Launched in 1997 I know what you did last summer rode the wave of rebirth slashers what came with the first Panic – and his script was written Kevin Williamsonone of the creators ghost face (although it was written before PanicThe movie came out a few months later.

Many remember it as a horror classic, and while there are many reasons for it, including great chase scenes, a very suggestive premise, and memorable characters, it’s not that the ending is necessarily good or interesting.

In the story, a group of friends are being pursued after covering up a crime a year ago. Revealing who the killer is isn’t all that exciting, as it’s someone who doesn’t show up throughout the movie, and the “final showdown” between the good guys and the villain is pretty disappointing compared to everything else. .

Another scripted movie Kevin Williamson and which also has a great story to its very scary end, final test was released in 1998 and talks about how an alien invasion turns humans into a “conservative ideal” in a scathing social critique.

The plot then revolves around a group of teenagers who try to avoid being taken in by these extraterrestrial beings while avoiding the conformity that is forced upon them. However, the film’s ending takes place a month after the aliens have been defeated, and it offers a sweet vision that doesn’t match up with what came before.

Here we see the characters “change their lives” and stop being rebels, just to lead the typical life of middle-class teenagers, becoming either the stars of the football team or the popular people at school. This goes against the grain of the characters’ own struggles throughout the film.

starring Will Smith and launched in 2007, I’m a legend was a highly anticipated film adaptation of the book of the same name Richard Mathesonwhich takes a very shocking turn, showing how in a world dominated by monstrous creatures, a normal person is considered “creepy”.

Unfortunately, the end of the movie that was released forgets about this turning point and goes for the “sacrifice” of the protagonist, which leaves aside all the themes of humanity that are present in the original book, where we are asked about the role of the human being in the new society.

Luckily, this is one of those instances where the ending won’t disappoint you, as an alternate ending has been recorded that exactly follows the ending. plot books where Smith’s character discovers that the monsters he has killed and chased are actually sentient and he has become a “monstrous being” in the midst of this post-apocalyptic universe.

Although it all started well, the universe spell slowly began to show his problems, especially in his by-products focused on the demons and ghosts we’ve met throughout the main franchise.

Grotesque example nuna film that promised to explore the origins valak and creating a dark environment to tell the most suspenseful and terrifying story of the entire saga…but that’s not exactly what’s going on, much less with its ending.

In the film we accompany the newcomer Sister Irene, who at some point in the film needs to find a relic containing the blood of Jesus Christ in order to stop the demon, leading to a very rough final battle. However, the worst thing happens when at the end of the film there is a very ridiculous attempt to connect the plot of the derivative with spelland it just sounds ridiculous.

when we talk about Stephen King, we have a double danger, since the author is well known for his controversial endings. However, some adaptations have deeper implications and can lead to even more controversial results, as in the case of remake V cursed graveyard released in 2019.

The plot largely repeats the story of the original, with the difference that in this version it is the daughter Louis Creed who dies after being shot down (and is later resurrected in the local cemetery), not her youngest son. From there, we see a string of grotesque deaths caused by a reborn girl.

The film, however, bets on a cynical ending that ends up looking more like a “happy” and silly ending. Here, after the murder of your father and mother, Ellie Creed leads them to the cemetery, where they are resurrected. Together, the three set off in search of their youngest son to complete their traditional zombie family…

Released in 2021 and manufactured by Guillermo del ToroHorror dark spirits it has a great premise and intrigue that keeps us biting our nails. However, the film fails to offer a satisfying result, and its ending is depressing to say the least.

In the story, the teacher begins to suspect that one of her students is in a cruel house. After much investigation, she discovers that the boy’s father has turned into wendigo and kept his eldest son, the boy’s brother, in a private prison.

In the end, the teacher has to kill not only the father, but also the boy’s brother in front of him. When the curse seems to be lifted, we see that the woman’s brother (the city sheriff) has also turned into a wendigo. It’s a nihilistic and pessimistic ending, but it sounds cruel to all the characters in the face of everything they’ve been through.

If dark spirits sins for an overly depressing ending that doesn’t provide a cathartic moment for characters and viewers, TimeV M Night Shyamalan it goes in the opposite direction and gives such a happy and “cute” ending that it contradicts everything we’ve seen so far.

The plot is about a group of people who are stranded on a beach. In one day, they begin to age very quickly, which reverses all the dynamics we’ve been following and makes the characters re-evaluate their own mortality and how ephemeral life is.

After all, the “problem” is that the beach is being used as a testing ground by a pharmaceutical company that wants to test its products. In the end, Maddox This Trenttwo grown-up kids on the beach manage to get away and denounce the company before happily hugging each other – even after the rapid aging and death of their parents.

In recent years, horror has been flooded with films ready to weave in sharp social criticism – a good example of this is excellent Run!director and screenwriter Jordan Peele. However, not everyone manages to create good stories that serve as the basis for their metaphors and allegories.

Men: Faces of FearV Alex Garland, perhaps best fits this category. The film is about a woman who secludes herself in a house in the English countryside after witnessing the death of her abusive husband. And during this stay, she begins to have strange visions.

All these visions involve men with the same face. Eventually, the woman encounters these entities that transform and reveal her deceased husband. The idea is even interesting, but one gets the impression that Garland (who wrote the script) thought too much about the allegory, but could not build a good plot for it.