Here's the Totally Insane, Mind-Blowing Twist That Happens at the End of The Boy. Now that we've crossed the threshold into 2016, there's a whole slew of upcoming horror movies to be very, very afraid of. One such film is The Boy, which tells the tale of a seemingly sentient doll named Brahms. Now, a horror movie is never complete without a good twist, and I have to say, the surprise at the end of The Boy is one of the most insane reveals I've experienced in a long, long time.
This tunnel is 9,117 feet long and extends from the location of a former artillery battery in South Manhattan to the Red Hook neighborhood in Brooklyn. It has a vertical clearance of 12 feet and 1 inch for vehicular traffic.
Battery Street Tunnel. The Battery Street Tunnel is owned by Washington State and maintained by the Seattle Department of Transportation. Built in 1952, the tunnel is 3,140-feet-long and is made up of two separate tunnels, or bores that allow traffic to travel south and north bound along Highway 99. The Battery Street Tunnel is equipped with drainage, ventilation and fire suppression systems. SDOT maintains the tunnel on a regular basis.