39. The omen 38. The Descent 37. Eden lake 36. The cabin in the woods 35. Speak no evil 34. Drag me to Hell 33. I saw the devil 32. Se7en 31. The last house on the left 30. Sinister 29. Halloween III: season of the witch 28. The wicker man 27. Dead silence 26. The vanishing 25. Brightburn 24. The empty man 23. Cure 22. Cube 2: hypercube 21. Megan is missing 20. Superhost 19. The Strangers 18. Edge of the axe 17. Creep 16. Redwood 15. Hell house LLC 14. House of 1000 corpses 13. Grave encounters 12. The baby 11. Tusk 10. The house of the devil 9. Them 8. The skeleton key 7. Henry: portrait of a serial killer 6. Hatchet 5. The Texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning 4. Hell fest 3. Pearl 2. Dawn of the Dead (2004) 1. Terrifier
Why? Almost every horror movie has the “evil wins” ending. I think the only reason they still pull the same tired schtick is to try to milk any given movie into a franchise. Zero respect from me.
@@aricrudd6579 I have to disagree. Most of the horror movies I’ve seen over the past 40 years didn’t have an “evil win” ending. And franchises develop regardless of how the original film ended. If the fan base is there and more money can be milked out of it they’re gunna try to go franchise. And that started in the ‘80s so I guess it would be a very tired schtick by now
@@Usandthem31 Maybe that’s true for the specific movies you’ve seen, but objectively speaking, most horror movies end with evil winning. A lot will even have the fake out “final girl got away, PSYCHE, NO SHE DIDN’T”. The vast, vast majority of horror movies have the monster win, that’s simply not debatable. The subjective part is just whether you’re sick of it or not. I absolutely am. Horror movies need to have more variety in their endings.
Se7en is brutal. Just brutal. Plus, who remembers the ending of Prince of Darkness? The woman pulled into the mirror towards the end? Not as brutal but the hopelessness you feel her…
@BlazeNarutoShippuden well Brandon in Brightburn probably just ruled unchallenged, his only weakness is a ship that only he knows exists or its location. Sounds like Game over for everybody else.
Dead Silence was a victim of unfortunate timing: it’s a genuinely creepy ghost story that was released at a time when people just wanted more films like SAW. If Waan had made it after The Conjuring, it might’ve gotten more love since by that time supernatural horror had become popular again.
Honestly, the end frustrated me. He managed not to scream the whole time, after everything he's seen and experienced, then does a long drawn out "nooooo."
I think it's important to note that Brightburn isn't as simple as "If Superman decided to be evil." It's more that it illustrates what absolute saints of humankind the Kents are. The family isn't evil - but they do react in ways that make them normal and human. They get scared by Brandon, and that's what starts the spiral of his corruption and evil.
I would say his corruption was happening regardless aslong as his ship was kept near by, it was brainwashing him too conquer earth for his race. He killed anyone who disagreed with him way before his parents really suspected him of anything, he was going too keep killing the only exception was his mom would be alive too watch the planet be conquered.
Evil always wins. Even if the villain/monster is defeated, there's always that scene where the fingers are moving slightly, or the camera goes somewhere obscure and we see the proof that evil isn't dead, etc.
drag me to hell sounds really dumb tbh, the lady who inflicts the curse seems like she's over reacting, I mean does the protagonist REALLY deserve to lose all the loved ones, thus they suffer too, and then get dragged to hell to suffer for all eternity, because like with anyone really, she denied an extension whilst doing her job?
I mean.. it kinda makes sense if you know you have the power to hit people with curses.. in your old age you might get a little petty with it. Like “F*** you mean no senior discount??” Boom. The entire Waffle House staff.
I guess some of these I don't find evil won....I mean yes the good guys in I Saw the Devil and Last House on the Left did kill and that broke them, but they still killed the bad guys and prevented anymore victims. I honestly love those endings.
