TRICK 'R TREAT (2007) Ending Explained 

I just realize Sam is the easy character to turn into a plush

You forgot the most important rule: Don't murder a bunch of kids with a bus.

I WANT TOO SEE MY LITTLE BOY! * sees Sam on screen * *HERE HE COMES!*

I know it's just your skit, but I love the idea of Sam just popping by as though to say "glad you respect the holiday" instead of just killing everyone.

My nephew was dressed up as Sam and as I bowed out the last Jacki lantern he jumped out and scared the shit out of me

Wilkins put not just poison, but razor blades into the candy. The candy bar that Sam uses as a shiv at 15:28 is the same bar he got from Wilkins earlier.

My favorite one is the warewolf story. Not only was it a surprising twist, but I like how they portrayed the warewolves with actual feral-wolf heads instead of a cheesy human head with severely overgrown hair.

Just realized that Sam let Krieg go because he technically gave him a candy via the lollipop knife. Straight up Dobbyed himself!

OK this channel has now replaced Wikipedia for me when it comes to films.

One thing I don't think you mentioned: Sam is short for Samhain, the Celtic festival time where Trick or Treating got its origin. He's not just a "weird pumpkin demon", he's literally Halloween given a physical form.

Why isn't there a Coraline ending explained? That shit is terrifying

Me slowly realizing that Wilkins has a son at home and he just got murdered by a werewolf.

Am I the only one who thinks Sam is adorable

That was a pretty big fly you let in with Sam

Rule number 5: Never kill a dog, or else "Baba Yaga" or John Wick will come after you

Leave your decorations up all night. Always wear a costume. Always check your candy. Never blow out (or smash) a jack-o-lantern Never head out at night alone. Always pass out treats Yep I got the rules, Sam.

Trick R Treat is like a christmas movie for halloween. It really captures the old nostalgic magical feeling of the holiday. Unlike other horrors this one really feels like a "Halloween movie." Wish there was more like it. The Gate has some similar feel to me but it's still a far cry.

Such an underrated movie...

Fun fact: the chubby kid knocking over the pumpkins and stealing candy was also the chubby kid in Bad Santa.

who takes down the decorations Halloween night? What, you got something else to do until Christmas? lol I'd be too tired

I don’t know why but Sam has always looked adorable to me lol

movie is criminally under appreciated

When he first explained out of the movie switch between stories I thought it would be hard to follow, but it was surprisingly easy to understand and follow what was going on and in my opinion they did a great job at telling the different stories and tying them all together

I was a little disappointed that no one mentioned Sam was a nickname for Samhain (pronounced Sowwan). I thought that would’ve been a cute addition.

Yes, the kid in the Dracula mask killed the busload of children; but the driver was the one responsible for putting them in harms way. The Dracula kid didn't intend to kill anyone; he only wanted to go home and killing them all was an accident. The driver, on the other hand, CLEARLY intended to kill them all and would have if the Dracula kid had stayed in his seat.

I really need a FoundFlix, CinemaSins and DeadMeat collab for Spooktober.

"Sam you're big, you've been eating your vitamins" has got me in tears

I like the concept of Sam just visiting you if you did follow the rules of Halloween for the whole day, and I would give him some candy. He just wants everyone to enjoy the holiday. I understand the annoyance for those one piece only bowl

0:43 And nobody ever saw that kid again, Don't go into strangers houses kids.

Is it morally incorrect if the person you like doesn’t want to date you so you clone them and date the clone?

The other body in the grave that Wilkins dug is not his wife. You can see a clown hand at one point which leads me to believe it is the kid from a later scene who is dressed as a clown, the one of a trio who are scared off by Kreeg's dog.

Favorite part of this is how Sam and the old man beat the shit out of each other and then at the end he's like "A worthy adversary" and takes his candy and leaves. Such a cute Halloween mascot

Is it weird that I find Samhain(Sam) super adorable, and kind of want to give him a hug?

My favorite story is the werewolves one, as it was amazing to see the tables flipped like that, especially in a horror movie. However, I disagree with the ending. Yes, the bus driver was going to kill them, but he never got around to pulling the trigger, so to speak. If the ghouls should be mad at someone, they should be mad at the vampire, who caused the bus to roll forward and seal their fates. I completely agree with the bus driver being punished by Sam, as he rightfully deserved a good smackdown, but I don't think it fit to have the kids kill him when he wasn't the one who caused the bus to crash. :/

The School Bus Massacre segment is actually my most favorite segment in Trick 'r Treat

Isn't scaring kids with a dog in a mask "tricking" them? Why is it now he HAS to give out treats? But the girl can have her friends murdered as a trick?

