So we’ve covered how the pre-release hype for Highlander: Endgame was nothing more than lies to cover for a movie that was unfinished and quite bad. And we’ve discussed how the first half of the film is a muddled mess that asks the audience to do all the emotional investment and hard work that the story doesn’t earn. So let’s finish this hellish trifecta by discussing how the end of Highlander: Endgame is basically nothing more than a series of gut-punches to fans who were conned into watching this movie.

With the behind the scenes struggles covered, let’s take a look at some specific points where Highlander: Endgame fell apart despite the fact that someone, maybe even most of the folks involved, really wanted to make a good movie.

I hate Highlander: Endgame. I don’t hate it because it’s a bad movie – it is, but not the worst film in the franchise. No, I hate this movie because it stinks of lies.

Question: What if you set out to make a TV show and every single person involved hated each other with the burning fury of a thousand exploding suns?

Answer: You’d have Highlander: The Raven.