Which hero is that? The woman survives the movie but she kills that idiotic/asshole father/husband. Do you mean the black fellow? He was a zombie at the end though.
My contribution would be “Titanic”. The Iceberg always wins at the end 
A Simple Plan
At the end of Rosemary’s Baby the Antichrist is born. Can’t get much more triumphantly evil than that…
bernse writes:
> Which hero is that? The woman survives the movie but she
> kills that idiotic/asshole father/husband. Do you mean
> the black fellow? He was a zombie at the end though.
You’re talking about the second version of the film. astorian was talking about the first version. In it, the black man is the only one in the house to survive, and he’s not a zombie in the morning. The people outside think he’s a zombie though, and they kill him.
I never saw that one! I will have to rent it.
Eric
Actually, the end of the first one never said he died. It was left open to interpretation. All you knew for sure was the demons were still there and came after Ash. What happened after was then explained in Evil Dead 2.
Damn, I CAN’T think of the title, what was the movie with “Louis Cypher”?
Future Movie where Evil Wins: Hannibal
Basic Instinct
There was this absolutely bizarre movie on TV one day, and I only caught the last half-hour of it. A little girl in what looks like the Depression-era South is on the run from monsters, ghouls and witches. In the end, she is inducted into the ranks of the undead.
Angel Heart, with Mickey Roarke, and Lisa Bonet. DeNiro play Cypher.
The Thing.
Came out in the early 80’s. I remember seeing it as a little kid. Scared the hell out of me. If I remember right it ended with a few guys around a fire in the middle of the arctic about to kill themselves. That may ot be accurate. I should rent it someday.
Being John Malkovitch.
By the end of the film, the only sympathetic character left was Malkovitch himself, and look what happened to him.
Braveheart. Kinda.
Actually a remake of a film that came out in the 50s (I think the 50s). The Thing killed everyone except Kurt Russell and that black guy. They had no shelter, no transportation, and were stranded in the Antarctic (maybe the arctic?) They figured since they were the only 2 left, if one of them was The Thing, they would have killed the other by now, so they sat in the snow together drinking, waiting to freeze to death.
I love that movie to, I own a copy of it on VHS (can’t wait to get my DVD player)
Two movies that come two mind are
Trainspotting and Roger and Me.
Rocky (unless you’re going with the “triumph of the spirit” stuff–let’s go with the result of the contest).
How about:
JFK
Henry:Potrait of a Serial Killer
Mean Streets
Body Heat
Prince of Darkness
Rosemary’s Baby
Natural Born Killers
I didn’t notice this one mentioned yet: Arlington Road.
Rudy
Easy Rider.
Cool Hand Luke
The Talented Mr. Ripley