I agree. Evil wins when they defeat (kill) the good guy and are still alive at the end to “live happily ever after.” If the good guy becomes the bad guy, but the original bad guy is killed, then that original bad guy didn’t really win.
How about almost all of them within the last twenty years? “Evil won” has gotten stale at this point. A happy ending would be downright subversive in modern horror.
Good job guys 🖤 love when evil wins cause the good can't win every time , sometimes evil does win and it makes more sense for some movies to end like that 👏👏👏
Halloween III: Season Of The Witch registered mentally at such a level that to this day, I still cannot wear a mask that covers your entire face without starting to hyperventaliate.
i never understood that film...it seemed to have no connection to the rest of the Halloween films at all. no michael myer or the doctor...and shamrock was never mentioned again...it was like it was another film entirely.
2:45 It doesn't end because of a hand. That's just part of the thing that is coming out of the ground. That's how huge it is. Did anyone else watching this movie really think it was just a big hand like the Master Hand from the Smash Brothers series? I would hope it was just the narrator.
Hereditary? The whole family dies except for the older brother who ends up being the chosen vessel to the demon Paymon. The look on his face at the end was a combination of defeat, acception, and a bit of confusion. He's been through a LOT and it ends with the aforementioned ending.
@@Joemama55122I will stand by my comments and say that it’s mainly a story about a family who made every bad logical choice possible in a movie where it’s not a slasher or meant to be campy and shit off your brain. It’s so bad
Can someone post a list of all the movies in the comments please? I only watched a part of the video and I want to know the rest of the movies without having the endings spoiled. Thanks in advance :)
39. The omen 38. The Descent 37. Eden lake 36. The cabin in the woods 35. Speak no evil 34. Drag me to Hell 33. I saw the devil 32. Se7en 31. The last house on the left 30. Sinister 29. Halloween III: season of the witch 28. The wicker man 27. Dead silence 26. The vanishing 25. Brightburn 24. The empty man 23. Cure 22. Cube 2: hypercube 21. Megan is missing 20. Superhost 19. The Strangers 18. Edge of the axe 17. Creep 16. Redwood 15. Hell house LLC 14. House of 1000 corpses 13. Grave encounters 12. The baby 11. Tusk 10. The house of the devil 9. Them 8. The skeleton key 7. Henry: portrait of a serial killer 6. Hatchet 5. The Texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning 4. Hell fest 3. Pearl 2. Dawn of the Dead (2004) 1. Terrifier
Or how about Black Christmas (1974)? Jesse killed her boyfriend, believing him to be the killer. She's left alone in the house, asleep in her bed, when we learn that the killer is still hiding in the attic. Then as the scene changes to outside the house, the phone begins to ring. And the killer only called them on the phone after he killed someone, indicating that he had killed Jesse. So now he's calling Officer Nash, the cop that didn't take the report from the sorority house seriously, and is now the cop left guarding the sorority house, after killing Jesse. Which insinuates that he'll be killing Officer Nash right after the call.
The movie “American Gothic” should have been one this list as well. It’s an underrated gem of a horror movie. It’s about a woman who was institutionalized after her baby drowned in a bathtub. After her release, her friends (and possibly husband) take her on vacation. They end up stranded on an island where only one family lives. An older couple and their two or three adult children. However, the adult children act like they are little kids. The family decides to indoctrinate the woman into their own family as yet another child, and kills all the people that came with her. It does drive her made and she becomes just like the other adult children. After which, she turns the tables and kills the family. But she doesn’t snap out of her psychotic break and just continues to act like a child, living there alone. With the implication that she could and might kill anyone else who steps on the island, if she doesn’t die first.
I’m glad I found this this so I can avoid many of these titles although I have already seen a few already and it was devastating- nothing more frustrating than nothing really changing from beginning to end, like the details in the middle don’t matter everything is hopeless. I invest so much emotionally but guess that’s what the creators go for. Some of these weren’t as hopeless as others as far as endings go though. I liked the descent oddly enough, se7en has been some intrusive thought of despair since I watched it. Every so often i get reminded of the movie and just sulk for like 10 minutes. I love the cube movies. Really liked cabin in the woods.
