Horror movie outcomes that were worse than dying – Looper

It's been seven years since Tricia's husband, Daniel, disappeared without a trace near their Glendale home. Tricia held out hope for years, but she's now very pregnant with the baby of Detective Mallory, the man assigned to help find her husband, and she's preparing to file for Daniel's death in absentia so she can move on. In the meantime, Tricia's sister, Callie, moves in to help with preparation for the baby, as well as protect her own sobriety. But on one of her runs, Callie sees something monstrous that she can't explain in a tunnel near Tricia's place. Another time, she meets a sickly looking man named Walter who claims to have been missing for years and who's shocked Callie can see him.

Things escalate quickly when Daniel shows up at Tricia's doorstep, malnourished and badly hurt, claiming he'd been taken by monsters and kept prisoner "underground." After Callie relapses from stress, she discovers that some kind of insectoid creature preys on humans from that very nearby tunnel, secreting them to a parallel universe where it feeds on them and their suffering. By the end of Absentia, lots more people have gone missing, and they're forced to watch the human world continue without them from the monster's cruel and shielded world. Death would've been a blessing by the end of this quietly terrifying film.

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Horror movie outcomes that were worse than dying - Looper