Infiesto Ending Explained: Did Ramos Sacrificed the Teenagers in the Cult Ritual?

Infiesto Ending Explained will answer all your boiling questions about the latest Spanish mystery thriller centred around a cult leader who sacrifices teenagers as part of his dark ritual. The film follows two detectives tracking down the identity of the inhuman leader, against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The film stars Isak Férriz and Iria del Río in the lead role and is helmed by Patxi Amezcua. Moreover, the total runtime of the feature is one hour and thirty-six minutes.

Infiesto Ending Explained
A still from Infiesto

Infiesto Ending Explained

From what we know after watching the film, detective Samuel had tracked down the place where the cult leader lived, which made him furiously leave for the hunch, without any proper backup. The only one who came to his assistance was the local cop, Ramos.

Ultimately, detective Samuel was shocked when Detective Castro informed him over the phone that the local cop he was with was actually the cult leader, Ramos. The entire case had taken a dark turn, and the idea that someone so close to them was responsible for such horrific crimes was both shocking and revealing. However, Samuel was determined to bring Ramos to justice, even if it meant putting himself in harm’s way.

The eventual standoff between Samuel and Ramos was short-lived, as Ramos proved to be too quick for the former. In a split second, Ramos pulled the trigger, killing Samuel before he had the chance to fire his weapon. Detective Castro, who had been rushing to the scene, arrived only to find his partner dead in the rain.

The loss of Samuel was devastating for Detective Castro. She had lost a partner and a friend, and the knowledge that Ramos was responsible for his death only fueled her rage. Which led her to track him down in the tunnel of the city, and witness the gory avatar of Ramos in person.

Notably, the cult leader had convinced himself that he was a prophet, chosen by a higher power to carry out the abductions and rituals. The young girls were merely sacrifices to appease his deity. And in the end, Castro could feel the tension as the two of them faced off, with their weapons drawn.

In the end, she fired at Ramos, determined to bring him to justice for the crimes he had committed. Moreover, the cult leader failed to beat the agility of the cop, and Ramos crumpled to the ground, dead.

As Detective Castro emerged from the tunnel and looked out at the city, she couldn’t help but think about the end of the world. The events of the last few days had been like a metaphor for the end of days, with good and evil battling for control of the city. Which is something that Castro repeats in the last few frames of the movie.

You can stream Infiesto on Netflix. Let us know your thoughts about it in the comment section below. Meanwhile, you can read our review of the Spanish thriller below.

Also Read: Infiesto Review: Conventionally Packed Thriller with No Loose Ends


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Manjeet Singh
Manjeet Singh
Manjeet loves to steer conversations around films and pop culture(usually to the point of no return). Finding obscure movies and consuming their Wikipedia literature is his daytime hobby. Being a hopeless romantic about cinema is what keeps him going.

1 COMMENT

  1. FUCK THIS MOVIE, FUCK THAT NUTTHEAD SAYING THE PROPHET blablabla over and over (the second guy) should had filled him bullets, i know i would, the movie is good and something acttuly hapoening, but the FUCKING ENDING NOT SO HAPPY WITH, my night is NOW RUINED, did that policman survied 6 bullet atpoint blank, if that was him in the FUCK YOU AGAIN NOW WAY, and the end was stupid she the police women get a fucking hint, ramos shanting: its ony beginning before lifting the gun on purpose to get him shot, FUCK THAT WAS THE THIRD STRIKE, DELETED, THUMBS DOWN, FUCK YOU NETFLIX AGAIN MY WEEKS IS RUINED, DONT WATCH ONLY GET PISSED OF BEYOND PISSED OFF,

    MY SCORE: 0.3 OF 6.

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