I haven't even watched this movie and it already seems amazing

"It's the Great Pumpkin,Charlie Brown" Deleted Scenes

this was released the year i was born guess 2 nightmares were made that year

My favorite part of the movie is the fact that while Sam is specifically after people who don't follow the rules, the other creatures in the town show that even though the rules don't discriminate between good and evil, evil people still get their dues in time. Although, I feel like Wilkins grew up to be a serial killer specifically because of Sam If he understood the importance of the rules, then that means he had to have met Sam before. Probably saw his father get murdered for breaking the rules and started enacting his twisted halloween rules to either get back at Sam or to emulate him. Probably also taught his son the importance of the rules as well, even if he didn't teach him the reason. The wife was probably killed because she was trying to break a rule, found one of Wilkins victims, or maybe she wanted to take her child trick or treating and, knowing how dangerous it was, he killed her to protect the boy. (Or maybe, and this one is crazy complicated, Wilkins learned about Sam from his father but didn't believe, he wasn't a serial killer yet. Then, something leading up to Halloween caused his wife to get murdered by Sam or maybe it happened the previous Halloween. Wilkins knowing that Sam is a child if not a demon, chooses to murder as many kids as he can this year, following the rules but to spite Sam rather then appease him. This would explain how children eating his poison candy haven't yet been linked to him. Cause if he's murdering children every Halloween, someone would notice and kids wouldn't be trick or treating so unsupervised even back then I assume there would be some kind of caution. So this has gotta be his first time or at least the first time using poison to kill kids on mass.)

Loved Trick 'R Treat...still hope they make the sequel.

When the kids go to the teacher's house as they're asking for pumpkins, you know the one who offers them inside for a drink. You said"She too is a werewolf like the other girls as seen later" I have watched this movie I know 50 times, no exaggeration. I've never noticed the teacher being a werewolf. Anywhere in the movie actually. Where is it exactly that we see she's a werewolf? Thanks! Love your reviews!

I dearly love this film. The kid that plays Sam is precious ❤️. I wish they made a part 2. I heard Sam was the directors kid. One mistake , the Sam that tackles krieg is as tall as he is , it is clearly a grown man.

I never saw this movie so for a sec I really thought the intro was part of the movie untill he opened the door😂

In the film, Sam is not a murderer. He's just making justice to the important tradition of Halloween.

I absolutely have to watch Hocus Pocus and Scary Godmother’s Halloween Spookyacular to get into the Halloween spirit.

I am so confused who goes to a party at Halloween, comes home late at night then goes straight to taking down decorations? Are you not tired?

another thing I really liked about the movie is that when the bus driver fell down the stairs they actually show him hurt by the glass unlike in most movies where people somehow just roll around in glass, but turn out unscathed.

Hey is it possible you could do an ending explained for the 1997 film "Cube" for us? A great film I saw on Netflix the other day but the ending left me a pit puzzled.

Sam is one of the Watchers from the marvel universe

Technically the bus driver didn't kill those kids, one of the kids did

Sam is the spirit of Halloween

Watched the first 2 min. Paused the video. Got the movie the next morning and watched through it and then rewatched it with commentary track in one sitting then watched the rest of your video. Just wanted to say I got the movie based on the way you talked about it in the opening of this video.

THAT INTRO WAS SO CUTE! I watched this movie with my mom last night. It's so good. Over the Garden Wall always gets me in the fall/halloween spirit (it's a mini series not a movie but I'm counting it because I own it on DVD).

One thing that people misinterpret about the warewolves and why Sam allows it to happen - sacrifices. As in old gaelic traditions, Halloween was originally concieved as "Samhain" that it meant the "end of the harvest year" and the "beginning of the darker half" and it would give the gaelic/celtics a chance to "offer a sacrifice" to the gods of the darker half so that when the new harvest year began, they would get good crops and be able to flourish off of it. Think of it as sorta Halloween 3 meets Wicker Man in a way because Wicker Man you had a virgin sacrifice and in Halloween 3: Season of the Witch, the main big bad was trying to bring back the old roots of Halloween/Samhain.

Wait! Hol up! You never enter a persons house on Halloween. That madman broke his own rules!

Before i die i want Morgan Freeman narrate my life and when i die i want foundflix do a "Sarcastic slob ending explain" video... Is that weird?

Sam is cute with how tiny he is

I like the fact that Wilkins smirked when that kid spewed out all that chocolate, lol. It's even more amazing that that kid didn't get any of that chocolate on his shirt because that was a lot he spewed out.

This Horror movie is so very good, I still want to see a Sequel so very very Bad 😢

One of the clues for the connection of the bus driver being the old man is that when the bus driver emerges from the water after the bus falls in the quarry, he starts breathing weird like it’s a struggle, and when the old man was presented he also had that weird breathing thing going on. So just from that i kind of suspected they were the same person.

