The Possession was a killer exorcism film. We watched The Possession at the first morning showing. What a wild exorcism ride for a PG-13 movie. The Possession film ending is revealed below. If you haven't watched The Possession movie, beware the movie ending is spoiled below.
***Movie Spoiler***
Tzabok performs the exorcism on Clyde. The lights flicker with energy. A demon entity grips Clyde's mouth, crawling out to detach. Tzabok continues the Jewish exorcism, chanting out "Abyzou" and using the powerful exorcism prayer to exorcise the demon.
The female demon spirit crawls on the ground. It looks like the evil demons we see in most religious books. The demon finally enters the Dibbuk box.
A ring drops to the ground. Tzabock picks up the ring. He covers the demon box with a sacred white Jewish linen. The box is now sealed, putting an end to the demonic possession.
Clyde and his family are now safe. Back at home, Clyde is browsing the refrigerator. Stephanie is reminded of her past memories with her ex-husband. It appears the two divorcees will get back together.
Clyde and Stephanie hug. As soon as Clyde coughs, Stephanie is overly frightened. She connects the coughing to the demon spirit expelling from his mouth.
Tzabok and Clyde talks on the phone. The Dibbuk box is beside Tzabock, resting on the passenger seat. We think the possession is over. Clyde tells Tzabok to keep car because he has no plans to leave.
Down the street, Tzabok crosses an intersection. A truck crushes the BMW. Many people attempt to rescue the accident survivors. Tzabok is obviously dead. The BMW is mangled, as debris are scattered on the road.
The female demon spirit begins to speak again. It is an evil voice in a foreign tongue, probably dating back to ancient times. The demon box looks in perfect condition. It is likely another person will take possession of the Dibbuk box to experience a cycle of possessions.
The movie ends.
