Or he just doesn't run in the house cause he already knows how it works and he just lights it on fire and watches it burn killing the woman he loves

Sure, but she’s been screaming and haunted for like a week, how would he know it’s this moment?

Because it was clear when she left him and didn't tell him where she was going...so he had to track her

Hard agree. I’m tired of all these films ending like this. I thought We moved past the cliche slasher trope of the killer surviving in the last scene just to repeat it multiple times in modern horror films. It’s lazy and a cop out.

It's like how I really want a Sinister sequel where the parent just straight up mercs their kids. And Baghul just stands in the corner stunned.

But that’s all by her admission, she wasn’t ever on the monsters timeline. I’m not saying yours wouldn’t have been a good ending, just that he should have known isn’t as cut and dry

Ahahahah! That would be the best! For a second I thought you wrote that as if it’s a movie and I didn’t know a new one came out.

That established it throughout the movie where she's at in the timeline and she was coming up on her 7th day if I'm not mistaken

It's been a while since I've seen it

Baghul: “you, you want a job?”