absolute horror. You imagine yourself in place of that guy, what if that happened to you.
Jorge doesn't, something's wrong with him.
@@insoporous9978 i can't even imagine 😰
Even Stephen King preferred it to his book’s ending
That hereditary scene messed me up for days. He was so broken that he couldn’t even look back at her and after he got home he left her in the car for the mother to find. Even more so after you realize that every bad thing that happened to the family was set up by the cult in order to get paimon into peter’s body.
The way he just slowly drives home and tucks himself to bed knowing that his sister is dead was just traumatizing. Dude can't even turn back to check on her. Pure horror.
you gotta think hes high as fuck too
He didn’t even call out to her, the silence said it all.
At the early beginning of the movie, it actually showed the same post with the symbol of Paimon on it as a forshadow.
This movie was a super physiological thriller. Messed me up for days.
Ill never forget seeing that for the first time in theaters. Just visceral horror right there. It got awfully quiet for a bit after that scene.
The one from Life haunts me, what a horrible way to die, being eaten from the inside like damn, scares me as much as the horn scene from Starship Troopers
What's the scene? I saw the movie a bit ago but don't know what scene you're talking ab
@@justajcrispy3406 if you mean the Life death, Ryan Reynolds, if you me Starship Troopers, the one where he gets his brain sucked out near the end
@@twistedchuy ah thank you, I meant the starship scene. Forgot to answer back yesterday
It actually made me throw up a little.
Why didn’t she fking open the hatch... I mean I knoww it’s a movie but still
The one from the mist fucks me up so bad. I never cry but just this scene where a man kills people he loves to spare them the horror of being mutilated, and mere SECONDS afterwards realizes it was actually a convoy he was hearing, just absolutely fucks me up
That's the 1 I just watched, thanks for making it make sense 💯%.
@@billiswillis4087 a friend of mine also hasn’t seen the movie before and he said “he just murdered them” and Al I said was “no. No he didn’t”
Could've been worse, he could have had 5 bullets. And if that's what he still wanted to do I'm sure he could've got the soldiers to do it for him.
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 it couldn’t have been worse if he had 5 bullets because then they wouldn’t know and he wouldn’t live with that. Plus the soldiers wouldn’t just shoot him, as military can’t do that
@@Wolfentodd he could have made them shoot him. He could have attacked them or grabbed a gun and shot himself. Or not, but at least he got the choice.
I love how every advertisement for LIFE had Ryan Reynolds as one of the main leads and he dies like 20 or 25 minutes in the movie
He was supposed to be a big part of it but I think his character had to be killed off because he had to film for deadpool 2 or something else
For me it's the best part of the film, where Ryan Reynolds isn't in it anymore.
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 shit take
@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 yeah, fuck that guy, he’s handsome, rich, famous, funny, and probably a good person. He’s everything you wish you had so why not hate him?
Agree
deadpool vs. flubber didn't end quite how i expected.
9:38-9:40 sounds like a fart
Original.
@@WizardOfHumor1989 sounds like farts when it flubbers around inside his chest and shoulders TOO
Actually watched Flubber for the first time in years… Even that movie has some weird and dark undertones. Every Williams film did, even a kids movie. Its so silly but it works lol
To this day, I still think about The Mist’s ending
same, even if i cant remember anything else ill never forget that tank showing up in the mist
it's so crazy man they all could have been saved if he just waited a minute that movie hits i love it
Likewise. Tragedy envisioned.
Perfect ending
Man that ending hit hard
16:22
What makes this scene even more disturbing, the cult symbol was carved into that lamp post. Its shown in broad daylight before the party. Meaning that this was planned to happen for awhile, the cult planted that deer in the road and they were most likely also responsible for the peanuts in the cake that caused the allergic reaction.
I don't see it. What symbol?
@@piyush2465 it's an earlier scene in the movie
@@piyush2465watch the movie. He said it was shown in broad daylight before the party.
The ending to Mist was so good even Stephen King admitted he wished he had thought of that ending.
