The Privilege

Finn and Samira’s escape from the cult doesn’t bring them to safety, as the demonic influence they uncovered follows them even beyond their escape. The final scenes depict a tense, uncertain future—Finn’s attempt to break free from the horrifying cycle is thwarted by the pervasive power of the demonic entity. As they rush away from the cult hideout, Finn looks back to see the creature manifesting in Samira’s home, suggesting that the evil they fought against is not easily defeated. The billboard displaying the pharmaceutical company’s product, Trychozepam, symbolizes how the sinister influence has become widespread and accepted—highlighting that the medicine was used as a tool to spread the fungus and keep the demonic cult thriving. Ultimately, the ending leaves us questioning whether Finn and Samira can escape the darkness fully or if the evil will continue to haunt them, as the demonic presence seems to persist beyond their immediate surroundings, embedded in the very systems that should have protected them. This unsettling ending underscores the film’s theme of broad corruption and the inescapable nature of evil when hidden behind a veneer of respectability.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:44