Showing posts with label good movie endings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label good movie endings. Show all posts

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Frankenweenie film ending

Elsa and her dog are trapped inside the windmill atop the hill. The weird girl's bat cat attempts to attack Elsa and her dog. Victor enters the windmill to discover the bat cat is holding the two hostage.

The town people noose Sparky. The Mayor accidently sets the windmill on fire. The windmill begins to burn quickly. Mr. Frankenstein attempts to enter the windmill. However, the town's people holm him back.

Elsa climbs outside the windmill to move away from the vicious bat cat. Victor also crawls outside to rescue Elsa. The windmill spins around, almost knocking Elsa down. 

The bat cat continues to pursue Elsa and her dog. Elsa can barely hold onto the rotating blade. The bat cat goes after Victor. Sparky comes to rescue, biting down on the bat cat's wing. 

The bat cat overpowers Sparky. Sparky is tossed aside. Down below, the town watches Elsa and her dog dangle. She is about to fall down. Victor knows he must do something quick to save Elsa. 

Elsa loses her grip and falls downward with dog. Victor throws a rope down toward Elsa. She barely reaches the rope in the nick of time to avoid her impending doom. 

The bat cat attacks Victor. Victor and the bat cat fall and smash inside the windmill. Spectators look on in fear, especially Victor's parents. The windmill fire burns out of control. 

Sparky rushes inside the windmill to save his owner. Inside, Victor is lying unconscious. The bat cat is also unconscious next to him. Sparky fights to keep Victor safe. 

Sparky drags Victor outside. Victor regains consciousness. Every is relieved to see Victor and Sparky safe. The bat cat sneaks up behind Sparky and drags him into the burning windmill. 

Victor must watch the nightmare unfold. Sparky defends himself the bat cat. A wooden stake is thus released from above, piercing the bat cat through the heart. Sparky is unable to exit the building windmill in time. 

The firefighter walks out with a dead Sparky. Victor is upset. He wants his loving dog to return. A tear rolls down his cheek. Mr. Frankenstein approaches his son, this time showing him more support. He is willing to do whatever it takes to save Sparky. 

Sparky is centered in the middle, with Several vehicles surrounding him. Jumper cables are attached to the metal rods protruding out of Spark's neck. Bob's mom tells the car owners to hit the gas. The battery energy jolt Sparky, but there is no use. Spark is dead.

Victor tells Sparky that it's okay because he does not need to come back again. He understands that he it is time to let Sparky go. Sparky can finally enter the doggy heaven. 

Victor sheds one last tear for Sparky. He draws in close to hug his dog, giving his dog the love and warmth it deserves. The compassion is enough. 

Spark wiggles his tail. He is alive! Elsa's female dog sees Sparky. The two dogs connect. An electric spark spells out:

The End             

Friday, September 7, 2012

Top 10 Horror Movie Endings

Horror movie endings create a thrilling movie experience. Many moviegoers watch horror movies because they enjoy terror, gore, fear, thrills, chills, and suspense. Recent horror movies continue to serve up rather boring movie endings. The top 10 horror movie endings differ among horror movie fans.

Horror fans prefer to watch horror movies with great stories, especially those which build suspense like an emotional roller coaster ride. Humans enjoy the fear of the unexpected. We keep seeing the same cliche movie endings that attempt to convey creativity through executing ineffective twist endings (i.e. The Devil Inside). However, past horror movie endings treat the moviegoer to suspenseful conclusions.

The top 10 horror movie endings create a thrilling experience. These movie endings are ingrained in our movie minds forever. We never forget the end of the movie. Many movie discussions about horror movies emerge on the web, in film schools, at film festivals, in film groups, and across movie networks. We love horror movies because the fear of terror produces a flight and fight experience.

Essentially, horror movies are just as entertaining as scary roller coasters. Horror movies open with a setup to establish the conflict and the characters. We remember The Exorcist movie quite well. The Exorcist ending is the best horror movie ending ever. A Nightmare on Elm Street made us fear sleep. Horror movies changed the way we view negative experiences. For the most part, moviegoers pay to watch gore. Saw movies are infamous for conveying torture porn to mass movie audiences.

