9 Devastating Horror Movie Deaths You Couldn't Look Away From

You hate to see, but you can't look away.
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[@CosplayFrankenstein]

Correction- A Quiet Place, she didn’t give him the batteries she gave him the toy rocket with the batteries already taken out, because he really could have had the rocket without the batteries it wouldn’t make noise, but just as they were walking out Beu took the batteries with him and ended up putting them back in rocket

[@nita409]

I came to comments to see if anyone said this, or if I would have to.

[@chrissycurtis4152]

Literally came to the comments to say this

[@katlynkiernan216]

Thank you! I was just about to comment with the same thing!

[@julieboucher1138]

Bumping this comment! You are absolutely correct and I'm sure this channel corrects soon. It's a great channel...but mistakes happen🤗

[@DraconianBriana]

Thank you! Came to say the same.

[@emilywebster1056]

I felt like not just Beau’s death, but also the death of the father in A Quiet Place was gut wrenching to watch. The dad literally sacrifices himself for his family in the film

[@cassandraspoelhof3752]

IKR! I can’t remember if I cried the first time watched the movie, but the next 3 viewings that breaks my heart and I can’t help but cry uncontrollably. Can’t wait to see the family hopefully avenge him and the brother. Please no spoilers because I got the movie for my birthday back in August but I still haven’t watched it yet.

[@Myke1992]

@@cassandraspoelhof3752 they all die.

[@cassandraspoelhof3752]

@@Myke1992 🤬

[@keittykit]

Lol that quick Mr. Bean moment at the beginning

[@JL-hk8vl]

Beeeaaann.

[@vedranjuricic1655]

Bean Sabine.

[@Drengr_in_nz]

The toothpick eyes always makes me laugh every time I've seen that movie. Of course the so-called ' passport' that Mr Bean made himself is even funnier.

[@makinoathesleepy8225]

@@Drengr_in_nz he was trying to stay awake because he accidentally let a kid get separated from his father.

[@michaelcoughlin3013]

That could've been a way to stay awake in A Nightmare on Elm Street.

[@stevenakins9388]

FINALLY Eddie gets some love. The only horror movie scene to make me damn near cry.

[@jimjimjimmy7793]

I cried my ass off

[@TheDrsalvation]

his death in the movie didn't hit me as hard as it did in the book (which is surprising considering how identical little george's death was in the movie and the books)... In the book he gets his arm ripped off after spraying it with his inhaler, the fact that it wasn't a heroic death is what got me even more.

[@ringtail14]

I still can't watch that scene, we just turned it off when rewatching it

[@stevenakins9388]

@@TheDrsalvation To be fair, he did save Ritchie’s life by throwing a piece of a fence like a javelin through a giant alien clown spider. I definitely think that should count as heroic. Not intending to be dismissive or hostile, just throwing that out there.

[@Bl0ndiex0]

Even though I knew it was coming from reading and listening to the books I sobbed....

[@nereavelazquezhernandez9779]

9. 0:28 Saw III - Allison Kerry 8. 1:17 Would You Rather - Travis 7. 2:16 IT: Chapter Two - Eddie 6. 3:23 Jaws - Quint 5. 4:35 A Quiet Place - Beau 4. 5:36 28 Days Later - Frank 3. 6:28 The Omen - Robert Thorn 2. 7:15 Final Destination - Tod 1. 8:15 Night of the Living Dead - Ben

[@planetz5953]

Thanks

[@Kayjee17]

You're the Ledge, Jules! Thanks for being such a positive person and caring about the rest of us.

