The Final Destination - Should've took the Stairs

Oh those Final Destination movies, there's only one reason we watch them......Movie Deaths. The bloodier and messier, the better. Who can forget the car crash from part 2 or that bitch getting run over by a bus in the first one. Sure, the movies have been getting worse and worse by each sequel, but the movie deaths are as bloody as ever....

In this scene, some dumb broad gets her foot stuck in an escalator. Shortly she gets sucked into the machine and crushed. Blood and guts get sprayed everywhere as she is ground up inside the escalator.
Next time.......take the stairs


What is your favorite death scene from the Final Destination series?

Enter the Dragon - Bruce Lee Chest Crusher

Lee(Bruce Lee) goes up against Oharra(Robert Wall), the man responsible for the death of his sister. With revenge on his mind, Lee makes his opponent look foolish as Oharra never lands a single blow. Han declares the bout over, but Oharra tries to continue when Lee's back is turned. Lee drops Oharra to the ground then leaps into the air and with all his weight, crushes Oharra's chest as he lets out his trademark death cry. The most one-sided fight in cinema history, a great finishing move, and a classic scene...

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Breakdown - Crushed by his Own Semi

Married couple Jeff and Amy Taylor (Kurt Russell, Kathleen Quinlan) have had a terrible trip so far. Their car breaks down in the middle of the desert, Amy is kidnapped and held hostage, and Jeff is threatened at gun point to pay her ransom. Not the greatest cross country trip.

Fast forward to the end. As the couple attempt to escape the wrath of a trucker named "Red" (J. T. Walsh) and his semi, they almost get rammed off the side of a bridge. Jeff gets out and fights Red as the truck falls off the bridge and gets stuck on a support beam. While Jeff hangs from the truck, Red tries to whip him off with a chain but Jeff grabs it and pulls Red down to the rocks below.

Jeff frees Amy and the two look down at the seemingly-dead Red, who then starts to move. Jeff looks on in disbelief, but before he could blink, his wife shifts the vehicle into neutral which dislodges Red's truck. The semi truck then falls off the bridge and crushes Red below.

What makes the death scene even better is the fact that the truck doesn't explode upon impact. The film-makers could have went the low road and just have the truck explode for no reason like it was a Michael Bay movie. But they didn't and it really sells the scene.

Kick Ass - Car Crusher

This scene is straight from the awesome comic by Mark Millar. Our heroes interrogate Cody(Dexter Fletcher), one of Frank D'Amico goons, as he's handcuffed to the steering wheel of a car. No big deal, right? Well, the car happens to be inside an industrial size car crusher. After Cody spills his guts, Hit-Girl hits the switch to start the machine. Our victim starts to panic as the automobile is compressed from both sides by large hydraulically-powered plates. The car is crushed and Cody explodes, splattering blood across the windshield. Finally, the machine expels a cube of metal and plastic that was once our friend Cody and Hit-Girl tells us her true feelings about him.

Tales From the Hood - Human Origami

One of the single most underrated horror anthology films ever, Tales From the Hood is simply more than just a "black" Tales from the Crypt. Produced by Spike Lee, Tales From the Hood is a collection of 4 short stories filled with tons of social commentary and political undertones, but with a ghetto twist. In the segment Boys Do Get Bruised, little Walter is terrorized by a monster in his house. Cue the metaphor for his abusive evil stepfather Carl, played by the surprisingly good David Alan Grier. Thinking that Walter has told his teacher about him, Carl starts beating Walter and his mom. Walter believes that if you draw the monster and destroy the drawing, it will rid of the monster. Walter grabs a drawing he made of the monster and begins to fold it. Carl's arm bends backwards, corresponding to the fold Walter made on the drawing. Walter then twists and crumples the paper up, leaving Carl mangled and helpless. His closing line is priceless: "This shit ain't over yet, bitch!" His wife then steps on the wadded-up paper, crushing him, before Walter sets it on fire.

"Ah yes...the shit"

The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! - Vincent Ludwig's Death

Frank Drebin has a habit of inadvertently killing people, this brings us to the demise of Vincent Ludwig, the evil mastermind behind the attempted assassination of the Queen. As Jane is being held hostage by Vincent, she manages to free herself by biting his hand. This gives Drebin just enough time to shoot Ludwig in the neck with his tranquilizer cuff-link dart. The dart causes Ludwig to stagger back and fall several stories over the concourse barrier at Angel Stadium onto the street below. As Drebin and Ed run over to the railing to see if Ludwig is still alive, a bus runs over his body, followed by a steamroller, then to top it all off...Ludwig is trampled by the USC marching band as they play the song 'Louie Louie'.

Akira - Kaori Gets Crushed

As Tetsuo's psychic power forces his body to horribly mutate and absorb it's surroundings, Kaori gets consumed and trapped within his bowels. Tetsuo, not being able to control how rapidly his body is mutating crushes poor Kaori with his ever expanding fat cells, drowning her in blood. I've provided a cute kitten representation of the scene below.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park - Carter gets Crushed

-----Oh Carter, we hardly knew ye.....

