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Sixth Sense. The credits were rolling and I was still sitting there all shocked and confused. I wonder if this movie started the whole "Gotcha we're dead!" plot. There was The Others with Nicole Kidman, and there was another movie with a girl who was institutionalized then released. Long story short, the sister she was talking to was actually dead and made her kill her parents, something like that, I can't remember the name.
Sounds like you might be talking about "A Tale of Two Sisters". This is a South Korean horror film (2003).
Great list and I agree! They are my top 5 shocking ending as well. I also enjoy the shocking endings to these movies as well:
Jacob's Ladder Donnie Darko
Saw (First one)
OldBoy (Korean Movie)
No Mercy (Korean Movie)
Infernal Affairs (Chinese Movie)
New World (Korean Movie)
Hands down, Jacob's Ladder.
The tag line for the movie: The most frightening thing about Jacob Singer's nightmare is that he isn't dreaming.
Most memorable scene:
What begins as a playful expression on Elsa's face turns suddenly serious. She reaches for Jacob's other hand and compares the two.
ELSA (the palm reader): You have an unusual hand.
JACOB: I could have told you that.
ELSA: You see this line here? It's your life line. Here's where you were born. And this is where you got married. You're a married man, huh? Oh oh. Nope. Divorce. See this split. [She studies his life line with growing concern.] You know, you got a strange line here.
JACOB [examining it]: It's short, huh?
ELSA: Short? It's ended.
JACOB [laughing]: Oh, terrific.
ELSA: It's not funny. According to this... you're already dead.
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