The Gift (2015)

We have taken it upon ourselves to compile a list of the five films in 2015 whose endings still have us talking.

As a whole, horror can be a mixed bag, but while there were some duds, 2015 featured a ton of excellent exhibitions of what the genre has to offer, and here are our ten favorites for the year.

The Gift showed that that Joel Edgerton absolutely has a future as a gifted storyteller behind the camera, once he’s ready to dedicate more time to that aspect of the business. We can’t wait to see what he directs next.

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There's a reason The Gift has performed with two top five finishes over as many weekends, and a big part of that is the film's twisted ending. Read on to see just what that ending means.

Sometimes I hate people. With the unfortunate rash of violence that has been occurring recently inside movie theaters, we’re coming dangerously close to not being surprised when we hear about more. This however, is not a story about people being hurt by a violent lunatic. This is a story about people being hurt by a couple of morons.

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This summer's line-up of blockbusters has provided amazing car chases, giant dinosaurs, superheroes, and action of every variation -- but some of the best thrills of the season are packed into one of the smallest movies.

The Gift marks Joel Edgerton's first time directing a feature film. He joins a long list of actors to make the leap, and as his film is getting good reviews, we thought we'd look at some other notable actors-turned-director who killed it with their first film.

While most weeks this summer have featured just one or two wide releases arriving in theaters, that’s not the case this time, as we have a big slate of movies hitting the screen this week.

We all have a friend who's extremely giving, be it with their time, their patience, or even a gift here and there. But what happens when that generosity becomes awkward and out of place? That's what the trailer to The Gift explores, and you can enjoy the ice cold creepiness for yourself inside.

Rinsch’s creation involves a Russian dystopia, robots, gas mask-clad military, a mysterious box, a unicorn, a car chase, violence, and an ending that allows tons and tons of room for expansion.