Drag me to Hell is so infuriating, the old woman already got like three loan extensions, THREE! Do you know how hard one is let alone multiple? Not to mention she had many many many family members to help or stay with but they'd rather be angry at the main character than help the old woman. This is such a nonissue that the old woman and her stubborn family caused all on their own.
What about Fallen? Technically, the demon won. As for the list, The Strangers was the only that truly messed with me. That's because I have a fear of creepy places way out in the woods, and a nasty break in happening.
Yes there are two endings for The Descent but they made a second movie with the MC going back to the cave (forced by an insufferable sheriff) so the ending where she doesn't escapes makes no sense anymore. The second movie kinda sucks. Different director, different atmosphere, it's just continuation of the first movie. The ending also sucks and leaves it open for a 3rd movie ugh
Am a bit annoyed that the first clip here just wasn't featured in the actual video. Really wanted to know what that movie was. It reminds me of Song of Horror, which is like a top tier horror experience, especially now that you can choose your own difficulty.
Let me explain to you how deep in the depths of depravity "I Saw the 'GOTDAMN' Devil" goes... I am a firm believer in vengeance/revenge. After watching that movie even I felt like the revenge wasn't even worth it after what he did to that guy and his family. 😖
These are all great, but i want a movie where the evil is just overwhelmingly in control. I want a movie where even though the protags do everything right, the evil still shows how futile everything truly was
16 More Horror Movies Where Evil Wins: The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) Rosemary's Baby (1968) The Medusa Touch (1978) Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978) The Bad Seed (1985 & 2018) A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) Link (1986) Little Shop Of Horrors - Original Ending (1986) In The Mouth Of Madness (1994) REC (2007) The Innkeepers (2011) Oculus (2013) It Follows (2014) La Tutora (2016) Wish Upon (2017) The Midnight Man (2018)
39. The omen
38. The Descent
37. Eden lake
36. The cabin in the woods
35. Speak no evil
34. Drag me to Hell
33. I saw the devil
32. Se7en
31. The last house on the left
30. Sinister
29. Halloween III: season of the witch
28. The wicker man
27. Dead silence
26. The vanishing
25. Brightburn
24. The empty man
23. Cure
22. Cube 2: hypercube
21. Megan is missing
20. Superhost
19. The Strangers
18. Edge of the axe
17. Creep
16. Redwood
15. Hell house LLC
14. House of 1000 corpses
13. Grave encounters
12. The baby
11. Tusk
10. The house of the devil
9. Them
8. The skeleton key
7. Henry: portrait of a serial killer
6. Hatchet
5. The Texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning
4. Hell fest
3. Pearl
2. Dawn of the Dead (2004)
1. Terrifier
Doing the lord's work! We thank you.
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Hero
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the titles are literally in the video...
I have to respect these movies because I don’t always want a nice, clean, happy ending in a horror movie
I especially like it in books, i love downer endings. I find happy endings to be mostly boring at this point.
@@enriquesanchez9016 I agree
Why? Almost every horror movie has the “evil wins” ending. I think the only reason they still pull the same tired schtick is to try to milk any given movie into a franchise. Zero respect from me.
@@aricrudd6579 I have to disagree. Most of the horror movies I’ve seen over the past 40 years didn’t have an “evil win” ending. And franchises develop regardless of how the original film ended. If the fan base is there and more money can be milked out of it they’re gunna try to go franchise. And that started in the ‘80s so I guess it would be a very tired schtick by now
@@Usandthem31 Maybe that’s true for the specific movies you’ve seen, but objectively speaking, most horror movies end with evil winning. A lot will even have the fake out “final girl got away, PSYCHE, NO SHE DIDN’T”. The vast, vast majority of horror movies have the monster win, that’s simply not debatable. The subjective part is just whether you’re sick of it or not. I absolutely am. Horror movies need to have more variety in their endings.