And any fan of king will know how high a praise that is from him, if not the highest of praises, I do absolutely love the book and the story on how he came up with it is amazing
But holy hell the film, honestly the film is a perfect adaption that does everything the hook did and even improves on it all
Plus the cast list for the film is amazing
That scene from The Boys was so dark, my god and seeing Homelander have no sympathy for any of the passengers, ooof brutal
I know, throughout the scene he was just smiling. Like when he was asked if he can fly the plane he just smiled and shrugged
@@Sonherby He is so devious, I love it, but this scene was so gut-wrenching and it just showed and proved how ruthless he was
Heh you should read the comic. This scene pales in comparison to the OG source material which is laced with enough dark humor that you're laughing as kids and their mothers get torn up by Supes.
@@IrtezaHafiz14 What was he supposed to do? He explained its impossible to fly the plane from under it, also impossible to save even half of the people on board. In the comics, I think, he is the reason the control panel gets destroyed, but here, he really couldnt do anything
@@jonnyg9865 isnt it reaveled in the comics that his clone did all the fucked up shit?
Upgrade went super under the radar. Fantastic acting, cinematography, action, mystery, and overall a well executed premise with an ending that is just the beginning.
The ending to The Mist has been the darkest, most tragic, most memorable ending I've ever seen. It's so powerful and sends a strong message that I've tried to live by. Too bad it got a horrible TV show that was nothing like the movie and was so bad it only got 1 season lol
What was the strong message?..save a bullet for yourself?
@@mrmagoo.3678 that you should never give up hope, even when all seems lost. If you couldn't understand that from watching the movie, you might be simple minded 😆
@@doidoi8544 not seen it lol..
What I don't understand is, why didn't he just have the old couple put their heads together. One last embrace. Boom, two kills with one bullet, leaving one for yourself. EZ.
@@NaruSanavai Human skull is pretty tough. There'
Upgrades ending was great cause usually how that would go is that the main character would realize its fake and find a way to take his body back. But Grey is happy in that fake world and got what he wanted. Amazing.
The Mist wins out of these moments bruv. I remember watching it thinking "Yep, thats Steven King at his finest"
What's funny is Stephen King didn't even write the movie's ending.
@@UnwholesomeRat Damn really? But this is something he would defintely do
@@zyonhenderson67 That's what I thought too till I researched it. He actually told the writers that their ending was better. When King wrote the book it ended just with the group stranded and our of has. No gunfire.
@@UnwholesomeRat Ahhh, yeah this much more his style. If youve read his other books like Mr.Mercedes you'd see where I'm coming from
Reminds of the changes made in IT and The Shining
@@UnwholesomeRat the best part about that is King for the most part hates movies based on his books since they usually fail to capture what he loves about them, he especially hates The Shining. So for The King Of Horror to say your ending to his story is better than his own...
The mist (3rd movie) is without a doubt one of the most dark and just heart ripping,gut wrenching soul crushing moments I've ever seen in cinema history.
Don't ever watch Grave of the Fireflies. It f'ed me up for weeks.
@@Hellefleur ok
I found it to be funny, it was great... What a great father
The ending to mist was probably one of the darker scenes I’ve seen. Just for the fact that he kills everyone in the car, sacrificing his chance to leave this hellish place, only to then get rescued moments later. Literally could’ve waited just a couple more minutes, but considering all the crazy shit they saw before this, they didn’t want to take the chance of the creatures getting them
if he had waited a minute nothing would' happen, the plot is that the creatures only left them alive after they made a sacrifice, thats why they only manage to get out of the supermarket AFTER they sacrificed that militay man and thats why the army only came AFTER he murdered everyone in the car
I forgot how good "Life" was. Calvin was a very different approach to a movie monster and I loved the Cast. The music was great too. All in all the movie reminded me of "Annihilation" which I also really enjoyed watching.
I personally think Life is the best alien film of all time. I love the darkness of it.
