The twisted paranormal movie Oculus confused moviegoers with switching back and forth between past and present scenes without warning. The Oculus film ending is one that we suspected (wait and see the evil movie). If you haven't seen Oculus yet, then avoid this film ending.
***Oculus movie ending spoiler***
***Spoiler Alert***
In the Oculus ending, Kaylie's lack of awareness accidentally caused her to kill her fiance Michael. We know this mirror holds supernatural powers to destroy any person attempting to manipulate its evil scheme.
Kaylie watches her deceased mother in the mirror. Her mother appears like a flawless angel. Kaylie flushes her face against the window to get closer to her mother.
Younger brother Tim sees the mirror in real time and space. Nothing is there; we don't see Kaylie standing there awaiting her impending doom.
Tim prematurely presses the button to drop the heavy weight against the evil mirror. He thinks this weight will once and for all destroy the mirror to end the nightmare it has caused his family.
Shockingly, this weight crushes the back of Kaylie's neck. She is pinned up against the mirror, where blood begins to pour out of her mouth. Kaylie pulsates in the wake of this deadly blow.
The mirror completes its ultimate mission, preventing its dark secret from reaching light. Tim is clearly upset and shaken up, fooled as to whether Kaylie is in fact real. He calls out her name, realizing that his sister will soon die.
Police sirens sound off, arriving to the scene of the obvious murder scene. Tim is taken away, where we see parallel scene of him as a child and as a adult meeting his fate. Both times, Tim is accused of killing a family member. Tim denies killing his sister, but the evidence is stacked up against him.
The police discuss Tim's motive, indicating that he called 911 to report the crime. In this film footage, Tim is seen releasing a lever that smashes a weight up against Kaylie's.
All the former dead people consumed by this mirror gather together, including Kaylie, Michael and Tim's parents. Past people who owned the mirror are also present in the home.
Tim shouts from inside the car that he is not to blame. He claims the mirror is responsible for his sister's death. Oculus's ending follows Tim in the back of a police car.
The end.