No Midnight Meat Train? that ending has stuck with me for years
Se7en is brutal. Just brutal. Plus, who remembers the ending of Prince of Darkness? The woman pulled into the mirror towards the end? Not as brutal but the hopelessness you feel her…
I've only seen Prince of Darkness once, when I was a kid, but it has ALWAYS stuck with me!
Cabin in the Woods was one of the most infuriating movie endings ever for me. Not because of how it ended, but why it ended the way it did
Sucks that were never going to get a sequel to BRIGHTBURN due to the rights issues for the film.
For people who have seen the 2012 found footage film Chronicle and brightburn
I wanted a chronicle vs brightburn film as a sequel to both films
yep, need to know what happens to those kids and other villains that appeared on the Earth
@BlazeNarutoShippuden well Brandon in Brightburn probably just ruled unchallenged, his only weakness is a ship that only he knows exists or its location. Sounds like Game over for everybody else.
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Better as a one off. Everything shouldn’t be a sequel
I swear i will NEVER get over Eden Lake, most infuriating ending of all time.
Agreed.
Yes
I watched this movie specifically because of the comments. Did not disappoint. Thank you Enrique!!
Idk why they went into the woods without any protection. They'd have fucked off real fast if one of em had been shot.
What ending? It was in the middle of the climax and just stopped.
Dead Silence was a victim of unfortunate timing: it’s a genuinely creepy ghost story that was released at a time when people just wanted more films like SAW.
If Waan had made it after The Conjuring, it might’ve gotten more love since by that time supernatural horror had become popular again.
Nah. At the point that his dad was being controlled like a puppet and he couldn’t tell it would have lost everyone
Honestly, the end frustrated me. He managed not to scream the whole time, after everything he's seen and experienced, then does a long drawn out "nooooo."
"Because you let me do it." Kinda goes hard.
I think it's important to note that Brightburn isn't as simple as "If Superman decided to be evil." It's more that it illustrates what absolute saints of humankind the Kents are. The family isn't evil - but they do react in ways that make them normal and human. They get scared by Brandon, and that's what starts the spiral of his corruption and evil.
I would say his corruption was happening regardless aslong as his ship was kept near by, it was brainwashing him too conquer earth for his race.
He killed anyone who disagreed with him way before his parents really suspected him of anything, he was going too keep killing the only exception was his mom would be alive too watch the planet be conquered.
Eden Lake is one of the most depressing films I’ve scene-
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Evil always wins. Even if the villain/monster is defeated, there's always that scene where the fingers are moving slightly, or the camera goes somewhere obscure and we see the proof that evil isn't dead, etc.
I don't know how the Feast trilogy didn't make this list but it deserves to be on it. Some of the best cheesy horror schlock ever made.
drag me to hell sounds really dumb tbh, the lady who inflicts the curse seems like she's over reacting, I mean does the protagonist REALLY deserve to lose all the loved ones, thus they suffer too, and then get dragged to hell to suffer for all eternity, because like with anyone really, she denied an extension whilst doing her job?
yes, because being selfish and not helping the needy is BAAAAAAD!
I mean.. it kinda makes sense if you know you have the power to hit people with curses.. in your old age you might get a little petty with it. Like “F*** you mean no senior discount??” Boom. The entire Waffle House staff.
I agree, i hate when the bad guy claims they massacred or killed a dozen people because someone slightly inconvenienced them.
I guess some of these I don't find evil won....I mean yes the good guys in I Saw the Devil and Last House on the Left did kill and that broke them, but they still killed the bad guys and prevented anymore victims. I honestly love those endings.
I agree. Evil wins when they defeat (kill) the good guy and are still alive at the end to “live happily ever after.” If the good guy becomes the bad guy, but the original bad guy is killed, then that original bad guy didn’t really win.
@@dirkstarbuck6126 yep. it's not like it's implied that they are going to now out and kill a bunch of innocent people.
When Evil Lurks is another film where the evil entity decisively wins.
