Hello, not sure if there's a post suggesting this already! I just binged watch the series in the title. When I look for an explanation of the ending, it feels like the answer is the kid was the killer and the ending is goofy. But, I feel like Kristen Bell, Anna, is actually the killer. When she goes out of her house (twice while drinking wine and taking pills) she runs towards the neighbor house and pass out in the rain ( to reflect that her subconscious take over and she starts killing and setting up the kill scene in her advantage as well she can... So the second time when she wakes up from the rain and gets into the house, see the girl killer giving silly reasons to murder and the quick fictional happy ending with the neighbor making lamps in the attic was probably a continuation of her dream. The only part of reality we saw I think is the dad and Buell death. The fight with the kid was possibly a depiction of the fight of Anna with Buell and the dad (gun shot, punches, etc). Show The airplaine scene probably show that her imaginary story is taking an end after going this far, she was reminiscent of a happy life since she knew she couldn't get away from this murder case. It's time for her after a year to take a rest from the story, to wake up. She imagine the woman from seat A-2, which could be a real police agent on the crime scene coming to wake her up or a relative we might hear from in season 2 (if there's one). If it's the end of the series, she could be a nice character to come answer the riddle. Anna wakes up, she see the woman from seat A-2 dead, but she realizes it is not true. She find her belonging, the mirror and looks into it, goes bingo. It can directly that her reflect in the mirror answer who's the killer, herself. Or, she sees something in the mirror that represent reality, maybe the background of what's around her in the room where she killer the dad, Buell and possibly the daughter too. Or maybe the daughter is really the killer and she killed her dad because he had bad puppet theatre performance ! Like I said, I don't know if someone proposed this ending explanation haha At first, I thought the killer was the rex guy, since he slept with Anna. I thought he did so to be able to leave in the morning and put the crime scene weapon on the grass, (which could be why the police officer said something like how couldn't we find this the previous day?) But, that'd be a twist that probably wouldn't last a full season, Idunno! Any other ideas on what the mirror and A-2 seat lady meant at the end of the movie? Cheers! Everything you said, plus the bit at the end where Anna is in the hospital and the cop lady, her husband/therapist and Carol come in one at a tme, but they share the same lines “I brought you these” “how are you feeling?” “Like I’ve been hit by a Mack truck driven by a 9 year old” “Anna, i owe you an apology” Three times in a row, with the only difference being Carol, who takes a bit to get the Mack truck joke. This bit was perfect. Join reddit Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. Create an account  level 1 It was satire? I found quite a few bits in it really funny. But I didn’t stay up all night watching it lol. Enjoyed it for what it is. level 2 I could see it was trying to be but fell short, it wasn’t consistent. The only part I exhaled air out of my nose was when she refused the wine and asked for vodka. So the whole ending is supposed to not make sense? Haha. God knows level 1 You didn't think the teacher being yeeted off the lighthouse in the background of a news interview was hilarious? level 1 It’s clearly satire. I loved it, but I have a soft spot for cheesy thrillers so this was made for me. level 2 · 7 mo. ago Fuck the fuchsia! It's Friday! It's a satire. The title is clearly satirical. level 2 It isn't a movie. It is a show and the title is satire because the show makes fun of the genre. level 2 It was an ok watch, like I said the last episode was like - really 🙄. So your prediction was right. I wasn’t expecting a horror nor a thriller but the ending really threw me off. I can’t imagine it to be anything mind bending but I can’t see the big ‘ah-ha!’ Moment. I guess that’s why I’m here asking because there must be something more to it right?… lol About CommunityR/HORROR, known as Dreadit by our subscribers is the premier horror entertainment community on Reddit. For more than a decade /R/HORROR has been reddit.com's gateway to all things Horror: from movies & TV, to books & games. What does the ending mean in the woman in the house across the street from the girl in the window?Alas, the true killer ended up being the pint-size princess, Emma. Once Anna charged into Neil's house to confront him, she sees Buell dead at the foot of the stairs and Neil hunched over on the couch with his throat slit. Emma then reveals that she is the murder mastermind.
What happened at the end of the woman in the house across?The Woman in the House ends in a bloody brawl between Anna and Emma in Neil and Emma's house. Just minutes prior to the encounter, Anna had chased Buell to Neil and Emma's house, believing him to be the killer. To her surprise, she walks in to find Buell dying on the floor, and Neil having been fatally shot.
Is the woman in the house a parody?Netflix's The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window is an incredible spoof on murder mysteries, primarily those featuring amateur female detectives battling personal demons and psychiatric issues.
How does the woman in the window end?Toward the end of the finale, Anna learned that Douglas was actually single and, as his purchase of one of her paintings proved, he still had feelings for her. They got caught in the rain together, and for once, Anna wasn't afraid. As they kissed, it seemed like Anna and Douglas would be officially reuniting.
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