The final shot


What was the deal there? After surveying the carnage with a montage of the dead characters, the camera just suddenly starts moving around erratically as if it were the POV of someone nervously checking their surroundings, and then the monster bursts out from behind some hanging cloth and comes straight at the camera for a final scare.

Was that all just an excuse to have one last cheap jump scare? It felt like the movie suddenly turned "found footage" for 20 seconds.

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I assumed a member of the team the "Smith" operative radioed had arrived on scene, and we are seeing his point of view

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Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!"--Pres. Merkin Muffley

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I assumed a member of the team the "Smith" operative radioed had arrived on scene, and we are seeing his point of view


i like that idea; it would have helped if there had been some breathing or something to solidify the suggestion. the sudden change of film technique just seemed clumsy.


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It did feel a bit cheap at the end. I would have preferred seeing the monster claim another victim before credits.

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Everything about this movie screams "student film." It's just an amateurish piece of crap with an inconsistent tone. The ending is one more symptom of that. So cheesy and so very out of place.

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Yeah it really compromise it's dignity there.

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