[@globetrekker86]

Kathy’s death was more devastating than Robert’s in The Omen. Robert, in a way, deserved it. He willingly passed the devil’s spawn into Kathy’s care, duping her for five whole years. He likewise didn’t bat an eye at Mrs. Baylock, leaving Kathy under the guidance of the wretched wench, while he was away on business. Then, he cared more about the miscarriage than about the culprits behind it (i.e. Damien’s demon trike and Baylock’s death glare). Even after Robert was sure that Damien is evil, he still refused to take up the daggers of Megiddo and thus cost Keith Jennings his life. Robert’s initial decision to adopt Damien naturally sets the brilliant film in motion, but as far as character motivations go, Robert’s escalate into one giant idiot snowball. Considering the way he’d acted, his demise is the most merciful of all the characters

[@jeremyblackwater439]

🙏🏾

[@annabellepalmer5898]

Am i the only one that thought would you rather was really boring or do i just have a really short attention span

[@mmjn89]

IMO You forgot about the death of the father in Train to Busan. Made me cry for two days ;/

[@sbenton62]

That was really good.

[@jamesmckane1205]

I was wondering if they would put that on this list. They should have 😥

[@mmjn89]

@@jamesmckane1205 they really should

[@darkvoid788]

His and the big guy's death were sad. Two good characters.

[@jamesmckane1205]

@@darkvoid788 Yes. The big guy grew on you. A little annoying in the beginning but he grew on you. 😥

[@Shade23]

How did Hereditary not make it here? My jaw literally dropped during that scene

[@globetrekker86]

@Shade23: It freaked me out, too, as did several deaths in Midsommar. Dare I say the Attestupa scene was more beautifully choreographed, rather than scary. The blood eagle was terrifying, though

[@gabez6395]

which death, there were literally multiple

[@agraue85]

The car scene in Hereditary; most of me knew something was coming, but 100% unexpected with it as abrupt as it was.

[@AmberOlvera]

Omfg THEY DID HER DIRTY AF IN THAT MOVIE the brother (forgot the actors name sorry) was literally traumatized in real life

[@bennnny_prodz]

*𝚍𝚘𝚗’𝚝 𝚛𝚎𝚖𝚒𝚗𝚍 𝚖𝚎 𝚘𝚏 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝*

[@inuchan74]

Robert Shaw mesmerized me when I was a kid, telling his shark story. Just him talking, no dramatic flash backs. I felt like I could see and hear the crew in my head and I cared about the men he was talking about. That is an amazing actor.

[@kharma7755]

His monologue about the USS Indianapolis is my all-time favorite monologue ever...

[@tiffanyspencer1082]

And he did it in one solid take, hardcore

[@Bluesit32]

@@tiffanyspencer1082 While drunk.

[@tiffanyspencer1082]

@@Bluesit32 surprisingly he was sober for that. They tried doing it the day before but he was so shitfaced, he couldn't remember his lines. Spielberg said Shaw called him up after he sobered up, said he was embarrassed and they shot it that night

[@Bluesit32]

@@tiffanyspencer1082 Right, right. I remember hearing that now. Part of the reason he really gave it his all was from that embrassment. Shaw came across as someone thoroughly traumatized but trying to play it off. He'd smile and chuckle, but his voice would quiver and break as he spoke. Particularly at, "You know by the end of that first dawn? Lost over a hundred men?"

[@biffyqueen]

Frank's death was just the worst. We first meet him and he's in riot gear to face off against the infected, he is prepared, and then watching him stare up into the dead body is like nooooooooooo. Ben's death is similarly frustrating, after all that...

[@cgraham6]

I always thought Jigsaw believed in giving his victims a real chance at escaping his traps. The whole point was to give them an experience that would make them cherish life. An inescapable trap goes against that. Amanda just became a creative murderer.

[@hayden7512]

i love her character because it really helps show how demented the logic behind the traps is. i hate her as a person though.

