Of the five people trapped in the elevator, only Tony survives. A mirror breaks and a shard of glass slices Vince's jugular, Jane is hanged from a cable, Ben has his neck broken, and Sarah's throat is cut.
Lustig is electrocuted, and repair technician Dwight Joe Cobden falls down the elevator shaft. It is also shown in a flashback how Bowden's wife and son were killed in a car accident five years ago. Though there is no in-movie explanation nor do we see the injuries being inflicted, it is reasonable to assume it is the Devil that made the bite marks.
The Devil may have caused them to occur supernaturally. Due to The Devil's ability to change reality within the Elevator especially when the lights flicker, it either turned into a demon or it's "true" form to cut her which felt like an inhuman bite, which is why she looks so scared.
It's a cry wolf punishment of sorts for the way she scams people and lies about him grabbing her. Sign In. Devil Jump to: FAQs 6 Spoilers 1. What is 'Devil' about? Is 'Devil' based on a book? How is the suicide at the start of the movie related to the story?
What wrongdoing did each of the trapped people commit? How does the movie end? How many people die? The FAQ items below may give away important plot points. Indeed, the two previous Conjuring movies, directed by James Wan , played out in somewhat more conventional fashions. After a cold open focused on Ed and Lorraine Warren Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga closing their previous case, we meet a new family of characters and spend up to an hour understanding their dynamics, and then their dawning awareness of demonic activity.
For a surprisingly large chunk of The Conjuring 2 , the Warrens are even off-screen before riding in to the rescue—always with a sense of healthy dose of rational skepticism about the evil forces at play.
Ad — content continues below. The Warrens are also no strangers to keeping cursed and possessed objects in their own homes in the Conjuring movies. Warner Bros. This leads to temporary demonic possession, and subsequent murder and suicide. He, too, is now being possessed and compelled to murder a loved one. When Ed and Drew Shannon Kook then later use a map of railways to figure out where a train might be passing at midnight, they deduce it is at the Kastner house.
Get the best of Den of Geek delivered right to your inbox! Recently, fans of terrifying movies have been intrigued by "The Devil Below," an Appalachian horror mystery that's been heating up on Netflix. The film, which is also known as "Shookum Hills," combines the age-old story of a group of people venturing in a strange place with some classic survival horror action, with a touch of "Aliens" and " Tremors " thrown in the mix.
As a team of researchers tries to locate a lost mining town called Shookum Hills in the Appalachia, the viewer is introduced to a whole host of increasingly creepy mysteries.
The town's population disappeared in the s, seemingly in thin air, or perhaps in one of the numerous sinkholes that pockmark the geography. The locals seem to be up to some pretty strange business, and it's said that the area is plagued by a long-running underground fire — much like the real town of Centralia, PA. Combine all this, and the Shookum Hills area is plenty scary, even before the monsters attack.
Because, yeah, there are monsters — and they're pretty creepy ones, even by horror movie standards. As such, you can probably expect that the survival rate among the characters isn't particularly high.
Apart from that unavoidable horror movie fact, though, the ending of the film manages to land in a number of ways that might not be entirely obvious during the initial viewing. Here's the ending of "The Devil Below" explained. While there are monsters here — oh, are there ever — they're ultimately just a particularly nasty and massive hive species, doing what they were born to do.
As "The Devil Below" readily notes, the most pressing immediate problem the poor locals face isn't the mine monsters. They've mostly managed to contain those with electric sinkhole covers, massive enclosures, and whatnot.
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