The Boy Film Ending

The Boy is a horror about an American girl who accepts a nanny job in the U.K. Once she arrives at an extravagant home, she meets an old couple and their toy boy. She is responsible for taking care of this toy boy, conforming to all 10 rules written on paper to satisfy his needs.

The Boy film ending features a twist you won't expect. If you haven't watched The Boy movie, avoid reading the movie ending below. 

***The Boy Film Ending***

Blood drips on Cole's face. He awakens to a message written in blood, "Get Out." Cole gets all hysterical, wanting answers to who left these rats in his bag and wrote a bloody message. 

Greta enters the room. She is as shocked as Cole is. Cole assumes she has something to do with this threat. Malcolm hears this commotion from outside, quickly entering the home to help Greta.  

Cole orders Greta to hand over the doll (Brahms). She refuses to give him Brahms. Malcolm tells Cole to leave Greta alone. 

Tension escalates, as Cole then grabs the doll from Greta and smashes it against a hard surface. This toy boy breaks into many pieces. It appears the ashes of Brahms pour out. 

Greta is in shock to see Brahms broken. The lights begin to flicker. Noise radiates from the walls. Cole draws close to the mirror, telling Greta and Malcolm to be quiet and listen. 

All of a sudden, the glass mirror breaks. Cole falls backward. A masked man emerges out of the mirror. It is Brahms. He overpowers Cole, stabbing a spear/hook into his neck. Cole bleeds out.  

Greta and Malcolm run away from Brahms. We learn that Brahms never died as a child. He has been living in the walls the entire time, expecting his parents to care for the doll as it were real. 

Greta and Malcolm run upstairs. They lock the door. Brahms tries to unlock the doors, twisting and turning the doorknob like a deranged lunatic. Greta tells Malcolm to hurry up and lock the closet door. They reach just in time before Brahms can enter. 

Brahms is strong as an ox. He resembles Michael Myers. He is tall and strong like the Halloween killer. The two escape the room through the walls. They end in a room where Brahms has a doll dressed in a red dress and is wearing a necklace. These items were stolen in the bathroom, while Greta was taking a shower. 

Greta is angry. She finds a letter written by the Heelshire's. She realizes then that they knew Brahms was living inside the walls. In this letter, they tell Brahms he could have the girl. 

Brahms appears. They climb into the walls. On the verge of escaping the home, Malcolm tells Greta to leave without him. He wants to save her from this Mad Man. Brahms wrestles Malcolm to the ground. He crushes his head, remembering how he killed a young girl many years ago. 

Greta is devastated that Malcolm is possibly dead. She exits the vicinity. 

However, Greta enters the home from the front door. She sees Cole dead. Brahms is there waiting. She talks to Brahms like a child. She tells him he must go to bed. 

Greta puts Brahms in bed, pulling the covers over his body. He wants a kiss. She tells him no, he's been bad and must go to bed. Brahms throws a fit, pulling her back. Greta goes in for a goodnight kiss, but Brahms wants more and tries to French kiss her. 

Unexpectedly, Greta stabs Brahms with a knife. Both of them get into a fight. Brahms pins Greta against the wall, choking her until she becomes dizzy and hazy. She reaches down, pushing the knife further into his gut. He drops her, and then falls to the ground. 

Greta returns to Malcolm. She rescues him. They exit the Hilshire home. We see them drive off together, relieved to have escaped the psychotic Brahms. 

In the end, we see the Brahms doll reassembled. This doll consumes the screen, revealing Brahms didn't die from his stab wound. 

The Boy movie ends.  

  

Dawn of the Dead (2004) ending

Dawn of the Dead (2004)

This Dawn of the Dead (2004) remake of George Romero's classic zombie hit Dawn of the Dead (1978) features an eerie movie ending to an already good zombie movie. We believe there is hope for the remaining group to survive this zombie apocalypse. However, this group faces another impossible challenge that determines their fate in this hopeless dead world.

If you haven't watched the Dawn of the Dead (2004) remake, avoid reading the movie spoiler featured below. This movie spoiler includes the ending of Dawn of the Dead (2004). 

***Movie Spoiler on Dawn of the Dead (2004) ending***

CJ stays behind in the mall bus to give his group a chance at survival. The dead are attacking CJ in droves, too many mindless dead zombies to handle. 

Meanwhile, Ana, Kenneth, Michael, Terry, Nicole and the dog Chip race out to Steve's yacht. They load all the supplies they possibly can into Steve's party boat. It is the quickest rush ever. No time to waste. Their lives depends on being fast. 