Could you not afford a child actor?...that adult in the Sam suit may never leave me again...I have been scarred...

Subscribed because of you're love and tribute to this beautiful film. I've always been of the mind that Sam is essentially Samhain/Halloween incarnate.

13:17 I laughed when I saw the hot dog costume

One thing I never understood about the scene at Mr. Wilkins house: when did he decapitate the kid? It shows him in the ground with the body, and the kid is still alive, grabbing for him and making noises. But it seems that when he finishes and goes in the house with his son to the basement, that the kid's head is already there. Did I miss something? Anyone?

It's 4am now but I mean, who needs sleep when you have foundflix right

I love the little skits you do in your videos❤️ I’m way too scared to watch the movie so I watch your videos if I’m curious and your funny intros make everything less horror-y?

Love watching this ending explained!!! I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched it

"Susie i told you we shouldn't knock on houses without lights on" "It's worth a shot, Ben" The door opened, and a man dressed in black appeared. "Trick or treat!" "Ah yes, how about a candlestick for the pirate and a brooch for the mermaid." "Thanks, we thought nobody was home!" "Nobody is" And with that he ran off with his bag full of treats

I know why the sequel has been repeatedly delayed, and I can't blame the director for working on a few major studio movies instead, but still... It's not often a straight to DVD movie with little promotion can create a horror icon to rival some of the big ones. Having Sam languish is just sad. At the same time, it is good they aren't throwing someone else in to direct. You can really see the influence this movie had on how he wrote and directed Krampus. So many shared themes.

I love it when found fix makes little sketches before reviewing the movie😂💕

Oh no a dog was killed? **John Wick triggered**

Seriously though. ALWAYS CHECK YOUR CANDY!!!

How have I NEVER seen ANYTHING about this movie until THIS year? I seriously thought it must've been a new one.

Rare for kids to die in a Horror Film?? Have you not seen "Amityville II: The Possession" or "Halloween III: Season of the Witch?" ...oh okay you're right. Those are the only ones I can think of. Oh...and Hocus Pocus...does Emily's death count...?

Is it just me.. or the Trick R Treat kid (The Observer) is really cute to me..?

I watch this movie every year and always catch something I missed. I hope it continues to surprise me this way in years to come.

Sam, best Halloween Personification~

Wanna congratulate you on 1 mil. I've been here since 1.5k and I have to say you totally deserve it. Love your videos man good luck in the future. Edit: wow thanks for all the likes guys, didn't expect a lot of people to see this.

these breakdowns are more entertaining then the films. I just binge watched about 20 of your videos and feel like i've seen that many movies.

so at the wearwolfs party, they actualy get rid of another killer?

This sounds like that Gravity Falls Episode about SummerWeen

Okay, but the way you edit sometimes to make your voice directly go with mouth movement is so underrated..... Niceeeeeeeeee

I LOVE this movie and have watched it at least 5 times.... I also LOVE your reviews, they always show me things I missed. NEVER noticed the teacher was a werewolf or the bus driver goes by Sam. I think Rhonda was spared because of the lit jack-o-lantern. As you said, by following tradition....

I absolutely love this movie! It had just the right mixture of magic you felt as a kid during Halloween and horror. Definitely a must watch every Halloween.

*I love this movie I use to watch it all the time*

4:43 behind the kid u can see chuck (or whatever his name is) wheeling a wheel barrow filled with jack o lanterns to his group but i might be wrong

I also love the element when monsters kill in public and no one believes it because it’s a scary movie/Halloween event because to me it’s just so believable.

That is an amazing Sam costume.

Tbh I'd be trying to befriend Sam after Rhonda'S story

I was always confused by the last story with Sam and the Bus Driver. When I first saw this movie ages and ages ago, it didn't click. Thanks for finally clearing the puzzle that evaded me for 5 years!

Is it me or the son of Mr. Wilkins looks like Chucky ? 😅

Fires 3 shots from a double-barrel shotgun, *then* has to reload. Okay.

I'm so glad you did this movie, it's a great underrated Halloween movie

I love when he makes these little skits! Makes my day!

That background ambiance while he’s explaining the movie is relaxing.

It’s crazy how much this channel has grown. You still manage to keep it interesting and funny tho 👌👌

I just notice one of the doll on his shelf is the protagonist of TRICK 'R TREAT

Sorry this is a little late but you do such a good job explaining movies and your voice is great to listen to

i thought it was so cool that the town has werewolves and real monsters in it! along side the other human stories it really adds to the intrigue of the film