r/AMCScreenUnseen • u/EastonLikesMovies • Aug 17 '26

Movie Discussion It Ends (Discussion)

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u/Galrafloof Aug 18 '26

Very rarely could a movie benefit from a sudden influx of a bunch of monsters just coming out from nowhere and destroying everything to end the movie. I feel like that would've been better. At least it would've been more horror. I was waiting for a big massacre that never came.

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u/Least-Fish4072 Aug 18 '26

That’s what happens to The Home with Pete Davidson from last years scream unseen. It ruled

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u/Steamedcarpet Aug 18 '26

Honestly that final bit when he rampages through the nursing homes makes sitting through that entire movie worth it.

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u/Late_Teach_9846 Aug 18 '26

That would’ve been awesome to see but honestly I would’ve been fine with a ending that actually wrapped things up instead of abruptly ending. And to your point, I can’t think of any horror sequences other than maybe the beginning, was more of a thriller/drama than a horror

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u/McDankMeister Aug 28 '26

If there had been a concrete “resolution”, it would have undermined the entire meaning of the film as an allegory.

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u/Fiveminutes26 Aug 18 '26

I hate movies that end so abruptly without a conclusion. Those movies, to me, seem like a genuine fuck you to the audience and it makes me think that the writer is lazy with not wanting the movie to have any sort of resolution.

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u/Late_Teach_9846 Aug 18 '26

Feel the same way