favorite WTF endings

[Allhallowsday]

SLEEPAWAY CAMP (1983) 

[Trevor]

Zulu (1964)

The Zulus pay homage to the people they battled.

Also in Shangani Patrol (1970), the same thing happens.

[FatFreddysCat]

The ending of Umberto Lenzi's Nightmare City feels like they went, "Ummm... we really have no idea how to end this movie, so we're just gonna cop out and go home. G'nite everybody!"

[Gabriel Knight]

SLEEPAWAY CAMP (1983) 

And there I was, happy because I finally managed to forget that face... 

[Trevor]

For me the most WTF ending of all comes in the movie Darfur.

This film is technically excellent with un-nerving sound and camera shots and top range acting, where the story and cast sweep you along with the film and you, just like the journalists in the film, become involved in the film, leaving you worn out and emotional at the end (which is very uplifting).

Then, the kicker: this entire film was directed by Uwe Boll!!  

I was at the SA premiere of this in 2010 in Cape Town and the producer held a Q&A after: I said that the Uwe Boll who directed Alone In The Dark and House of The Dead couldn't be the same person who directed this. He said that it was the same dude and I went  

[zelmo73]

My favorite is still 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) because it still remains the one movie ending that still confuses the hell out of me. Even after the ending was explained to me by fanboys, Redditors, and Google, I still have a difficult time co-relating their explanations to what I'm actually seeing on the TV screen. Stanley Kubrick was a mad genius of a filmmaker, this is one of my all-time favorite movies, and this movie ending still drives me bonkers as I try to figure it out.