[@coleenglish373]

i think lee’s death (the father in a quiet place) should be on this list, it was heartbreaking but you couldn’t look away

[@laurenst.pierre3731]

I cried at that part but somehow not when Beau got snatched. That was more of a gasp and sit there in shock moment

[@coleenglish373]

@@laurenst.pierre3731 i feel like when beau got snatched it was kinda funny just because of how sudden it was, then once i realized it was for real i was shocked lol

[@brokenfoxx]

That broke me. I haven't been able to rewatch the film since the first time because I'm still dealing with complex grief over my own dad, and that moment just destroys me

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

Yeah, but it's established after Beau's death how effective these creatures are at killing. So I was expecting another death. But watching the panic, running, why is everyone quiet? Chaos!

[@virginiapicker]

Once they kill a small child in a horror movie, you know all bets are off.

[@SeddieWeddie]

5:12 Reagan didn’t give Beau batteries. She gave him the toy and Beau took the batteries on his own.

[@TheSphynx311]

Quick correction: Reagan didn’t give Beau the batteries, only the toy. He took the batteries when no one was looking.

[@tabithavanderpool418]

Makes it all the worse if you ask me. I would hate myself if I gave one of my kids a toy that I knew could make noise but just assumed my kid wouldn't put batteries in. Ugh horrible 😫

[@marty3020]

“THAT” death from bone tomahawk. Seeing his organs, and literal shit fall out as they rip his body in half, is next level gruesome.

[@jamesmckane1205]

Went to the movies when I was 14. Night of the living dead was playing. Never saw Benson death coming. Everyone was sad because he was the most like character in the movie 😥

[@brycestrife5605]

EVERYDAY this channel pushes a video. It's great. And the quality is killer! Thanks jules and guys and gals

[@LadyVoldemort]

I'm a big fan of Drew Barrymore since mid 90s. So her death in Scream opening scene is really devastating for my teenage self. For this list, I absolutely agree with Tod's death. He was the good boy of this movie, it's sad enough that he was mourning for his brother's death. I feel the same way for Mary Elizabeth Winstead's character in the 3rd movie. They're the good people, but they have to die for the sake of the story...

[@superyid2010]

Robert Shaw's faultless performance as Quint is one of the most memorable pieces of acting I have had the pleasure of watching. It's an absolute travesty that he wasn't nominated for best supporting actor that year. The actual winner of best supporting actor that year is the only other piece of acting I can compare Shaw's with, and that is DeNiro's wonderful turn as Vito Corleone in The Godfather Two.

[@hesh8367]

Because of the time of the releases, Jaws wasn’t up for the Academy Awards until 76. De Niro won in 75 for GF2. Shaw, who I would’ve also voted for in a heartbeat, lost to George Burns in The Sunshine Boys. I mean, c’mon! George Burns plays George Burns. Shaw was brilliant. The USS Indianapolis speech alone should’ve bagged the award. Shaw didn’t even get runner up. He wasn’t nominated. Runner up was Dourif for Cuckoo’s Nest, which, well...okay that was a damn fine performance. Still, Shaw deserved a nod. Hell, Dog Day Afternoon was that year. That’s 3 roles I can think of that should’ve beat Burns in 76. And I know it had to be ‘76 because Jaws had other wins that year. Shame. Shaw didn’t last too much longer after that movie.

[@superyid2010]

@@hesh8367 Thank you for enlightening me, I didn't realise that Jaws wasn't up for the Academy awards in the same year that DeNiro took home his gong. And I totally agree with you on everything you pointed out.

[@hesh8367]

@@superyid2010 oh, no worries. I wasn’t trying to be a jerk. I hate those “AcTuAlLy!! ...” people. It had just so happened that I was listening to something on the radio and heard them talking about this very subject. Quint got HOSED. I’m with you. He deserved that award. Hands down.

[@superyid2010]

@@hesh8367 Absolutely, and it was nice for once to be corrected without being abused. Thank you sir and have a nice day.

[@jimjanssen216]

Frank's death absolutely devistated me.

[@AbsoluteApril]

yeah that was so tragic and sad

[@tjchesney4997]

Ben being Black was entirely an accident. The guy who played Ben, was the best actor they knew to play the lead. Romero said as much...

