Got to be The Mist, surely. A real horror movie ending - even Stephen King said it was better than the ending he wrote himself.

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23points

Vix Spiderthrust

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Monty Python And The Holy Grail... I was not expecting that 😅

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14points

Rob(erta) Roy (They/Them)

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Two classics from the 70s: Planet of the Apes and Soylent Green. Charlton Heston got us good, both times!

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12points

Stephanie Did It

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The Sixth Sense .. M Night Shyamalan

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11points

Heather Evans

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"Arlington Road" - the best movie nobody knows or remembers; if you don't know what to watch this week, make it this one

Also "Frailty" from and with Bill Paxton
...I know, some might be more shocking, but were listed already...

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9points

Ban-One

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"Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry" with Peter Fonda. When after they finally succeed in eluding the police and are safely across the state line the criminal's car is hit by a train. Totally unexpected.

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9points

Carol LeMay

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"Von Ryan's Express". Colonel Ryan. brilliantly played by Frank Sinatra, succeeds in leading his men on a desperate escape from Nazi occupied Italy. They hijack a train and are headed for the Swiss border with the Nazis in hot pursuit. Running to reboard the train after they had to stop to clear the tracks, Colonel Ryan is shot and kill to the horror of his men. It's not the same ending as the book but it's the one Frank insisted on before agreeing to star in the movie.

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9points

DB

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Annihilation with Natalie Portman. Not that unexpected, but scary as hell

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8points

Alexia

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American Graffiti. Great film with a seriously bleak ending. Alt answer, Ex Machina.

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7points

VonBlade

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The village. I thought it was such a good ending. My sister hated the whole movie for it.

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7points

SnackbarKaat

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"Ghost Stories". Best twist ending of a movie I've seen in recent years. A paranormal investigator researching three cases his mentor could not prove false starts seeing things that gradually expose a shocking discovery about himself.
Also, the open ending to Christopher Nolan's "Inception".

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Final score:

7points

Luis Hernandez Dauajare

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Babe! That'll do pig.

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7points

Hi

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Million Dollar Baby. Cried my eyes out 😭

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7points

Julie S

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Jacobs Ladder.

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6points

Panda Boi

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The ending of the first Saw movie

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6points

Nacho Man Sandy Ravage

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I have to put "The Usual Suspect" and "Sleepaway Camp" on this list. No one could see those endings coming and my jaw was on the floor with both.

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5points

Dana V

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Easy Rider.

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5points

KathleenJ

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My grandma had The Watcher in the Woods on VHS and my sister and I watched it repeatedly as kids. I rented it as an adult to watch with my daughter and it had a completely different and totally wild ending! Turns out there were two versions. If you like creepy and weird, check it out.

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5points

BarkingSpider

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The Others. When I first watched the movie I wasn't sure where the story was going. I did start suspecting everyone was ghosts or the family was being visited by ghosts. Wasn't expecting the ending to be what it was. It wasn't satisfying, either. I felt the children should have been allowed to move on and whatever happens to the mother happens.

The Sixth Sense. No, I did not expect that ending.

The Barbie movie. I have mixed feelings about that whole movie. I didn't expect that ending.

On a more heartwarming note, when I first saw 50 First Dates. Who knew that was a possibility for someone with that type of memory loss. Imagine the shock of waking up pregnant and not remembering yesterday, and the days and months, years before that.

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5points

StrangeOne

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The Crying Game.
That was a complete twist to any movie ending I’d seen before. Very well done. I loved how Miramax asked the audience not to reveal the secret regarding Dil’s gender identity.

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5points

Janina Prado

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Idk about shocking but I was devastated when the main character sacrificed himself in the movie "I Am Legend."

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4points

Echo

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Shutter Island

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Nancy Beck

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House of Sand and Fog. The despair at the end is unmitigated and awful.

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3points

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The Last American Virgin. Supposed to be a teen sex movie and it slaps you across the face

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2points

Nerd Groupie

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Birdy, with Matthew Modine and Nicholas Cage. Great ending!

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Dawn Chambers

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The ending to the Of Mice and Men 1992 movie was just as heartbreaking as the book. But it also changed what happens right after the main thing in chapter 6. A character is shown travelling in a carriage or something which implies they left, which never happened in the book.

I know my answer sounds kinda weird I was tryna keep spoilers out of it lol

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1point

Mysteria

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Karate Kid. Daniel was NOT disqualified and banned from competition forever for the ILLEGAL kick to the head! Pshaw!

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1point

Kevin the Manager

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Sweet Girl with Jason Mamoa

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Manny

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A Dog's Breakfast

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0points

Jen Mart

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