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I'm going to a theater (that specializes in older/weird/obscure flicks) to see PIECES next month, so I'll contribute this one:
The lead male protagonist gets his kit ripped off by a corpse composed of multiple body parts!
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There's tons more-- whether intended to be out of left field, surprising, shocking or due to awkward editing, or whatever!  Post yours!

Well, SLEEPAWAY CAMP comes to mind . . . you watch this pretty young girl all through the film as murders happen around her, and the big reveal at the end (SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER!!!)









Not only is she responsible for the killings, but "she" is a he!!!

DON'T LOOK NOW:

Donald Sutherland plays a guy feeling like he can sense the presence of his deceased daughter.  He thinks he sees her at the end but it turns out to be a creepy dwarf that stabs him in the neck!  He dies bleeding in a church tower!
! No longer available (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6C-Y3oX5PyQ#)

HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP. When the girl gives birth by involuntary C-section.

Saw. When that guy gets up off the floor and walks out.

A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET when Freddy pulls Mom threw the tiny window on the front door of the house.

Yeah. That one left me "WTF?!?!" :buggedout:

The Fly (1958)
When David Hedison, his head on the body of a fly, get's eaten by a spider.
"Help me! Help me!"

The Ring: Taking Samara out of the well didn't give her spirit peace, it let her loose upon the world!

The Others: They were ghosts the whole time!

Dante's Inferno: Rossetti just shambled drunkenly away!

The Haunting: What began with a carriage accident ends in the same spot with a suicidal car crash!

The Sixth Sense: Bruce Willis was really....BALD!!!!

Blood Stalkers (1976) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077245/ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077245/)

The ending is right out of an episode of Scooby Doo, only everybody gets murdered...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME (1981)

about 3 ridiculous twists in the last 5 mins.

RATS: NIGHT OF TERROR (1984)

crap movie, unforgettably cuckoo ending.

3...........
Yeah, the ending on that one got pretty convoluted, like trying to explain the strangely convenient three year story arc to some soap opera.....

I'm guessing your talking about the 1963 original. I never see the remake.
I read the book years before I seen the movie. I was 12 when I read Shirley Jackson's novel-many times. So it wasn't a surprise to me.
One of the best stories by my favorite author.

haha yeah true. I actually like it though, it's pretty audacious

 I dunno, I always thought that was a cheap shock, like those depressing sci-fis frome the '70s......

At the end of DON'T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT- the big Lennie type black guy who eats popsicles reflects on all the dead people.
I dunno- this f**ked me up.



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Great movie, greater novel.  :thumbup:

It is a great novel. When I think of the HAUNTING (1963) I think of the 'Haunting of Hill House" by Shirley Jackson.
I read the book in 1974 when I was 12.  I actually stole it from the library. As in, I never returned it. I paid the fine for the lost book.

I didn't see the movie until the 80's, on vhs.
Shirley Jackson is a genius. I've read every story she ever wrote.

The ending of LAKE FEAR 2 was one of the most WTF things I have ever seen.

Here's that lovely ending scene RC mentioned:
! No longer available (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onfsgD_Tar4#)

I heard James A Contner speak at a Virginia Production Alliance meeting tonight, and I was reminded of

Nighthawks (1981)
Sly Stallone in drag!

The ending of Tourist Trap was f**kED UP WTF, but it rules.

Yeah, that ending in The Fly was pretty f@#%^&. My mother took my younger sister and I to see it, when it was 1st released to theaters. (Thanks, Mom. You gave me my love for bad movies.) Though, I saw very little of it, as I spent most of it huddling down on the floor among the spilled jujubes.

If one looks closely, one will notice that during that scene neither Vincent Price nor Herbert Marshall are looking at each other. They just couldn't look at each other, because, when they did, both men would break into laughter at the sheer ridiculousness of the scene.

The Believers: the look of horror on Martin Sheen's face  :buggedout:

Prince of Darkness: the horrible wake up.

The Demon: a truly WTF ending  :question:

Alone In The Dark: Andrew and me attack the actors  :wink:

Other than Tara Reid, I acutally like that movie.  :twirl:

I love that movie.  :cheers:

My review of that film is on here.