[@laurenst.pierre3731]

love this fact.

[@TheZombieburner]

Yep. Just happened to land the role. He was a damn fine actor, too. Romero had an eye for talent

[@Ravenz91]

@First name Last name I mean, it still works as such

[@williamcrowe2576]

@First name Last name So you're saying it was a simple case of "shoot first, question later"? Then I suppose Robert Thorne could've been institutionalized for claiming that young Damian was the Antichrist.

[@bomber9912]

@First name Last name I mean it is not too far fetched that people interpret the ending as social commentary, since the same thing happened with "Dawn of the Dead". It is still kind of disputed whether Romero was actually trying to criticize capitalism and consumer culture in that film, even though he clearly played with a bunch of ideas there and the movie followed the rise of shopping malls in the 60s. But he never made a comment on it so we can not know for sure. And then obviously came "Land of the Dead", where his social commentary was probably the clearest and easiest to interpret. So considering that these other two movies are or can be interpreted as social commentary, it is reasonable to think that "Night of the Living Dead" was also like that. And i believe it actually was, just not in terms of racism.

[@Greydawg]

1. Start video 2. Hear the words, "I am Jules from WhatCulture..." 3. I immediately smash the "like" button. Like, every time. Love this dude. LEGEND.

[@imre456]

I remember going to see 28 Days Later opening day, a matinee show. When that drop of blood hit Brendon Gleeson’s eye everyone in the theater gasped because we knew what was coming. Some girl whispered “oh no...”. Sad and brutal moment. It’s weird the things that stick with you.

[@bonniefewx6808]

What about Charlie from hereditary? That death seriously messed me up

[@MrShadloo]

The girl who got sawed down the middle in Terrifier, that one scene haunted me more than all of the death scenes I've seen in recent memory.

[@virginiapicker]

Definitely. Totally over the top, and it just looks real.

[@violetdarling1008]

Bone tomahawk does it better. Devastating.

[@mandaroberts4596]

EVERY TIME that a video introduction starts with Jules' voice, I get excited to hear a positive self care message, and to hear someone call me a Lege and mean it!!😍😘❤

[@Adventuresabroad_sa]

Actually in Would you Rather they didn't have the choice between taking the punishment or lashing Travis, it was between stabbing someone in the thigh with an icepick or lashing Travis, come on What Culture, you are better than this!

[@urcookin]

I fuckin atoedaso

[@kareneastman9695]

Why was Travis singled out like that in Would You Rather?Did he kill the guys wife months earlier and he was supposed to have a horrible lashing multiple times??

[@Adventuresabroad_sa]

@@kareneastman9695 Haven't you watched the movie yet🙈 No, he just stood up to the hosts son who is an asshole, so that's why I'm guessing you haven't watched it since you don't know that, but you really should, it's a great movie✨

[@chaos.corner]

@@urcookin It's not rocket appliances.

[@JacksonHoulihan]

Other than for the effect in the movie, I never understood why the parents in A Quiet Place didn’t have one parent in front and one in back at all times. And why were the kids so blasé about these horrific creatures running around killing anything that made a sound?

[@ericjourdain892]

Bunch of idiots!

[@Deathcore_Cvlt]

The ending of The Mist should've been number 1 imo

[@ericjourdain892]

Oh come on, it already features in half their lists.

[@Incredisav]

Freddy Kruger and the marionette death from Dream Warriors

[@nelliesilvers1210]

That's cringe-worthy shit... puppeteering him by his veins and tendons🤢. I like the "fuel injection" part😆

[@everythingplacechannel]

Jaws 3 has one of the scariest scenes ever with the beginning death of overman is really disturbing

[@Afmedic85]

Fun fact,the 1st movie was loosely based on events that happened in New Jersey. Look up the Manahawkin man eater

[@Shadowcat753]

I'd say there are two other SAW series deaths I can't look away from: 1) the entire fight/death scene from the public execution trap from Saw 3D, and the Rack from Saw 3 - this is literally the only time Jigsaw actually makes a tape indicating the victim just had bad luck and doesn't deserve all of what happened to this guy here.

