*spoilers* who believes that the Killer is....

Nonsense. Why would Jess go upstairs after the calls to check on Phyl and Barb? You forget the girls can hear the killer on the phone and Jess is not speaking, and Barb grabs the phone from Jess and has a brief exchange with the killer. Jess was not even in the House when Miss. Mack was killed. And, of course, we see Billy (partial shot of his eye) in the Barb's bedroom and he tries to grab her. And when she is sedated in the house all alone after killing Peter, we hear Billy still in the attic with the undiscovered bodies of Miss. Mack and Clare.

Not likely unless someone was in on it with her and was making the phone calls. I don't think that's what happened, though. I sort of think the killer was that guy who walked up to Mr. Harrison and apologized when the kids threw the snowball at him. I don't know why. Something just seemed off about him and it makes sense that a psychopath would make an excuse to get acquainted with a potential victim. I suppose we'll never know for sure who the killer was, though.

There is not enough room on the internet to list all the reasons that can't possibly be right.

What is with all the twits on this board trying to make the ending/killer something it isn't? Im with the dude above me--the internet isn't big enough to list all the reasons you're wrong. This is hands down one of the silliest things I've ever read--along with the moments from the idiot on the Rosemary's Baby board who says there is ample evidence that Rosemary is actually in an asylum throughout the entire film. Wait--are you the same guy??


"Your petty vengeance fetish will have to do withOUT Mr. Groin!"

How could she make up her own phone calls if the cops were also listening to those phone calls? Saxon's character even confronts Jess about some of the content of both her reactions to the calls with Billy and Peter.

I think you have to rewatch the movie, but barring a terrible plot hole (along with many other reasons this can't be, I just provided the most obvious to me), Jess can't be the killer.

This movie isn't going to cheat it's audience like High Tension.

In my opinion, the killer is some guy called Billy.

No, this movie is not High Tension, thank goodness!