Part of the InGen team sent by Peter Ludlow. Carter has one of the most memorable deaths in the film and possibly the greatest crushed-by-a-giant-foot-death in movie history. Poor Carter meets his demise after his group of hunter-mercenaries are rudely awakened by a female T-rex. During the mad dash to escape the Theropod, Carter trips and falls. As he gets his head out of the mud and turns around, the Tyrannosaurus rex crushes him. Not only does he get squished, but he sticks to the underside of the dinosaur's foot as he gets crushed repeatedly every time the T-rex took a step.

But should we feel bad for Carter? After all, it was his screeching yell that freaked out the T-rex and ultimately caused his own demise. Also, if Carter was paying attention instead of jamming out to his headphones, Dieter would still be alive. When your best friend goes to pee in a jungle filled with carnivorous dinosaurs, you pay attention and wait for him god dammit.

Carter was played by Thomas Rosales Jr, some of you movie death fans may remember him as Chico, from the film Running Man. Actually, this guy has played in over a hundred films and he dies in most of them. We salute you...... Thomas Rosales Jr

Mission Impossible - Jim Phelps' Death

Aboard the TGV en route to Paris, Ethan(Tom Cruise) follows Phelps(Jon Voight) on the roof and the pair fight on top of the high speed train. Phelps tries to escape in the getaway helicopter piloted by Krieger(Jean Reno), but Ethan foils that plan by attaching explosive chewing gum to the windshield. The explosion instantly kills Krieger, crushing Phelps under the fiery wreckage of the helicopter.

Tsunami - Close Calls

A scene from the 2009 South Korean disaster film Tsunami. After a megatsunami hits the city of Haeundae, Dong-choon finds himself under a cargo ship stuck on the Gwangan Bridge. A cable snaps, narrowly missing Dong-choon, sending a bystander flying through the air (we see her faintly in the background falling back down). Dong-choon runs around in panic as cargo containers fall violently around him, crushing people. A handful of good death scenes from an above average disaster film with heart and one of the best actors in the business, Kyung-gu Sol. Can't go wrong.

Enemy Mine - Rock Crusher

In this scene from Enemy Mine, Davidge(Dennis Quaid) goes after the miners to rescue Zammis and bring him back. During his search he runs into an abusive slave master with a whip. A fight ensues and the two end up dangling over a rock crusher. Davidge pulls a slick move and throws the slave master into the Spiral Classifier, killing him instantly.

Halloween 6 - Peer Pressure

A fleeing doctor gets his head bashed into a barred door by Myers until the pressure slices his head in pieces. This is the extended gorier version then what was originally released. Over the top and gory, just the way we like it......

Pelts - Clamp Trap Death

The pelts made me do it! That's what little Larry Jameson was thinking as he placed his head in an animal trap. All this after killing his father with a baseball bat. This Masters of Horror episode was directed by Dario Argento, so expect a bloody and gory death.....

Goldeneye - Happy Ending

Things get hot and heavy when Xenia Onatopp(Famke Janssen) locks her legs around a Canadian Navy admiral and crushes his chest between her thighs. All while receiving sexual satisfaction. I guess you can say.... he "came" and went at the same time... oh yeah, I'll be here all week.

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The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc - Giant Balls and Spinning Things

The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc is full of violent battles with graphic movie deaths, but a few unique ones stood out the most. In one scene, soldiers drop boulder-sized balls down chutes that lead outside of their fort, smashing into soldiers. One poor bastard goes head-on with one and gets blasted backwards.



Another great death comes to an unsuspecting soldier climbing a ladder. As the soldier gets to the top, a giant rotating defensive apparatus decapitates him in a bloody mess.

Blade Runner - Roy Kills Tyrell

After giving Tyrell the kiss of death, Roy proceeds to crush his head in and push his eyeballs back into his skull. Now that's love.

Maximum Overdrive - Steamrolled

After the little league coach gets killed by a soda machine the team runs off in a panic, but one unfortunate bastard falls off his bike and gets flattened by a steamroller in hilarious fashion.

Poseidon - Lucky Larry gets Unlucky

From the remake of the 1972 film The Poseidon Adventure, Lucky Larry gets real unlucky when a big hunk of engine dislodges and wipes him out.

Victim: Lucky Larry (Kevin Dillon)

Cause of Death: Crushed by falling wreckage

Famous Last Words: "Hey, whose shooting at us?"

Saw IV - Crushed Ice

Hung from a chain-noose with two large blocks of ice aimed at him, Detective Eric Mathews was screwed from the get-go. But when Rigg runs through the door, it sets off a trap and the two large blocks of ice swing down and crush his head.

License to Kill - Cocaine Crusher

Sanchez orders Bond be placed on the conveyor belt of his cocaine-processing machine. Bond falls in but gets his rope snagged on the edge. Dario steps in with his knife and attempts to force 007 in but Bond grabs his boot and drags him into the grinder. He screams in agony as he falls in the shredder and is ground to bits.
C.O.D. - Falling into a Cocaine Crusher

Victim - Dario (Benicio del Toro)

Assailant - James Bond (Timothy Dalton)

Quote - "Switch the bloody machine off!" --James Bond