196 reasons

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 Day 196


May 13th, 2024


The epilog.


An alternate ending was filmed for the movie, which can now be seen in the deleted scenes. This particular ending introduces a cliffhanger that leaves the audience in suspense. However, in the book version, the scene is slightly different. Here, Freddy, disguised as Will, appears to have murdered Lori. This creates an intriguing sense of mystery and uncertainty about Lori's fate, as well as the potential repercussions of Freddy's actions. The audience is left to ponder the various possibilities and implications of the situation.


While this ending was not used in the film's final cut, it is a fascinating addition that provides a different perspective on the story's conclusion.

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