Totally Killer

Totally Killer ends with a twist that reveals the true identity of the killers and explains the chain of events leading to the murders. It turns out that the original serial killer was Doug Summers, a former student who was deeply scarred by the death of his girlfriend, Trish, caused by the bullying and drunken accident orchestrated by the three girls. Doug donned the mask and began killing in revenge, targeting those responsible for Trish’s death. When Jamie uncovers this, she pulls off the killer’s mask to reveal Doug as the main murderer. However, just as she thinks the case is closed, a second killer appears: Chris Dubasage, the true mastermind behind the killing spree. Chris had been inspired by the murders to boost his podcast career and had killed Pam Hughes—Jamie’s mother—in 2023 to stir up further publicity. His motives were purely selfish and driven by a desire to profit from the chaos his crimes created.

Finally, Jamie manages to kill Chris and travel back to 2023, erasing his influence from the timeline. In the altered world, many things have changed: Pam and Blake are now older, with an extra child named Jamie; the original Jamie is called Colette, and her father is now an older Blake. The killer Doug is dead, and Randy has become the principal rather than the coach. Meanwhile, Chris’s new reality is a monastery in India, indicating he is now disconnected from the murders he once orchestrated. Ultimately, the ending underscores how manipulating the past can drastically alter the present, and justice is served when the true perpetrators are revealed and stopped. The twisted chain of revenge, deception, and obsession is finally broken, leaving the story with a morally satisfying conclusion.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:01