[@jimjimjimmy7793]

Yeah the rack was just the worst. How you gonna kill someone who had nothing to do with anything. Wait I’m thinking of the one we’re the guys girlfriend was burned alive but he was the one being tortured

[@XxMCRroxnonstopxX]

The whole point of all those traps is to teach Jeff forgiveness so...

[@Shadowcat753]

@@XxMCRroxnonstopxX I know but Jeff still is so much of a slowpoke to bother with that - so the victim still literally has all their limbs turned backwards. That has to hurt since that's a minimum of 4 major bones that are critical to the human structure being snapped in half.

[@chaos.corner]

@@jimjimjimmy7793 There was one where a woman was frozen to death with ice water. No trap involved. I think that broke the "charm" of the series for me.

[@jimjimjimmy7793]

@@chaos.corner they should have stopped at the first movie

[@bryg3577]

Ben in night if the living dead wasn’t black because of any particular reason like you mention. He was chosen because he was the best actor, it’s that’s simple. I don’t have the link but that’s from the director himself.

[@moishe43]

I agree with number 1. As a child watching this, I was freaked out by the senseless and sudden death of Ben.

[@pateris]

Jaws is not a movie about a shark but about the people hunting him. The key sequence is the drunken discussion in the boatman where you see in real time theconnxion between them shift. Only such actors could pull it off. And yes, Quint's death is harrowing for the reasons you mentioned.

[@knighth2452]

George Romero was a genius. What a way to use zombies for social commentary.

[@bobdobalina591]

*NONE of these beat the bathtub jaw breaking scene from the movie "Mirrors"*

[@juicyfruit382]

YES!!!

[@LittleMissGrosser]

Ben, Quint, Eddie and Frank were utterly devastating

[@bbussey1967]

Frank in 28 days later was the one that got me the most, loved that character. Yes 28 days later is an infected film not a zombie film...

[@marthamerino5679]

Allison's death was really shocking, since I was sure she was going to be the main protagonist for the third film (I still think the filmmakers wasted her character); and Eddie's death, man, I ugly cried at the movies when Eddie died, even though I knew it was bound to happen, it still hurt

[@riffbw]

Yup. I really feel like that's where the series started to derail for me. The first one was brutal, but kept you watching. The twist hooked me on the series. The 2nd one wasn't as good, but I loved the major players trying to figure it out. Jigsaw's backstory was the highlight of the rest of the series. Diving in to his mind made it much better. Allison made a great opposite to Amanda that could have been explored much further.

[@Pooky1991]

I remember the ending of Night of the Living Dead pissed my mom and sister off and myself. Still love that movie though. The death that got me in the Final Destination series was the death of that mom and her son in the second movie after that dentist appointment. It made me genuinely feel bad, especially after the film shows how devastating the sons death was to the mother.

[@GoddessGirl2121]

The death of Nathan in “Open Grave” hits hard every time I watch that movie because just when he Jonah and Sharon think that they’re safe the military guys gun down Nathan, riddling his body with bullets as Jonah finally remembers who he is and who Nathan is to him. It’s super sad but still an overall awesome zombie movie.

[@IronPaws89]

Quick note about a quiet place: the daughter did not give him the batteries, she gave him the toy and he grabbed the batteries.

[@silhouettecrow]

Eddie's death is on here? Stop. Don't touch me, don't even look at me 😭

[@frde2190]

Todd’s death is so creepy, especially when his eyes turn bloodshot

[@rosekay5031]

That Night of the living dead made me cry when our hero was shot

[@VERDICTInsanity]

Good list, after every entry I was like “yep, they got screwed”

[@caitlinmcadams7166]

Crystal from old as not only devastating for a kind and troubled character, but also gruesome and traumatizing. So, traumatizing in fact you just can't look away.

