Finished a horror story over the weekend where I reflected on the time my folks let me watch this grisly masterpiece, one of the greatest remakes ever attempted. Age 12, in a violent rut being tormented by my peers. Already a deep horror fan at such a young age. They previewed it first and let me have at it, knowing instinctively what therapy this film would provide me then.
Thank you, John Carpenter.
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One of my favorite endings to a horror film ever.
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As Michael said, ambiguous. Just a bold, frightening looming of doubt you can never take for granted.
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I love the ambiguity we are left with at the end. One of my favorite horror films ever. I never tire of watching it.
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NEVER tire of it. Yes, I agree with you on the ambiguity of the ending. Just an incredible piece of work from start-to-finish.
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