@@MrCombs234 nah the best alien film is the alien period
@@slavamaksakov2043 in your opinion. Lol
@@MrCombs234 yeah everybody got different opinions
@@slavamaksakov2043 I'm aware, which is why I said 'PERSONALLY' You on here saying 'period' like your opinion is a fact or something lol
I was about to get outta bed but the world can wait for 24 more minutes :D
yes it can ;)
@@Benjy1 is there some trick to finding out the movie titles? Please help!
@@l.scales7516 top of the comment for ya!
After watching these u ain’t gunna wanna get outta bed
@@roninoreilly6593 Ah shit it's misty out today guys, cant come
Great list, as always. That scene in Mist is a gut punch to the heart. Dude kills 4 people who would have lived if he'd waited a few minutes longer. Keep up the awesome compilation vids, always worth waiting for.
Not just 4 people, his parents, wife, and son.
@@ryanowns5 No? The kid is his son but the other three adults were strangers he just met at the convenience store.
@@ponzu638 You got that right. Noice!
@@ryanowns5 where do people like you get the confidence to spout information off knowing damn well u have no clue what ur talking about? U clearly never saw the movie and made that statement. So weird and pathetic
if he had waited a minute nothing would' happen, the plot is that the creatures only left them alive after they made a sacrifice, thats why they only manage to get out of the supermarket AFTER they sacrificed that militay man and thats why the army only came AFTER he murdered everyone in the car
The ending of Upgrade still scares the absolute shit out of me. It horrifies me, and is still one of the absolute Gut Wrenching stories, because everyone except the AI loses.
I mean, the main character did get a perfect world in his mind in the end, I mean lesser of the two evils i know i know but still I think that thats a super fascinating solution to the problem of a power struggle in your own mind
That Hereditary scene is haunting
As someone with deadly allergy to nuts, I agree
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@@celso2843 That’s just nuts. Nothing to lose your head over
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The Mist is easily the darkest
Easily the darkest, and it yields the shortest moral: Never Surrender!
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I'd say hereditary is the darkest because he couldn't even look back or say anything but yeah the mist fucked me up for a while
Upgrade is one of those one-off movies that I'd love to see a sequel of but know it doesn't need one
They have confirmed one but who knows when they’ll actually start making it
@Jay if there is a sequel it should be about Grey slowly breaking through his illusion while STEM is doing AI stuff, things like STEM being shot in the left knee and Grey hitting his knee on a coffee table or something at the exact same time, despite there not being a table there a second ago. Him slowly realizing his version of his wife isn't her just like Cobb in Inception with Mal
@Jay I don't read books
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The ending to mist is the reason no matter how hard or scary things get, keep chuggin along as long as you can
I love how homelander doesn't cares about human life and like how he's doing "Nah Mission Failed I'd rather fly away"
Not to long ago we were all afraid of the box cutter. We sure have moved up our game.
For me *spoilers* death in 1917 is one of the darkest modern movie moments. It’s so unexpected and cold. Those were the longest 5 minutes of the film and it wasn’t like most other films where the deaths are epic or meaningful.
Yup that scene almost made it in to this video. It's so painful to watch man, but you'll see 1917 on my channel soon though dont worry!
Very refreshing to see a video just jump straight into the content, no intro or other bullshit
You can’t cover Charlie’s Death Scene from Hereditary without including Annabelle’s reaction to her daughter’s corpse. No other movie has had such a realistic portrayal and anguish and grief as that one.
I love how everyone always talks ab how underrated Upgrade was. It really was a good movie
You missed the ending of "Buried" where Ryan Reynolds also was a protagonist, that ending it's absolutely brutal and also one of the most unappreciated movies i've seen
Fuck that movie in a good way. Its so fucking brutal.
@Lighthouse in the Storm buried alive
Holy fuck I forgot about that movie!!! I watched it a decade ago on my deployment and man it fucked me up. Yes, definitely a criminally underrated movie and one you only ever watch once
I think it’s the only movie where Ryan Reynolds doesn’t play Ryan Reynolds
These are a couple of the rare instances in which modern movie/show productions either have incredibly dark characters for the “modern times” or bad endings, uncharacteristic for hollywood or western type media. Truly fascinating and i applaud the action taken to break the mold.