CJ faces the impossible. The zombies are surrounding him like flies. The walking dead begin to bite him. He refuses to transform into these dead freaks, so he lights two flares. The effects of the leaking fuel and the burning flares ignite an explosion that is seen from miles away. 

The group take cover to avoid this fiery fallout. They remove rope from the dock to free the yacht. These crew members are racing against time. The zombies are piling up behind the burning boat. 

Michael stays behind. He tells the group I can't go. Ana begs Michael to come. She panics because this is the man of her dreams found in a world run by zombies. Ana says what? At this point, the audience is questioning the reason Michael chooses to stay. Why must he stay?

Michael reveals to Ana that he was bitten downtown when the zombies paraded them. Ana responds with "Oh, no Michael" and the world is again crashing down on her. This time, Ana faces losing the companionship she so desires in this lonely place. 

Ana down at the bite marks. She stares at Michael in the eyes and says "no" while softly shaking her head. Michael responds, "I must stay here" and walks away. He is brave in this moment. No fear. 

Ana swiftly moves across the boat, "But you can't" to give Michael hope at survival. He apologizes to Ana, "Sorry Ana." Michael releases the last rope to free the yacht. "I can help you," Ana pleads. Michael tells Ana she cannot help him but you can help them. 

The group look on ominously. Their facial expressions are sincere. They come to respect Michael. This cohesive group just lost CJ. Now, again, Michael is leaving them. He has no choice but to remain there. The zombie bite marks are a death wish. 

Ana reassures Michael she can help him. She is clearly upset. Michael calms her, telling her that it's alright Ana. He accepts his fate. 

"It's going to be alight," Michael claims. Ana says, "No," shrugs her shoulders, "It won't." Michael brushes her blonde bangs to the side, romantically touches her face as a sincere gesture to keep hope alive. Michael calms Ana, "It will," get better. 

Michael releases the rope to free the boat. He grabs Ana's hand and kisses it gently. Ana is choked up in tears. This tear-jerking sendoff becomes one of the saddest moments. 

Kenneth asks Michael, "You sure you want to do this?" Michael agrees that he does and will watch the sunrise. 

A burning backdrop illuminates Michael. The yacht sails off slowly. 

Ana watches on hopelessly. Michael is holding a gun. He looks at it as to convey that this is what I must do. My time on this Earth is over. He holds the gun up to his lower chin.

A gunshot sound closes this end scene. 

In the film end credits, the real hopelessness begins. 

Steve is seen on a camera with beautiful women. In real time, the crew is hopeless. Terry films this dark, bleak moment unfold. 

The crew find a boat. There is a cooler there. They open up the cooler to find a zombie head stuffed inside it. It is alive. It growls at them. They shoot it dead. 

Larva smothers the spoiled food. Terry says "Christ!" The crew run out of food, water, fuel runs out and hope is about gone.

Terry must put out a fire out with a fire extinguisher. Kenneth tells Terry to get that camera out of his face.

The crew come across an island. Chip runs off barking. The group exit the boat slowly. Kenneth aims his rifle to anticipate potential zombies. They are armed and ready to fight, but frantic. 

Zombies are seen approaching them from the jungle. The group know this is it. The thrilling end is about to wrap up. Kenneth tells the group to stay behind him. Nicole screams. 

Way too many zombies ambush them. Firing shots at them can't hold back the floodgates of dead walkers smothering them. They attempt to escape. They're all dead. Too many zombies to face. 

We learn the world is doomed and surviving this zombie apocalypse is impossible. No hope. No fate. 

Disturbed "Down with the Sickness" song follows with zombies filling the frames in series of shots. 

The end. 

Deliver Us From Evil Ending

Deliver Us From Evil opened this weekend and delivered us some evil content. Eric Bana and Edgar Ramirez battle the force of a demon originating from the Greek Roman times. This exorcist movie is a wild ride from beginning to end. If you haven't watched Deliver Us From Evil yet, avoid reading the following film ending.

Deliver Us From Evil is the first exorcism movie to be released in 2014. Exorcism movies are on the rise, given that two such movies in this sub-genre finished atop the box office in 2012 and another took the box office by storm last year with The Conjuring.

Deliver Us From Evil film ending is featured below. Prevent reading the movie ending to protect your movie experience.

***Spoiler Alert***

***Deliver Us From Evil ending***

Sgt. Sargie (Eric Bana) blames himself for the death of his police partner Butler (Joel McHale). He believes maybe he could have saved his partner if he got there faster. 

He is driving in a neighborhood populated with taller residential buildings and Jane (Olivia Horton) lands on his front hood. This disastrous jump smashes Jane apart. We see her limbs crushed beyond recognition.