How about almost all of them within the last twenty years? “Evil won” has gotten stale at this point. A happy ending would be downright subversive in modern horror.
This exactly. I actually can't think of a horror movie where evil doesn't win from the last 20 years or so
Halloween ends? Lights out? Scream 4, 5, and 6? Get out? Nope? 2013 evil dead remake? Sinister 2? Invisible man remake? It chapter 2?
Dead Silence is a great movie and total franchise material. It's a shame we never got to see Mary Shaw again.
Good job guys 🖤 love when evil wins cause the good can't win every time , sometimes evil does win and it makes more sense for some movies to end like that 👏👏👏
Human Centipede had a gruesome ending for all 3 victims.
Halloween III: Season Of The Witch registered mentally at such a level that to this day, I still cannot wear a mask that covers your entire face without starting to hyperventaliate.
i never understood that film...it seemed to have no connection to the rest of the Halloween films at all. no michael myer or the doctor...and shamrock was never mentioned again...it was like it was another film entirely.
The cleansing hour would have been perfect for this list as well
"Wolf Creek" and "all boys love Mandy Lane"
I love the US version of The Vanishing..... 'Who is Jeff, if he's not the man searching for Diane?'.
The ending of in the mouth of madness the old ones finally reclaim the earth and wiping out humanity
If only we could get a proper film based on it, but ir is still stuck in development hell
I LOVED that movie and the whole mindfuck premise
2:45 It doesn't end because of a hand. That's just part of the thing that is coming out of the ground. That's how huge it is. Did anyone else watching this movie really think it was just a big hand like the Master Hand from the Smash Brothers series? I would hope it was just the narrator.
People saying they expected to see The Witch there, but, all things considered, that ending was actually (okay, mostly) good for Thomasin.
Thanks this helps got a few friends who are first timers this October and this video sums up things nicely
1998's "Fallen" starring Denzel Washington
I was going to post this as well
Same!!
Hereditary? The whole family dies except for the older brother who ends up being the chosen vessel to the demon Paymon. The look on his face at the end was a combination of defeat, acception, and a bit of confusion. He's been through a LOT and it ends with the aforementioned ending.
Speak No Evil scared the shit outta me because of how realistic it is, I mean like that kind of stuff can actually happen in real life
The acts yeah people being that passive and letting people do that to them no lol
@@Joemama55122I will stand by my comments and say that it’s mainly a story about a family who made every bad logical choice possible in a movie where it’s not a slasher or meant to be campy and shit off your brain. It’s so bad
The Vanishing is super underrated. Please go and see this movie.
The original, not the American remake which is lacking.
Skeleton Crew from 2009 is another one. It turns found footage near the end and the ghost of the doctor possesses the film maker. It’s really good
Annihilation And The Witch And Midsommar And Hereditary And The Grudge And 28 Weeks Later And Unfriended Should Be On The List
Agreed 👌
Midsommar for sure
Hereditary for sure
Also: Oculus; Mr.frost; Dead And Buried; Let's Scare Jessica To Death; Los Sin Nombre (The Nameless Ones); They; The Rosemary's Baby...
Or we can just say everything from the past 20 years. It's the standard ending at the moment.
Can someone post a list of all the movies in the comments please? I only watched a part of the video and I want to know the rest of the movies without having the endings spoiled. Thanks in advance :)
39. The omen
38. The Descent
37. Eden lake
36. The cabin in the woods
35. Speak no evil
34. Drag me to Hell
33. I saw the devil
32. Se7en
31. The last house on the left
30. Sinister
29. Halloween III: season of the witch
28. The wicker man
27. Dead silence
26. The vanishing
25. Brightburn
24. The empty man
23. Cure
22. Cube 2: hypercube
21. Megan is missing
20. Superhost
19. The Strangers
18. Edge of the axe
17. Creep
16. Redwood
15. Hell house LLC
14. House of 1000 corpses
13. Grave encounters
12. The baby
11. Tusk
10. The house of the devil
9. Them
8. The skeleton key
7. Henry: portrait of a serial killer
6. Hatchet
5. The Texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning
4. Hell fest
3. Pearl
2. Dawn of the Dead (2004)
1. Terrifier
@@supercrochet Thank you so much :)
How does evil win in Last House on the Left? Evil is literally destroyed by the parents
In the original, their daughter is still dead, and they've been turned into killers themselves
Pretty sure I could live with being a killer under those circumstances.