The Mist’s ending is beyond me. I remember watching it with my dad so long ago (he’s a big Stephen King fan), I was speechless after that ending
god hereditary and midsommar are so unsettling
Interesting. I've seen The Mist a couple times and loved seeing Andrea from The Walking Dead is in it. But the ending scene where you see a transport truck carrying civilians, you can see Carol, also from The Walking Dead standing as the truck goes by.
And also the old man from the walking dead too. The one that was like a dad to Andrea
@@blasphemousyc5490 oh shit, Dale?? I gotta replay the clip now
@@AV-iu6bd yea. I think they have the same agaen or something haha
@@rhino5250 dam, I didn't even know that
Greg Nicotero was a part of this movie and worked with the actors and actresses before
damn that last one is rough.. almost stopped watching it thinking it was the “it was all a dream cliche” wow
Lol yup
No lie, I first watched it on syfy and bro I was like oh sick a cool alien movie, by the end I had crisis of how we can’t control anything
Jesus that scene in hereditary felt WAY too real. Shit.
I absolutely love all these movie/tv clips you make man. As a movie buff, these are pretty AWESOME
Jeez can't help but just laugh The Mist off it's so brutal.
Hes the Punisher
Absolutely.
Yea that sounds accurate it's better than acting like a bitch about it the ending
The music made the ending worth it. So tragically epic
Big facts like bro all you had to do was wait a few minutes😂😂😂
this video made feel a feeling i forgot
when I was a kid even scenes less gruesome were able to fill me with this sense of hopelessness..like no matter what I do something really really bad is going to happen...this godless dread ... i never really missed it
That ending of Mist has stuck with me ever since the book released and even more so after the movie.
The absolute betrayal of chances just destroys me everytime I'm reminded of it ...
I absolutely love Upgrade - not a lot of people have watched it, so I am glad you put it in this compilation!
If Ryan Reynolds had a suit on or a helmet in that scene he wouldve survived
I don't know much about the movie itself, but its possible that wouldn't have saved him if it slithered up his clothing
If he would've had his 2 desert eagles and katanas the movie would've ended pretty quickly
or you know.. teeth.
@@tyleryoung8958 it wouldn’t have helped…in the movie the creature is pure brain, pure muscle, it adapts very quickly, and it’s intelligent.
What movie is it?
The ending for Mist always cracks me up, just to see his face when the national guard rolls through. 💀💀
That Mist scene was absolutely brutal.
I saw The Mist in theaters back in 2007 and for years all I have ever said about the ending is, "If they only waited five more minutes." that ending is heartbreaking.
The Mist and Upgrade were my absolute favorites.
The Mist gave that sense of dread that you don't know what's truly going to come and the ending just has you in that "OH FUCK ME! WHAT THE HELL?!" Mood.
I loved Upgrade all the way, those planned from the beginning secret villain type of movies, I love.
From what I remember, the movies budget was abit low but they made it work to the finest detail.
The robotic movements were done amazingly.
Yeah the actor took a lot of training to appear so robotic, and the camera work was done by an AI which adds to the effects so much
In The Mist, if you truly think about it he killed HIS SON first because he didn’t want his son to watch him kill the rest…a true sad ending to any movie I’ve seen.
Hereditary was a jaw dropping moment for everybody in the theater
Hereditary was the best/worst to me, the situation, the reaction the everything was so real. No disconnect from reality, what looked like an allergic reaction causing her to choke causing him to rush causing him to drive causing her to look out the window causing him to swerve causing her to get hit by that pole, the setup the execution the reaction all perfect, he goes to ask if shes ok but stops because he fears the answer, cause he knows the answer, he just says “your okay” and drives off trying not the think or understand what just happened. Its all so real.
In “The Boys” Homelander is able to hear heartbeats with his heightened hearing ability.
It must of been crazy on that plane and to think it was all because of him.