[@remylucai]

"Would you Rather" makes me flinch always everytime.

[@LCFC81]

That girl getting sliced up in Hostel part 2. For reasons.

[@chelseaqualls4047]

The one who got her blood drained into the bath tub?

[@LCFC81]

@Bite Em Up she didn't look too energetic afterwards.

[@develynseether4426]

@Bite Em Up well after the sickle slit her throat and covered the mademoiselle beneath in her blood I think its safe to say yes, she died.

[@Ravenz91]

Ahhhh, the Bathory scene

[@develynseether4426]

@@Ravenz91 yes it definitely had that feel to it.

[@phatnana2379]

10sec in but am wondering if the "meal prep" death from Bone Tomahawk made the list?? Or if that death is literally too gruesome to make ANY list on YT

[@davidking4838]

Good movie.....but I'll never watch it again.

[@MichaelJohnson-fe1we]

The Omen is one of my favorites

[@andreacook7431]

My husband was confused as to WHY I insisted on buying the Blu-Ray of the original, when I'm not a big horror movie fan. Then I pointed out Patrick Troughton was in it. He just shook his head at me.

[@ComaDave]

James Ransone was perfectly cast as Eddie. Loved him in The Wire and Generation Kill.

[@aeninjawarrior]

I personally found the Rack trap in Saw III harder to watch, the way it slowly twisted his limbs around was excruciating!

[@iamcalledanna3240]

Gosh that one was so awful to watch

[@matthewkirkhart2401]

When I watch Jaws now as an adult, I look back and question my parent's judgement in letting then 12 year-old me go to the theater to watch it. I remember seeing Quint's death in the theater and thinking how horrific it was. I saw the movie years later again in my late 20s and during Quint's death scene thought, "this is the most horrific and disturbing thing I have ever seen!" as he slowly slides, screaming, towards the mouth of the shark. Just horrific ...

[@Lilly-qq7bh]

I feel so bad for Beau, he’s j a little kid. Literally little kids in movies make me cry

[@tabithavanderpool418]

I hate when horror relies on kids 😢. Like if you have to make me scared by making me think of my kids being hurt it's not horror just cheap emotions. Actual horror is good enough to make me scared without using kids as sacrifices. (Honestly the show 'sweet home' is a good example. Technically endangers kids but in a realistic way that doesn't feel like they're just there to show how bad everything is)

[@Lilly-qq7bh]

@@tabithavanderpool418 completely agree. I feel like good horrors often (have death obviously) but can still make it a good movie without bad deaths every minute, especially with kids. Kids dying aren’t scary, just upsetting because they have 0 fighting chance

[@misspapo3444]

Ben’s death still disturbs me.

[@JusticeOuinn420]

Jules I love that you lift us up after the video's Thank You stay awesome and go out and absolutely smash it my friend!!

[@ZEFISH888]

The Jaws scene is always one that freaked me out. It just managed to actually make it feel like a terrifying situation and a lot of horror movies don't actually make you feel that way for real. Even with a lot of death scenes, if that makes sense lol.

[@onecutesweetypie]

How dare you not put the mist. I’m forever changed because of that scene.

[@everlenaoliver6912]

6:39 The Omen is pure CLASSIC, and I absolutely love it.

[@katz0625]

Oh gosh!! 28 Days Later!!! This list is brutal!! Even though she doesn’t exactly die but when Anna in Martyrs gets captured I pretty much lost and only went downhill from there!! I have never bawled my eyes out so much watching a horror movie!! That one almost did me in!!

[@kmmcgreer]

Uhhhh... The ending of ‘The Mist’ not on this list? Say what now?

[@EshaBby444]

Yes that one is BEYOND sad 😭

[@xXxDisplayNamexXx]

FUCK THAT ENDING . ROYALLY .

