10 Horror Movies Where The Villain Survives

So this film, otherwise known as 120 Days of Sodom, is known for being particularly gruesome and scarring, and consequently it’s even more of a shame to know that the perpetrators get away with it.

To put it lightly, the whole almost two hour runtime is a mess of torture, sexual violence and anguish. There’s not really any point trying to explain the plot in detail other than to say a group of four men decide they want to ruin everyone’s lives for their own entertainment; they kidnap a bunch of people and force them to do whatever they’re told under threat of violence or execution.

Trust me when I say there isn’t any fun way to describe it.

By the end of the film, a huge portion of the characters have just been freshly murdered and the outlook is absolutely hopeless.

There were a few endings they almost went with: a chaotic dance circle, a moral discussion from the four organisers of the brutality as they leave the setting, or even just a shot of a red flag adorned with the words ‘love you’.

What they settled on, however, is simply the image of two soldiers dancing the waltz.