5 horrible deaths in the movies

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Gory and gruesome deaths on the big screen are not for everyone. Some people simply love it, and some find it hard to watch. Here’s some of the most horrible deaths in the movies.

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Screen Shot 2018-09-07 at 9.21.49 PMThe curb stomp – American History X (1998)
This gritty crime drama is an absolute classic, and remains as one of Edward Norton’s most memorable performances to date. The first time I saw this movie, I could not refrain from looking away when Derek decides to execute a guy by getting him to place his open mouth over a curb and… well, stamp on his head. Ghastly!

 

Screen Shot 2018-09-07 at 9.25.45 PMHorrifying shower surprise – Psycho (1960)
Marion Crane meets her untimely end in one of the greatest horror thriller movies of all time. After seeing Psycho, I was extremely scared of looking up at the shower head whilst the water would be running. A very real fear triggered by those clever Hitchcock suspense shots.

 

Screen Shot 2018-09-07 at 9.22.50 PMChucked off the boat – Funny Games (1997)
This is an interesting take on the horror genre. Director Michael Haneke also went on to remake the movie shot by shot in 2007, only this time set in the US. Both movies are laced with all kinds of terrifyingly sinister scenes, and the final moment of this one particular character is simply awful!

 

Screen Shot 2018-09-07 at 9.22.27 PMDeath by Black Mamba – Kill Bill: Volume 2 (2004)
Bill’s brother, Budd, suffers a tragic death after being bitten several times by the deadly Black Mamba snake. As he is writhing in agony in his last, harrowing minutes, Elle is courteous enough to read out the facts and figures about Black Mamba fatalities.

 

Screen Shot 2018-09-07 at 9.25.21 PMImpaled by pole – Cannibal Holocaust (1980)
Director Ruggero Deodato caused great uproar with his controversial movie Cannibal Holocaust. The graphic violence and obscenity of the film displeased quite a lot of people, and debates arose about his portrayal of brutality towards animals and even humans on camera – were people harmed, or even killed, in real life?! Audiences wondered. The scene where the tribal woman is impaled straight through her body is pretty shocking, to any hardened horror veteran.

 

What’s the worst death in the movies, in your opinion?