Sargie requests a bus to retrieve Jane's body. All of a sudden, a call arrives from home. Sargie assumes his wife is calling, but Santino (Sean Harris) informs him that his wife and child are gone.

Sargie calls for backup to his home. At his home, Santino is standing in the dining area with evil words written on his body, the same we see on the wall in Iraq. The ancient text has a direct correlation with the strange activity going on in the city, a demonic message with severe implications on vulnerable people such as the American soldiers in Iraq. 

Sargie confronts Santino, yelling at this possessed person to tell him the location of his family. He pounds on Santino's face over and over again to beat the answer out of him. Still, Santino refuses to give up the whereabouts of his family. The rest of the police force arrive on-scene to restrain a supernaturally-strong Santino.

Sargie and another cop escort Santino into the police station. At the precinct, Satino is restrained to a chair in the holding room. Sargie, Gordon (Dorian Missick), and another fellow officer secure Santino to a chair. The two cops have a hard time keeping Santino in place. 

Sargie requests Gordon and the other officer to leave. He assumes responsibility for what may happen. Mendoza (Edgar Ramirez) is ready to perform the exorcism. He asks Sargie to leave. Sargie convinces him he must be a part of this ritual to save his family. 

Mendoza briefs Sargie on the five parts of this exorcism. This exorcism will happen in steps, so Mendoza tells Sargie to not listen to anything this demon says. The main focus is casting out the demon attached to Santino's soul. 

The police officers watch from another room. Santino's chair shakes like an earthquake is rocking the room. The evil from within Santino is intense. It deliberately wants to harm all who come in contact with its possessed host. 

Mendoza asks Sargie to pray. He specifically urges him to block off anything the demon speaks about during this exorcism ritual. Mendoza chants out words of God and begins the exorcism. The demonic possessed Santino grows stronger. He frees himself from the chair. 

Mendoza instructs Sargie to restrain Santino. He continues to perform the exorcism. The next stage is even more intense. The chair shakes and the room vibrates.

The demon knows all weaknesses consuming Mendoza and Sargie. Mendoza contradicts the advice he gives Sargie. He begins to weaken from the demon telling him that his Claudia fling resulted in the birth of his son. Mendoza fights back in tears, knowing that Claudia kept his son and didn't abort this baby. 

Sargie calms Mendoza down. He reminds him that he must follow what he told him to do. He must not give-in to the demon. This demon has clairvoyant powers and can read minds. 

Santino's head begins to split horizontally across. Mendoza tells Sargie to get ready. Sargie responds to Mendoza as if he thought the worst has passed. 

The exorcism goes back on track. Mendoza draws closer to Santino and requests the demon's name. What is your name Demon?! Sargie prays with the words of the Bible. 

Mendoza chants out the exorcism rite, with each passing word of God weakening the demon. He needs the name of this demon to finalize the exorcism. He applies the cross to the host's forehead. 

The name of the demon is echoed out. Sargie hears the "Jungler" as representing the name of this demon. Mendoza asks Sargie what name did he say to you? Sargie confirms the demon's name is the Jungler. 

Mendoza now has name and can complete the fifth stage of the exorcism. He uses this name to exorcise the demon out of Santino. The beast is on the verge of leaving Santino. 

Mendoza gives everything he has to destroy the demon Jungler. Jungler finally leaves Santino. Mendoza pins his back up against the wall, holding his heart with exhaustion. He tells Sargie the Beast is gone. 

Sargie is relieved to find out this news. He confronts Santino and whispers to Santino, where we see his lips motion where is his family. Santino gives up the location of his wife and daughter. 

The police force rush out to a storage area. They cut a lock off of a unit. Another lock is removed to expose a paint work van. Two police officers hold Sargie back to prevent any anger from what may appear behind the van doors 

The last lock is cut and Sargie's wife exits. Sargie's daughter is also rescued from the van. Sargie hugs them both, happen to found them safe and alive. 

At Sargie's home, Mendoza performs a baptism on Sargie's newborn girl. He willingly denounces all evil, believing that maintaining his faith in God is his choice. Sargie's daughter is now baptized.

On a dark screen, a title card reads that Sargie retired shortly after this case. He still keeps in touch with Mendoza. Deliver Us From Evil involves saving the people we love most from the primal evil not of this world. Essentially, vulnerability and lack of faith open the doors to this type of evil. 

The End.

***Deliver Us From Evil ending is not entirely accurate as you will see at the movies. However, this ending gives you an idea of what to expect in the ending. It delivers us a great movie ending that is expected in exorcism movies. We see an intense exorcism. The host is saved from the evil demon. 