The Mist was one of my favorite stories during childhood(was 10). Fast forward time to my sitting in the theater watching the movie(37 yr old). Now add the fact, I was a father to a young son at the time much like David. Sprinkle a dash of forgetfulness and Director Frank Darabont's new brutal ending and you will have a utterly gut wrenching, soul burning experience. It hit emotionally on a level very few films have ever been able to do.
Frank Darabont was also responsible for ShawShank and the Green mile movies (based on King's novels of course)
The mist was so unexpected
The boys was more like holy shit type of dark, hereditary kinda just surprised me, but the mist traumatized me so much, just the idea that they chose the easy way out right before help arrived, but thinking about that, it would be cool to see him as like a demon slayer or some shit, killing out of pure anger for what happened to his family
The Boys scene is meh compared to the original comic. It's much worse, yet also dripping with black comedy to the point where you're actually laughing while kids are being sucked out of airplanes while their grieving mothers are shredded by careless Supes.
Is that a reference to him playing The Punisher?
Good to have the compilation king back :)
Thank you my man!
'The Mist' was BRUTAL. I watched it once and I couldn't get past that ending.
That end of watch scene was darker than all of these.
darker then the mist hell no
Brayden If the world was taken over by a fog and horrific monsters why the fuck would you want to live through that? Killing the kid and wife is mercy. Military showing up changes nothing, they are going kill the witnesses anyway.
There’s nothing dark about death in the Police force. If anything it’s probably normal. In my opinion Hereditary is dark. Trying to save your sisters life when you were suppose to watch after and then accidentally killing her while trying to save her life
Very entertaining
Definitely not darker than the mist. Tugs on your heart strings quite a bit, but definitely not darker
never beating that dark depressing feeling when you first watch the end of the mist
*Benjy* sure knows his cinema-ology. 🙅♂️
One of the few videos that actually delivers what it promises in the title, these were actually good fucking dark moments.
For context: The book's ending of The Mist involves the group following a garbled radio transmission to a possible sanctuary. It's completely open-ended.
Which is why the movie's ending is so dark and (in my opinion) hilarious.
Stephen King prefers the movie ending to the books
Ah yes another dark minded fellow noice 2 meet u. How do u do sir
Woaw so edgy
Oh what a edgy and "cool" kid. He found it hilarious... Get a life
It's not edgy guys he literally kills all of his family and a few seconds later finds out he didn't have to do it like damn bro, I'm sorry for you but XD.
The discovery the next day in Hereditary is really what makes it hit hard. That scream...
It's so realistic, idk how she did it like that
The boys was just f$&@ing brutal it was honestly so hard to watch a practical god that doesn’t care wether you live or die not out of hatred because of you but because he is indifferent and simply doesn’t want to
Then that scene in the mist will forever go down as one of the most brutal, dark and horrific movie endings of all time All they needed was to wait 1 more minute and they would have been saved (that’s why you never give up hope people)
Hereditary was just truly horrifying and that seen was terrifyingly real and brutal as well the acting of just sitting there trying to realize what just happened when you know what happened
And then Upgrade aaahhh upgrade an absolute HIDDEN GEM that movie ending will forever go down as one of the BEST DARK movie endings ever the soundtrack the reveal the acting the sense that S.T.E.M could care less about any of them and the ending of him waking up in his fantasy while S.T.E.M lives in his body was just FLAWLESS
13:20 that’s the scream you make when you crap out a log after dining in an all you can eat buffet.
The Mist haunted me for so long, that ending was tragic considering I'm a father myself
If I were in his situation, I would have ran at one of the soldiers brandishing the revolver and pointed it at him screaming, that would have ensured my demise, because no way I could ever live with myself after.... That...
When I first watched The Mist I was so shocked/pissed about the ending. Like you could have waited less than five minutes and nobody had to die.
Stephen Kings: The Mist will always be number one. Not only are the creatures like the Behemoth absolutely terrifying by scale alone, it’s the ending that solidified this movie in our heads. Sacrificing those people to free them from this nightmare, all for the Mist to clear out and all the survivors/military to appear in the next minute. For me, it’s the realization and regret followed by his breakdown. The Mist is forever one of my favorite films.
