It Ends is road version of A24’s Backrooms and is a never-ending road-horror movie by first-time filmmaker Alexander Ullom.

It Ends is road version of A24’s Backrooms and is a never-ending road-horror movie by first-time filmmaker Alexander Ullom.

The title refers to the “road ends” sign and the phrase “It ends right here, right now.” It Ends is an 89-minute road horror-thriller movie directed by Alexander Ullom in his directorial debut. It follows a group of four friends, consisting of three college graduates and their driver, who go on a late-night drive.

On the Road Again and Again and Again

It Ends by George Wolf Just in case Backrooms was too abstract about the anxieties plaguing Gen Z right now, It Ends arrives to hammer the point home more directly. Writer/director Alex Ullom’s feature debut is a well-constructed metaphor for a timely existential dread, with a slam-bang setup fueled by one early kickass jump scare. Four twenty-something friends pile in a trusty four-door and head out. They’re laughing, talking and trusting their…

Keith’s Movie Korner: ‘It Ends’ on a long road to nowhere

Photo via tvinsider.com By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Are we there yet? That is the question that looms large throughout this methodical, hour and a half journey, which ultimately decides never to answer the question. “It Ends” is a low-budget horror film that does not come close to living up to the indie horror movies from earlier this year like “Obsession” or “Backrooms.” Sure, the concept is creative and different, but the consta…

'It Ends' is a Never-Ending Road Trip of Gen Z Angst – The Nerds of Color

Alexander Ullom's cosmic horror road trip traps four recent graduates on an endless highway, turning post-graduation drift into an unexpectedly effective metaphor for growing up and growing apart.