The Conjuring film ending

James Wan's The Conjuring is scaring up movie theaters this weekend with huge ticket sales. This paranormal movie about a real demonologist and psychic medium (Ed and Lorraine Warren') clever ending that is fit for most exorcism movies. If you plan to watch The Conjuring, avoid reading the movie ending spoiler.

                                                                   

***Spoiler Alert***

A possessed Carolyn kidnaps Andrea and April. Carolyn drives her daughters back to Perron home.

Roger contacts Ed to relay this bad news that his wife took his daughters. Lorraine immediately knows that Carolyn is going to kill her children. She begs Ed to allow her to come along. Ed refuses to allow this. She shares they were brought together to save this family. Ed agrees to let his wife join him.  

The Warren's, Perron's, Drew, and Officer Brad report to the Perron home. Brad carries a shotgun into the exorcism party awaiting this group. The youngest daughter April is missing.

Ed, Lorraine, Drew and Roger search the house. A scream comes from down in the cellar. Carolyn tries to kill Andrea with scissors but the group stop her just in time. 

Carolyn displays supernatural powers, which she is indestructible in the face of a human. Brad's neck is injured while trying to pin down Carolyn. She telepathically tosses the occupants around the cellar. 

A sheet is placed over Carolyn's head and body. Brad handcuffs Carolyn to the chair. Carolyn is violently moving around; she attempts to free herself. She is no longer Carolyn. The witch that once owned the home and swore her allegiance to Satin is occupying this fragile vessel. 

The exorcism of Carolyn is ready to begin. Ed knows he can't wait for the priest. Roger doesn't think Ed is authorized to perform the exorcism. However, Lorraine confirms he is able to exorcise the demon. 

Ed confirms what he is about to do. He asks the Holy Father to guide him. Ed reads an exorcism prayer to confront the demon. Carolyn is squirming to the holy words. She is gone, trapped inside the darkness from within. This demonic entity has full control of her body. 

Drew hears a voice through the ground. He pounds on the floorboard. April is trapped in the foundation of the home. 

Roger is worried. We hear the demon speaking. He wants Ed to stop the exorcism. Carolyn begins to project blood from within the sheet. Her head tears out, showing the evil face of the witch. 

Ed demands the name of the demon. Lorraine and Brad hold Carolyn down. This demon name is used to confront the evil spirit. 

Drew makes a hole in the kitchen floorboard. He finds April trapped down there. 

The exorcism has another twist. Carolyn and the chair become inverted. The chair smashes against the ground, where the force of the fall makes Carolyn unconscious. 

Drew yells down that April is underneath the floor near the cellar. This is when Carolyn becomes conscious again, and then rushes off to kill her child. 

Carolyn finds April. She has a knife in hand. April runs, but Carolyn gains on her. Chaos aside, Lorraine touches Carolyn's head to remind her about the beach. Lorraine tells Carolyn to remember what she said about protecting her family. Roger tells his wife to fight. 

This revelation helps to cast out the demonic spirit, preventing Carolyn from killing her daughter.  Carolyn returns back to normal self and cries. The exorcism is successful because Lorraine employs her clairvoyant powers to speak directly with Carolyn. 

The bonding begins in the morning. The Perron family are reunited. Brad is a believer of the parnormal. Ed and Lorraine realize their natural gift is worth the risk. April returns Lorraine's necklace. 

The musical box is placed in the Warren haunted collection. This haunted collection contains an item from every paranormal investigation. We see the music box mirror spin around, expecting the young boy to appear again. 

The Conjuring abruptly ends. 

In the movie end credits "The fairytale is true. The Devil does exist. God indeed exists. And for us, as people, our destiny hinges upon which we elect to follow" -Ed Warren

***This movie ending is not in exact order because many events took place in the ending. You will get an idea of the ending that a demon is exorcised from Carolyn. The Perron home is returned back to normal. The Warrens continue to challenge demons and spirits**

Paranormal Activity 4 ending

Alex runs away from the invisible entity that terrorizes her at home. She opens the gate door to Robbie's home. Alex enters Robbie's home.

Alex shouts for her father. The father is getting dragged across the ground. He is thrown against the wall. Alex panics to watch an invisible entity harm her father. The father is obviously killed by the apparition.

The deceased Katie quickly approaches Alex. Alex slams the door shut. Katie powers through the door, revealing her true identity as a female demon.

Alex escapes the room out through the window. She sees Wyatt in a trance. Alex tries to alert Wyatt to leave as quickly as possible. He refuses to respond. Alex is frightened out of her mind.

All of a sudden, hundreds of female demons approach Alex. Katie occupies the space as the head female demon. Wyatt will likely sacrifice Alex to honor Katie's instructions. The female demons are evil followers that await the sacrifice.

The End