Worth noting that the titular Henry and his friend Otis are based on Henry Lee Lucas and Otis Toole, real life supposed serial killers.
You bring out the same old tropes but forgot Hereditary this time.
Also Black Christmas (1974). Jessica was left alone in the house with the killer by the police at the end.
I wouldn't call any of the revenge kills evil, would be pretty hard not to kill someone who just killed my child
Another one that could’ve been mentioned was Burnt Offerings
Or how about Black Christmas (1974)? Jesse killed her boyfriend, believing him to be the killer. She's left alone in the house, asleep in her bed, when we learn that the killer is still hiding in the attic. Then as the scene changes to outside the house, the phone begins to ring. And the killer only called them on the phone after he killed someone, indicating that he had killed Jesse. So now he's calling Officer Nash, the cop that didn't take the report from the sorority house seriously, and is now the cop left guarding the sorority house, after killing Jesse. Which insinuates that he'll be killing Officer Nash right after the call.
The Mist??? Where was The Mist? That ending shows that evil won
Wolf Creek should be on this list
Mick always wins
Cure. Under rated but SO good.
Add The Rental to this list. It will make you think twice about BnB's.
The movie “American Gothic” should have been one this list as well. It’s an underrated gem of a horror movie.
It’s about a woman who was institutionalized after her baby drowned in a bathtub.
After her release, her friends (and possibly husband) take her on vacation. They end up stranded on an island where only one family lives. An older couple and their two or three adult children. However, the adult children act like they are little kids.
The family decides to indoctrinate the woman into their own family as yet another child, and kills all the people that came with her.
It does drive her made and she becomes just like the other adult children. After which, she turns the tables and kills the family. But she doesn’t snap out of her psychotic break and just continues to act like a child, living there alone. With the implication that she could and might kill anyone else who steps on the island, if she doesn’t die first.
I’m glad I found this this so I can avoid many of these titles although I have already seen a few already and it was devastating- nothing more frustrating than nothing really changing from beginning to end, like the details in the middle don’t matter everything is hopeless. I invest so much emotionally but guess that’s what the creators go for. Some of these weren’t as hopeless as others as far as endings go though.
I liked the descent oddly enough, se7en has been some intrusive thought of despair since I watched it. Every so often i get reminded of the movie and just sulk for like 10 minutes. I love the cube movies. Really liked cabin in the woods.
I think that 2019’s The Lodge should have been on this list
The Killing of a Sacred Deer. Oh, and Funny Games. Both versions
sinister's ending is actually perfect, the creepy kids were great.
I swear this guy just made a video bibliography of the most referenced movies of past Whatculture horror lists.
Just with a new title 😂
How didn’t hereditary make this list 😮💨
Why does he reboot his sentences? "Kara and James- They are a couple." "The beans- They are cold."
I was hoping to see The VVitch on here
How is When Evil Lurks AND Terrified not on this list?
One of my favorites is Husk, might not be the best movie but it has a lot of good memories with me from around the time i first saw it
13 Cameras, Witch, The Collector, Avatar, What Keeps You Alive, Old Boy...
The original Speak no Evil is the perfect example of an unsettling ending.
SPOILER ALERT
How infuriating they changed it in the remake!!
Megan is Missing is the only movie i can't watch... I haven't seen it yet and i didn't want to
I loved the original Wicker man! Pagans immolate a cop... Gotta love a happy ending ❤
Drag me to Hell is so infuriating, the old woman already got like three loan extensions, THREE! Do you know how hard one is let alone multiple? Not to mention she had many many many family members to help or stay with but they'd rather be angry at the main character than help the old woman.
