Bleak endings

The animals' revolution fails as the pigs become indistinguishable from the humans they overthrew.

Rose is shot and killed, leaving the epidemic to continue unchecked.

Cora dies in a car accident, and Frank is convicted of her murder.

John Proctor is executed for refusing to confess to witchcraft, while Elizabeth survives with emotional burden.

The film ends with a reminder of the Holocaust's horrors and a warning about humanity's capacity for cruelty.

Douglas escapes the island while the hybrids are left to fend for themselves after Moreau's death.

Fantômas escapes again, leaving Inspector Juve vowing to continue the chase.

Fuse kills Kei, embracing his role as a soldier, with no happy ending.

Fantômas escapes again, leaving Juve frustrated and vowing to continue the chase.

The DJ faces tragic consequences from his obsessive fan's violent actions.

Sid dies of a heroin overdose after Nancy is found dead from a stab wound.

Jack Carter kills Kinnear but is shot dead by a sniper afterward.

Nell becomes fully possessed and leads a cult in a fiery inferno.

The boys are rescued, but they have lost their innocence and humanity.

The escape plan fails due to betrayal, leaving the inmates back in their cell.

The team is overwhelmed by vengeful spirits, leaving their fate ambiguous.

The film ends with chaotic sketches and no traditional conclusion.

Chris and Cynthia survive, but Cameron dies and the alien threat remains.

Susan leaves both her brother and Sidney, choosing independence over their toxic influence.

Courtney is arrested, Marcie confesses, and Julie walks away from her former friends.

Josselin Beaumont is shot while attempting to assassinate President Njala and dies smiling.

Robert leaves Rayette and his family behind to continue his life as a drifter.

Tom Ripley murders Dickie and Freddie, assumes Dickie's identity, and escapes without consequences.

Hugh and Paul fail to prevent war, and peace is only declared on paper.