The ending of GOKE-BODY SNATCHER FROM HELL (1968) when this face suddenly is shown-

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The ending of PLANET OF THE APES (1968), with the half buried Statue of Liberty sticking out of the sand on the beach.

Race With The Devil: they think they got away free and clear, then:   :buggedout:

Yeah I guess that winnebago just couldn't drive over those cultists...

 :teddyr: :teddyr:

The Medusa Touch:  oops - we can't kill this homicidal maniac  :buggedout:

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Hellraiser judgement: SPOILERS.


[sp] Pinhead gets tired of an obnoxious angel coming down from heaven to boss him around and pulls a trick on her. She comes back in all her blonde, tight white clad glory and proceeds to rip on pinhead, in hell. where he is powerful. Pinhead has had enough of the angle (Who was the one that was in charge of banishing manking from eden long ago) and her master, telling her thae she and him can suck it, then tears her arrogant ass apart. afterwards pjnhead is punished, despite blondie coming into his domain domain and bossing him around, by being exiled from hell to....earth!

So maybe to pinhead earth was worse than hell....[/sp]

Far Cry: what happened to the doctor and all his zombies?*


*Meh, who cares?

The end of Jacob's Ladder was a disappointment.

"Everything you watched in the last two hours was a dream, and you should feel bad about the way Vietnam vets were treated."

The end of DEAD AND BURIED where the hero finds out that, like all the other people in town, he too is a walking corpse.

Just started watching and Cameron Mitchell looks like a weird amalgm of Jack Palance, Wayne Newton and William Shatner. 

Haha I just watched this last night. From what I’ve heard it was at least somewhat promoted/advertised as humanoids not only trying to kill people, but also mate with them. However, the ending is one of only two parts that has anything to do with that. The other is when a humanoid is attacking a woman (I believe the same one in the ending) and he looks to get on top of her/sort of mount her. However, it’s so brief that it could easily just be thought of as him smothering her.

From what I’ve read of the production Roger Corman fired the director for not filming enough of these type of sex/attack scenes. Then a new director shot some such scene to be inserted into the film. However, for some reason Corman never did this. Probably because after he saw the footage he thought, “WTF is wrong with me?”

I thought the movie made it pretty clear that, yeah, they were f**king them.

 :teddyr: :teddyr:

What's weirder is that I know most of the peeps who made that film: my review is in the submitted review child board.

I first saw CARNIVAL OF SOULS probably about 1969... Lincoln Ave, Point Pleasant Borough (we were back in St. Peter's) probably a Saturday afternoon TV broadcast... then we see the main character Mary Henry in the car pulled out of the river, also dead... that spooked me...  they had run after her and they got her!  I was very young for such scary sh!t. 

The ending of "Galaxy of terror" where the hero becomes the villain he killed.

Horror Express: the villain discovers sentient zombies don't make good railway engineers  :wink:

Prince of Darkness: don't roll over when you wake up.  :buggedout: :wink:

That wasn't a zombie,  it was the alien in a human body,  and it could not  stop the train in to after the tracks were  switched.

He doesn't become him, he just gains his powers.

The Ring: You dips**ts let the little b***h out the well??? Good thing nobody has VCRs anymore!

Planet of the Apes It was set on Earth! Eaaaaarrrrht!

The Omen: s**t-f**k, Damien isn't dead, they'll be sEqUeLs, nooooooo!!!

It Follows: Look behind you. No, really, look behind you!

The Others: They're already f**king dead? Then that means to ghosts....WE'RE the ghosts! Reality reset.

Borat: You will never get that two hours back again!!!!

The Blair Witch Project: Being made to stand in the corner is a lot worse than Sister Blaise told you it was back in grade school!

Psycho: No goddamned way, Norman was dressing up as his own (technically non-biological) mother!

Friday the Thirteenth: Jason never killed nobody in this one!

Freddie Versus Jason: A head doesn't need a body to wink!

The Sixth Sense: Bruce Willis was.....wEaRiNg a wIg!!!!

The Haunting: The delusional chick turned out to be suicidal!!!!

Pandora's Box: What the Hell, you mean the mysterious stranger Louise Brooks' streetwalker character picks up in London's East End in 1888 turns out to be Jack the Muthafuggin' Ripper?