The ending of the film was written by the screenwriter, that’s not the way King’s novella ended
It’s the fact Mrs Carmodys prediction that they needed to sacrifice the boy for it to end came true that makes it so harrowing
The mist had one of the most harrowing endings ever.
The other movie I think you should include is called, "The Divide" which is a post apocalyptic movie
Thank you yet again, Benjy! Another home run, brother.
Thanks my man!
That music is the golden cherry on top of the final ‘the Mist’ scene. Total goosebumps and chills
Upgrade truly was dark but also bittersweet. Sure, Grey is stuck in his mind. But it’s where he wants to be with his woman. But it’s one of those rare examples of the villain winning cuz Stem gets to be a person
I wish you could upload one of these every day. I love your videos
Thanks man that means alot! Glad to have you watching
The Mist and Upgrade still stick with me to this day. Unreal goated endings.
Midsommer and Hereditary: same director, same ending. Lol.
Not the ending tho?
I love The Mist. The shirt story was great and the movie was great as well.
I would add the "babies" scene from Snowpiercer, parts of gone girl, that one scene from in bruges, the ending of a serious man, and that one part from bone tomahawk.
edit: and any scene from the road.
never watched the boys. am i assuming correctly that homelander is a metaphor for the US? seems like they're trying to make that very obvious.
I mean if the shoe fits haha
eh, it's not really all about that. there are definitely some connections that can be made though
Not a metaphor for the U.S. entirely, but more so corrupt companies and capitalism. His management shows the world a clean image of Homelander. That scene is his true colors
Yes and no. I really recommend you watch the show, it's only eight episodes. And the first few of Season 2 drop in exactly one month!
The comics are also superb.
it just trying to tell you IF superhero werent so perfect
Subscribing simply because you don't waste time with a sponsor, and 15 minute monologue about the movie we already know about.
Normally I don’t care about horror movies because for me they are just entertaining and I don’t get „scared“ or something. But holy sh*t hereditary gave me f*cking goosebumps that movie is a 10/10 just for how dark it is. This is the best horror movie ever made in my opinion
the mist will always be one of my top movie scenes as the worst. always sits in my mind.
"The Mist" has the absolute darkest ending in the history of fucking storytelling.
FUCK...
Dude that was trauma...i watched that like i was 16 yrs old..never forget
I love hereditary. Pure horror, I love it. Midsommer was made by the same guy, also great but doesn't top hereditary imo
Pretty sure those are his only two films, so i hope the next release will be as good or even better
Nice video. The Mist still has the most terrible ending. Just imagine what would you feel on his place. And that young boy who tried to save that little girl is so fucked too. And that rat. RIP rat.
Rip Rat
Suggestion: Most beastly moments in movies
I don't think The Mist was great as a whole, but the ending is still one of the best in cinematic history, in my opinion.
That ending from Upgrade is pretty much the plot for Black Ops 3. And man, some of these were indeed pretty dark.
Man idk why I watched this I’m so many kinds of emotions rn
Watch a lockdown special to get your spirits back up!
I thought the ending for The Mist was so ridiculous that I burst out laughing when I saw it
1. Yeah the boys is really a messed up look at super heroes.
2. Why didn't he just leave when he scared it across the room?
3. He could have had them put thier heads together for a double kill.
4. Always have an epi pen.
5. Good dreams are better than a bad reality.
The Mist has got to be one of the most brilliant horror movies ever made and it’s definitely on a short list of movies you ever watch once along with The Road, Buried, and Child of God
You know it will be a good video when it begins whit THAT scene from The Boys
Bruh the second one literally scarred me for life, I’ll never forget them milling the Reynolds like that
Man, i appreciate your work a hundred 💯💯
I appreciate you watching man!
Imagine killing your child to save them from a worse death, only to have help arrive seconds later. The Mist had one of the hardest scenes to watch I’ve ever seen.