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Top 5 Worst Horror Movie Endings By Mushroomhead’s Jeffrey Nothing
We’re on the penultimate day of our ‘9 Days Of Mushroomead Top 5 Lists‘ and we’re gonna hit a really heavy topic today, one that might stir up a lot of discussion. Vocalist Jeffrey Nothing has decided to bring us his Top 5 Worst Horror Movie Endings, which is always a contentious topic.
From Jeffrey Nothing:
No particular order, though the first two movies shouldn’t be included with the last three the reasons that will be obvious.
Head on below for this list and make sure to leave your thoughts in the comments below!
Hellraiser
This is a great movie and would not be on this list except for the fact that Pinhead is the Cenobite and there about to tear Kirsty apart and she starts playing with the puzzle box at which time the epitome of evil says “Don’t do that!” and good wins. Weak.
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