These endings suck. I don't understand why so many movie makers feel the need to prepare the audience for their big sequel especially when 95% of the movies that pull a stunt like this suck ass. I can't think of one of the great horror movies that set up an obvious sequel ending. Real movies that delivery real horror don't need to prepare an audience like that...the audience just craves a sequel from the pure genius put on screen. As for the zero boys, it attempted to be an 80's slasher with very little action. It's pretty poor, but if you are a fan of 80's horror like I am, put this one on the bottom of your list and eventually give it a viewing.
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smerd_70
17 years ago
"I can't think of one of the great horror movies that set up an obvious sequel ending."
The original Halloween and Black Christmas both feature similar endings to Zero Boys- Just when you think it's over it's not. The only difference is instead of hinting that the killer was still alive like Halloween and BC, The Zero Boys was showing that there was one more killer left. Friday the 13th hinted at a sequel by having the lead girl at the end say something along the lines of- "Then he's still out there." A Nightmare on Elm Street and Phantasm both give endings where the villains weren't dead after all.
No pulse, no heartbeat. If condition does not change, this man is dead.
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