[@kyos8462]

Agree

[@user-pt2cc2kp8o]

Every Reddie stan: how dare you! Eddie's not dead!! 😭 Also every Reddie stan: Finally! Eddie's getting the love he deserves!!! 😢😢😢

[@frankmoniz1467]

Miss Collins's death in Carrie devastated me.

[@blackpeter70]

I was thinking of Ray Liotta at the end of Hannibal. It was one of the most twisted incidents Thomas Harris had ever written, and I was sure that Ridley Scott would somehow shy away from it (true, the ending doesn't go as far as the book, but...). Wrong. The way Liotta's character gradually winds down as he is literally having his brain sliced away is truly disturbing, and Hannibal's flippant banter during the scene just makes it worse. Good script by David Mamet.

[@evilwithasmile78]

Yea it Jules. Always love his messages at the end as put a smile on my face as don't see anyone for days cause vulnerable and can't get out cause this stupid lockdown and he reminds me I'm not alone.

[@TieLure2539]

I really thought Bradley Trevor, the baseball kid from doctor sleep, was gonna be on here for sure.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

Oh God. Just-oh God. And it was much worse in the book.

[@APoliticalConfusionAndMess]

Well, considering Tod means “death” in German, is it really that big of a surprise that he dies?

[@thatDUDEfromMAINE]

lol kinda like in star wars... " no way, Vader is his father!? who knew?" idk, anyone who speaks German probably.

[@EEEE-ct2or]

@@thatDUDEfromMAINE It's actually Dutch for father and it's not even pronounced the same way. Tod is also a very common name and it's not pronounced like that in German.

[@EEEE-ct2or]

Tod, the name, is not pronounced like tod, the word. It's also a movie about death, so yeah, it was still surprising that he died.

[@XxMCRroxnonstopxX]

@@thatDUDEfromMAINE that's not German my dude. It annoys me everytime I watch Pitch Perfect that she gives that high and might speech and she doesn't even ha e her facts straight.

[@develynseether4426]

Being the protagonists best friend doesn't make his chance of survival very high either!

[@sbenton62]

Excellent list, well done!

[@adrianfytr35]

Franks death was so dang sad 😔. Brendan Gleeson is a great actor.

[@pitbullranger]

Actually, it WAS an accident that Ben in Night of the Living Dead was a black man coming to the aid of a white family. Romero insisted that he did not intend for this to be as political or influential a decision as it turned out to be, he simply felt that Duane Jones was the best actor that he knew and really wanted him in the lead role. The rest, as the say, is cinematic history.

[@faizfuad8361]

Tod's death was the most excrutiating while being the most bloodless of all the deaths across Final Destination movies. Fitting it was the first death after premonition in the franchise.

[@21minute]

That scene in Final Destination traumatized me as a kid to the point where I refused using a bath tub growing up.

[@MrHeadbanger366]

I've seen Night of the Living Dead more times than I can count. I can't help but feel bad for Ben.

[@Gumbier_Than]

Not gonna lie: I was big mad about it. Wasn't the movie I flipped a table over but it was close.

[@emmamooney9486]

I’m so glad ‘would you rather’ is in this list it’s such a good movie

[@sammitchell3657]

Very underrated. Pretty unsettling too.

[@leemarie414]

While I've never agreed 100% on most of your list, I must admit this list is pretty spot on. Thank you.

[@ClassicDepravities]

man, knowing that Eddie was fated to die no matter what else happened didn't lessen the blow in any way. Bill Hader should've gotten recognition for just how good his acting was.

[@MikeM-np4od]

A Quiet Place was just a movie about terrible parents 😂😂 One parent in the front one parent in the back is how they should have walked but NOOOOOO....lets leave our youngest child in the back of the line by himself this after all I had to do was put the batteries in my pocket and let him have the rocket

[@dangerfindertreasureseeker8905]

Got a few for the list -Poor guy driving all the way to the hotel only to be killed by an ax as soon as he gets there. Shining - Samuel Jackson sudden death Deep Blue Sea

[@parisgreen4600]

Also Stellan Skarsgard's death in Deep Blue Sea (spoilers) first the shark bites his arm off, then it attacks the helicopter that's trying to evacuate him and drags it into the sea, then it swims around for a while with Skarsgard on a gurney stuck in its mouth...it's almost slapstick but yet horrifying.