This is such a nonissue that the old woman and her stubborn family caused all on their own.
Bright Burn needs it's own cinematic universe
The descent is maybe my favorite horror film.
The way my mom would’ve dropped kicked me if I popped out of a box 💀🤣🤣🤣
0.40: "...leaving a trail of carnage in his path...' Quite a trick, even for the Devil
What about Fallen? Technically, the demon won. As for the list, The Strangers was the only that truly messed with me. That's because I have a fear of creepy places way out in the woods, and a nasty break in happening.
Yes there are two endings for The Descent but they made a second movie with the MC going back to the cave (forced by an insufferable sheriff) so the ending where she doesn't escapes makes no sense anymore.
The second movie kinda sucks. Different director, different atmosphere, it's just continuation of the first movie. The ending also sucks and leaves it open for a 3rd movie ugh
The Evil Dead films. You had one job..
Did evil truly win at the end of event horizon the rescue crew looks like they were going to be trapped in there as well
The Stangers.. creepiest movie ever, with a crazy ending
Am a bit annoyed that the first clip here just wasn't featured in the actual video. Really wanted to know what that movie was. It reminds me of Song of Horror, which is like a top tier horror experience, especially now that you can choose your own difficulty.
Paranormal Activity belongs here.
You can count the ones where the innocent/victims got payback on villains. That's just revenge and justice.
I'm sorry but I Seen The Devil should be in the #10-#1 range, but did evil really win when the good guy killed the bad guy???
I got to meet Art the Clown. He's a nice guy IRL.
When it got to "Megan is Missing" I said NOPE and stopped watching. Some things are too horrible to contemplate.
The movie Hereditary is missing on this list. It deserves 1st place.
This wasn’t allowed under the Hayes Code - Hence why in The Bad Seed Rhonda is struck by lightening at the end of the
Let me explain to you how deep in the depths of depravity "I Saw the 'GOTDAMN' Devil" goes...
I am a firm believer in vengeance/revenge. After watching that movie even I felt like the revenge wasn't even worth it after what he did to that guy and his family. 😖
I bet “Inside” is on this list. It’s always on the lists
I've always felt that Eden Lake could be a British tourist information film.
Evil won for sure in Funny Games.
Nothing brings an “eh” horror to life “HEY!”
One of my favourites that is like this is called Terrifier
Spoiler Alerts: The Rental, Open House, The Thing, Funny Games, Hereditary, and Midsomor
House of 1,000 Corpses gave me nightmares for like a month
I want to see some of these now
How about 1988s Spellbinder?
These are all great, but i want a movie where the evil is just overwhelmingly in control. I want a movie where even though the protags do everything right, the evil still shows how futile everything truly was
I would add Evil Dead Rise to the list
adding in a movie that's been out for a month is crazy... barely even giving us a chance to watch smh
All of these movies are at least a couple years old
Thanks to James Gunn's brilliant writing, Suck Snyder has ONE good movie in his entire filmography.
16 More Horror Movies Where Evil Wins:
The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967)
Rosemary's Baby (1968)
The Medusa Touch (1978)
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
The Bad Seed (1985 & 2018)
A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984)
Link (1986)
Little Shop Of Horrors - Original Ending (1986)
In The Mouth Of Madness (1994)
REC (2007)
The Innkeepers (2011)
Oculus (2013)
It Follows (2014)
La Tutora (2016)
Wish Upon (2017)
The Midnight Man (2018)
I would have added Irreversible to the list
Wait. The main character from Drag Me To Hell murdered her cat, before being dragged to Hell ? Then Evil DEFINITELY did NOT win !!!!! 😾😾😾😾😾
Very surprised the Blair witch project didn't make this list
Eden lake made me cry fr
reality, thats the true horror where evil wins
Hell House LLC doesn't count, as in the final Hell House movie, the house is defeated.
Most horror movies feature evil winning, by the way.
Tusk was amazing.😂