The Wailing is about a movie where the Jong Gu (the father) is trying to protect his family from an unknown super natural danger for 2 and 1/2 hours. I know it's at least a little bit confusing on purpose, and we're supposed to be guessing until the end… Realizing that he has not lost Carrie forever, Saul’s eyes sparkle even as his wounded grimace stays unmoved. Taking pictures in the movie is a metaphor for capturing souls. I shall simply cut to the chase: The Wailing is all that I could possibly ask of a horror movie. The Korean import isn't perfect, of course, particularly with an ending that goes through at least one too many switchbacks (though the concluding pair of scenes are exquisite), and a distinct over-reliance on "scary dream makes the sleeping person jolt awake" jump scares. Dusty Divot: May 1st, 2018 (Debut) July 31st, 2019 (Season 9; Ending) And that Moo-myung is the evil spirit. And yet, it still was an occultist’s candyshop of horrors. I loved The Wailing, but something felt "off" about the ending. The danger he faces does not move quickly and makes the big bang, rather it moves quietly and disturbs your scenes. Final Thoughts on The Wailing. That's why all her protections shrivel up when he returns to the family compound. ‘The Wailing’ is a study that perceives this effect-causality in the most intriguing and harrowing way possible. Wailing Woods: September 12, 2017 (Debut) February 27, 2019 (Season 7; Ending) Wailing Woods was a huge area filled with Trees and a wooden house featuring a maze, which later turned into a secret underground area. That's why Japanese guy has all the pictures, and why he takes the priest's picture at the end. I bitched and whined about The Wailing a literal crap ton at the opening of this post. The Wailing Movie: Ending Explained. Il-gwang tells Jong-goo a lie that the Stranger is the good guy and that he was wrong about him. I wish I could give you the classic “this happened to a friend of a friend of mine”. But I have to say that there was a lot to think about in here. In the end of The Wailing, Il-gwang, who is trying to leave town passes through a swarm of locusts and is forced to turn back. At the end, she gives Jong Goo a test of faith (which he fails), asking him to believe her without seeing. The Forest Shaman never seemed bad, and I was completely taken by surprise (and not in a good way) at the end. This is a call to him by the evil spirit. Yes, I did. Then I could doubt it like the rest of you because even though this happened to me, even though there were witnesses, sometimes I’m not quite sure I believe it myself. Then I could make it a lot less gruesome in my head than it really was. He’s lost his job, lost his girlfriend, put on weight… and developed the ability to see the deaths of everyone around him. For some reason, I didn't think about the fact that HE could have been possessed at the end. Plagued by horrific premonitions, he decides to end it all, but there are old and powerful forces at work that have their … I honestly, truly do. It was replaced by a Volcano as of the release of Season 8. Richard is having a bad year. The Wailing (2016) -- question about the ending I really enjoyed The Wailing (2016), but I have some questions. Trivia / The Wailing Deleted Scene: More of Deleted Ending: The ending is more obvious over the connection the Shaman and Hermit have and... What Could Have Been: Takeshi Kitano was offered to play a Japanese hermit.
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