The Passion of the Christ: Holy s**t, you mean all this time the devil is a hot hairless girl who talks like a man? It's like someone went oral on our minds!

The Shining: Apparently Jack's look-alike grandpa used to work in the Overlook....and he never told Jack!!!!!!!!!!

The Wizard of Oz: So the perv traveling huckster gave Dorothy....mescaline? Is....is that the solution?

Rosemary's Baby: Somehow Rosemary's vagina survives birthing a baby with horns!

This post: I feel like I have been CHANNELING JOAN f**kING RIVERS!!!!

The 'snow globe' ending to Dellamorte Dellamore was the WTF cherry on that WTF cake.

I LOVED that movie! 

And . . .  Anna Falchi!  Two words:  WOO HOO!!!!!!!!  :teddyr:

The Mist

if he had only waited a few moments longer.

When the FREAKS (1932) turn the beautiful b***h into a human chicken.

DR. ORLOFF AND THE INVISIBLE MAN- The Invisible rapist (who leaves shoe prints in the dust) becomes visible- he's not a man at all! He's a stupid looking gorilla!
But then again- it's a stupid f**king piece of s**t of a movie!  :tongueout:

Scream and Scream Again has the most WTF ending ever.

And her lover, the circus strongman was not suppose to be killed by the Freaks, but only castrated, as there was a scene of him singing soprano in the sideshow, a scene that was later cut from the film, because of the negative reaction by preview audiences.

I think a good part of that movie comes under WTF lol.

The Blob 1988. A fanatic christian nut ends up with the blob in a jar waiting for a sign to release it.

 :teddyr: :teddyr:

Agreed: I wrote a review of it for us here.

I am going to have to look that one up and read it.

Here you go:

http://www.badmovies.org/forum/index.php/topic,125307.0.html (http://www.badmovies.org/forum/index.php/topic,125307.0.html)

Halloween 4 has a pretty sick ending. Not sure if unexpected but quite good to be honest. The screams of Dr. Loomis make the scene particularly awesome.

Welcome back: been a while.  :smile:

Has no one on this thread mentioned The Wicker Man?(the original, not the remake. For some reason I have avoided watching that one at all costs).

Agreed: that ending is really WTF. The ending to the follow-up film (The Wicker Tree) is even weirder.

The Believers (1987)

Martin Sheen realizing with horror that the evil has become part of his family.  :buggedout:

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The devil's rain.  The scene of a smiling Ernest borgnine hugging a guy who thought borgnine was his ladylove traumatized me for life...

BTW,  anyone here see the devil's rain?

THE GATES OF HELL/CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD
The ending must have gotten tampered with post-production or was simply just unfinished.  The 2 survivors of the zombie attack emerge from the crypt alive.  A boy they know runs towards them and they are happy to see him.  But for some reason the woman screams in terror and the film just ends!  WTF happened??

Edit:  Just read that the film for the original ending got coffee spilled on it!  I don't know what the original ending was supposed to be but it's got to be better than the finished product.

When I wrote my review on here a few years back, I didn't know what happened: maybe Fulci wanted to end the film the way it began.  :question:

Hey, thanks. I'm always in the shadows, to be honest never participated much.  :twirl:


I haven't seen the original but I'm pretty sure the endings are the same. To be honest, I really don't know why the remake got that reputation, I think it's just that "let's pick on Nicholas Cage" meme that goes around all the time. I watched the movie recently expecting a terribad experience and it's actually a quite entertaining film, with an awesome ending and some engaging parts. I mean, it's no masterpiece, but I would give it a 6/10, an ok movie to pass the time.
Other Cage's films like Knowing have been praised as "the best scifi flick of the year" and are complete garbage, at least after the first half hour, when apparently they switched scripts or something.

Fun fact: I watched The Wicker Man specifically for the "not the bees!!" scene. When the credits rolled and the scene never showed up I was angry and confused, so I looked it up and turns out, the version I watched is some kind of cut which tones down the torture scene. I was p**sed off.

No, but to my mind is notable for 2 reasons, excluding the rest of the cast, it stars William Shatner, and it's John Travolta's motion picture debut.

Creepozoids (1987)
The monster turns out to be female.

Psycho 2: Norman klonks his "mom" on the head with a shovel  :buggedout: