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The closest to a definitive answer that I could find is from an interview with the film-makers: We purposely left the ending open for interpretation because this movie is about the journey- where our characters end up at the end of YellowBrickRoad is dependent on their fears and motivations.
YellowBrickRoad is a 2010 American horror film directed by Jesse Holland and Andy Mitton and starring Cassidy Freeman, Anessa Ramsey and Laura Heisler. It is about an expedition to discover the fate of an entire town that disappeared into the wilderness 70 years earlier.
We purposely left the ending open for interpretation because this movie is about the journey- where our characters end up at the end of YellowBrickRoad is dependent on their fears and motivations. Every character ends up with a different fate because of who they are.
27 kwi 2012 · At the End of the Path: A Review of “YellowBrickRoad”. Seventy years ago, the entire population of a New Hampshire town left their homes and vanished into the woods. The bodies of nearly 300 of these missing people were later discovered, mutilated corpses which bore the signs of murder and exposure to the elements.
This movie pushes both buttons. From what I've read a major point of consternation about this movie is its ending which offers no clear answers about what the hell happened and is, frankly, wide open to multiple interpretations.
If you thought this movie was scary I encourage you to go watch The Ritual on Netflix. It really seems like the ritual is everything yellow brick road wanted to be but perfectly executed and the plot ties together nicely by the end of the film.
15 cze 2011 · Unfortunately, the biggest problem with YELLOWBRICKROAD is, like most indie horror flicks, the ending. Instead of a tidy resolution or any kind of satisfactory closure, the film ends far too...