The Top 10 Horror Movie Endings (may contain movie spoilers):
  1. The Exorcist (1973) (we will never forget the young possessed Linda Blair playing a demon child. Her speaking in ancient tongue, yelling profanities, and vomiting projectile green slime, and murdering two exorcists are enough to stay clear of this exorcism movie that we enjoy the Hell out of)
  2. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) (Freddie Krueger has a long-lasting impact on our dreams, with the Freddy Krueger nightmare continues on after peace is established)
  3. The Ring (2002) (never watch mysterious video tapes with creepy images. Samara will come after your father to scare him to death. Please destroy a strange video tape as quickly as you can)
  4. The Omen (1976) ( (an eerie Devil child causes his entire family to die, which his evil plot lives on with another family. Devil movies have a resounding evil that keeps us on edge) 
  5. The Thing (1982) (You can't escape this Thing that mutates - the music with two last survivors waiting to the confront a savage Alien entity that mimics a human is chilling)
  6. Dawn of the Dead (2004) (The last remaining survivors escape to a distant island, only to find that zombies are there to welcome them. What a disaster that conveys the end of the world by a zombie apocalypse)
  7. Hellraiser (1987) (Pinhead's evil stare is enough to make horror fans turn away at the movie ending)
  8. Phantasm (1979) (Another classic horror movie ending that makes the moviegoer jump at flying metal balls)
  9. The Blaire Witch Project (1999) (Michael facing the wall is a terrifying ending to a witch hunt!)
  10. The Shining (1980) (One of Stephen Kings' best books ends with reincarnation. It makes for a perfect ending by a great visionary director, Stanley Kubrick) 
There is something spooky about classic horror movies. Classic horror films employ grainy film and vivid colors that add emotional depth to the viewing experience. We view bright red motifs as evil. Do you have a favorite horror movie ending? Share your horror movie endings below.   

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Intruders film ending

Having trouble understanding the Intruders film ending? The Intruders film ending explains the plot twist with a good twist ending. Want to learn about the Intruders film ending? The Intruders twist ending keep moviegoers watching the psychological thriller movies resolve the truth behind Hollowface. The Intruders film ending features a twist ending to explain the psychological thriller.  

If you haven't watched Intruders, then avoid reading below. We will explain the film ending to help moviegoers better understand the psychological thriller.


***Major Spoiler***

Intruders film ending explained the plot design. The psychological thriller is disguised as a horror movie. As a result, moviegoers assume Hollowface is a real monster. Hollowface is actually Juan's father, the same child who grew up to become John.  

Therefore, we eventually figure out that Juan and John are the same person. Thus, the twist ending explained the plot design to the Hollowface monster story. Juan wrote the Hollowface story to deal with the traumatic event.

In the church scene, Juan's mom refuses to confess her sin. The sin was so bad that she rushed out of the church with her son to avoid confessing the death of Juan's father. The Intruders movie conveys to moviegoers how a traumatic event can cause mental disorders.

John's daughter found the Hollowface story Juan planted in the tree as a child. She allows the Hollowface story to affect her mind. John and Mia share a psychic connection. Hollowface is a fictional character that is a figment of John and Mia's minds.

John realizes Mia is suffering from his childhood trauma. She passed the Hollowface story to him without knowing so. This is when John confronts his mother at the farm house.

John tells his mother that Mia is also experiencing Hollowface. We know the truth once the mother appears as an older woman. The mom finally reveals to John the reveal truth, the trauma that she disguised as a story to protect him. She covered John's eyes, refusing to let Juan watch and or help the man (father).

The film ending flashback helps the moviegoers understand Hollowface's origin. John helps rescue Mia from an imaginary world he created as a child. His Hollowface story enabled him to cope with the traumatic event.

Intruders film ending explained the Hollowface truth. We discover that Hollowface is a fictional character, transforming thus the horror movie into a psychological thriller movie. Juan is John as a little boy. His father was released from jail. He crawled into Juan's window to take him.

The mother saved Juan from his father abducting him. On the back ledge, Juan's father falls to his death. The father's body sinks into the mud underneath the new pavement. The mom told Juan a fabricated story to hide the truth. Juan developed severe nightmares with Hollowface.

Mia finds the Hollowface story. She begins to believe in the power of the Hollowface story. The screenwriters and director executed the psychological thriller movie quite well to explore the power of the mind. Our minds are capable of creating imaginary entities to suppress traumatic events. Intruders is a clever movie with a twist.