Push

In the end, Natalie manages to escape the relentless pursuit of The Client after giving birth to her son. Despite her injuries and the chaos surrounding her, she fights desperately to protect her baby from The Client’s murderous obsession. When she finds herself in a hospital, she discovers that The Client, believed to be dead, is still alive—his body shown in the morgue but then suddenly awakening, revealing a supernatural element at play. This suggests that The Client is not just a disturbed man but possibly possessed or connected to the house’s dark forces, which have kept him alive beyond natural means. The strange flickering of lights and his revival hint that the mansion’s supernatural curse or spirit influences him, keeping him alive or resurrecting him even after death.

The film leaves this ambiguity open, hinting that The Client could be Gabriel Marquez, the mansion’s original owner’s son, or some entity linked to the house’s dark history. It’s implied that his obsession with the mansion and supernatural ties may have given him supernatural powers or an unending resilience. The final scene, with The Client awakening in the hospital, suggests that the evil force remains active, and that Natalie might still be in danger if she or her child ever return to the mansion. Overall, the ending emphasizes the horror of unchecked obsession and supernatural evil, leaving audiences pondering whether The Client’s story truly ends or if he might return, driven by forces beyond human understanding.

Last Updated: July 21, 2025 at 10:30