10 Movies That Hated Their Own Audience

If the previous two movies at least had the decency to suffuse their outward contempt for the viewer beneath a layer of satirical commentary, this 2012 horror dud couldn't even be bothered to do that.

The Devil Inside looked like every other me-too found footage horror flick you've ever seen, but it decided to somehow be even more cynical and patronising by not even bothering to give audiences a proper ending.

The film infamously concludes with the remaining characters being involved in a car accident, after which we cut to a title card explaining that the antagonist is still on the loose, and that audiences should go to a website for more information.

Critics consequently panned the film and audiences gave it a rare "F" CinemaScore, outraged that a film thought so little of them it didn't even deliver anything close to a conclusion.

And if that's not bad enough, the bloody website doesn't even exist anymore.