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• It Ends Review: Alexander Ullom Turns Existential Dread Into Horror

  

  Alexander Ullom’s “It Ends” turns existential dread into an unsettling portrait of post-pandemic Gen-Z anxiety. With four friends trapped on an endless road, this deceptively simple horror film asks the question that’s perhaps scarier than any monster: what happens when the panic wears off and you’re still not sure what comes next?

  Rolando Illanes Jr.

  August 20, 2026

  2026 Movie Reviews, Dark Comedy, Drama, Entertainment, Film, Film Reviews, Horror, Independent Film, Psychological Drama, Thriller

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