The ending is the most disturbing ending I've ever seen in any movie

Yes and it is so real and you feel like your there. Because its based on true events and how you can put yourself into their shoes.


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It's a good ending. Powerful stuff so it is. It drives home the reality of online chatting and the effects it could have if you are not careful. I felt sorry for Amy (and Megan too) they didn't deserve their fates. They were only young girls FFS. They deserved to grow old like most people do. Not both end up, one dead, and the other dying, stuck in the same barrel buried in the ground. I actually found myself wanting to jump in there and help Amy when I saw the finale of the movie. I don't normally get that sort of reaction while watching a movie. There are some real nasty bastards out there. And they are well capable of that sort of thing and a whole lot worse. That is something we shouldn't forget.

"What ever it is. It makes the dead get up and walk"

My mouth was definitely on the floor for the last half hour of this movie. Seriously disturbing *beep* SPOILERS..... the two pictures of Megan, and then her in the barrel just took it way to far for me. Like you said, I have seen most horror movies, but this *beep* right here is the most terrifying thing I have ever seen.

This is one of the most disturbing films I have ever seen, and I am a seasoned horror film fan also and not much film-wise scares me.
But this one...the ending is burned in my brain. The sheer soulless-ness of Josh is horrifying.
I know it was a fictional film, but there are people that wretched in this world...it makes one ashamed to be the same species as someone who would do such things.


"I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus."
"Didn't he discover America?"
"Penfold, shush."

I heard people talk about how disturbing the barrel scene is, but they never said what happened in it. Part of me knew what was going to happen (and I was right) but it still freaked me out. I will say it is one of the more disturbing scenes I've seen in a movie in quite a while; and it's going to forever be one of those scenes that is going to be engrained in my mind for life.

I've seen and heard lots of insane things in movies, from both ends of the horror spectrum (the mainstream and the "underground extreme") and this just...man. Is it normal that I felt a little claustrophobic because of the ending?

"I'll go,because I am Cinema!" - Ben (Man Bites Dog)

The movie wasn't even that bad, well maybe for the faint of heart it is. pretty much they were young and stripped of their innocence and whatnot, but that's pretty much the point. it wasn't that bad. I thought "A Serbian Film" or "Salo" was worse

I just watched this earlier today for the first (and most likely ONLY) time, and oh my God. I am a season horror veteran. I and my friends had a blast having fun watching Human Centipede 2. So I can take extreme brutality shown on-screen with a grain of salt.

But this - this was something different. This was not just a completely fictional movie, this is not a horror movie. It's a reality gut check. It's a tale presented in such a way that it takes elements of real-world incidents and has all of them happen to these two girls. This is not something to enjoy. It's something to endure - but it's one hell of an eye-opener.

I almost never react to what I see on-screen. But when that first picture of Megan flashed on-screen, I gasped. I truly, for the first time in my life watching a movie, gasped because my heart skipped a beat. That was probably one of the most horrific images I have ever seen in my life. And I've accidentally stumbled onto Rotten.com once before. I've browsed 4chan.

This isn't "only a movie" - this stuff, in one form or another, HAS HAPPENED in real life, and WILL HAPPEN AGAIN. It is this fact, this underlying acknowledgement that was in the back of my mind while watching this film, that makes this film absolutely terrifying on a level I have never felt before.

I'm going to be thinking of that image for a long, long time unfortunately. It's really gotten to me.

I agree with the OP: This movie's ending is indeed the most disturbing ending I've ever seen in a film. I wish I'd never watched this film, even.


"I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus."
"Didn't he discover America?"
"Penfold, shush."