Is There a Scene After the Credits in MaXXXine?

Additionally, MaXXXine is replete with allusions that are logically incorporated into the story. It's arguably the most sophisticated 80s movie that wasn't produced in the decade, sort of like the mean little sister to Martin Scorsese's After Hours, William Friedkin's To Live and Die in LA, and Brian de Palma's Blow Out on Soap2Day Watch HD Movies. With references to Chinatown by Roman Polanski, the Italian Giallo, the VHS tape period, and political events. However, MaXXXine's climax is unsatisfactory—like a firecracker rocket that finishes with a light rather than an explosion. Naturally, I won't elaborate further on that here. However, it's unfortunate that MaXXXine didn't excite me as much in the closing moments as it did during the entire movie.