[@Amanda-if7ey]

Ms. Lewton in Final Destination also had a really great death scene

[@pateris]

You see the same scene in "28 month later", when the husband turns and horribly kills his wife after telling her how much he loved her. Harrowing stuff…

[@cgraham6]

Quint's death really messed me up as a kid. The sight of him spewing that blood, the thought of him basically being bitten in half with guts going everywhere, and then pulled under. That was graphic for the 70's.

[@Bluesit32]

They were originally going to make it like the book too. Quint dies like Ahab, caught in the rope of his harpoon and drowns when the shark dives. I guess they wanted something more shocking. Worked for the shark. It was supposed to die of bloodloss and exhaustion from the barrels.

[@Mrberkeley99]

Nancy's death in Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors still devastates me.

[@user-friendly-clouds]

Quint's death is Jaws always gets me.

[@justinbrown4607]

Fun list and thank you for the ups at the end. Have a good one party people ::)

[@potheadmike8510]

Any of the victims from The Thing. The original and the 2011 prologue.

[@animalwoos]

Thanks Jules I needed to hear that today

[@autumncoulter1288]

Charlie’s death in Hereditary is mine. The entire theatre went *silent*

[@chelseasinclair3857]

i cried for weeks over eddie’s death

[@Deathcore_Cvlt]

Wow, you're absolutely fucking gorgeous 😍😍😜

[@Beans4431]

I was watching IT 2 with my boyfriend and when Eddie died I looked at his so sad and I actually started to cry. I’m still so sad about it. 🥺

[@ryanhey3425]

Brilliant list! A quite place was the biggest shock for me wasnt expecting it at all!!!

[@Alice-ej1wn]

The28 days later death got me, I was rooting for the younger girl, then she lost her dad

[@elizableu5104]

How about the first seven minutes of The Lodge? That blew me away

[@samuelrusso4304]

1:18 Wow, Ricky and Crab Man are both at the same dinner party? Imagine the joint they'd roll...

[@jonathonlyons4417]

You could also include the Dad in Quiet Place..

[@meganjohnson4699]

‘The good son’ it hit different after I had kids 😭😭

[@blakedabner9338]

Tod was definitely the hardest death to watch in the final destination movies!!

[@iamcalledanna3240]

Idk about any of you guys but I honestly couldn't watch Peter Strahm's death in Saw 5 I'm extremely claustrophobic so the thought of being stuck in a room with the walls closing in around me is my worst nightmare. Also I really liked Strahm, he should've survived as he was probably one of the smartest characters in the entire Saw franchise imo.

[@Ravenite456]

It's worse when you realise they way out of it is to shut yourself in a coffin-like cabinet. That trap sucks either way if you're claustrophobic.

[@iamcalledanna3240]

@@Ravenite456 Nothing has ever triggered my claustrophobia as much as that scene, I hate it so much

[@Deathcore_Cvlt]

@@iamcalledanna3240 wow, you're absolutely fucking gorgeous 😍😍😜

[@ABodyInProgress]

"Would You Rather" was NOT an under-rated work of genius. It was awful writing, awful acting, awful.

[@Terastas]

Yingying in The Eye. Yes, she's the little girl with a bald head and a circular scar on her noggin. We all knew she was going to die. What we did not expect was for her to visit Mun in her room to tell her she can finally leave. And for Mun to start talking about all the things they're going to do together before she realizes the same transparent man she saw taking the old woman away is standing right behind her. This is devastating, not just because it's an innocent little girl that just died, but because she is GLAD to have died.