Every Death in Bone Tomahawk (2015)

[@eoyaymon]

Do "Every Death in Breaking Bad (2008-2013)"

[@serialdesignationn1232]

Can you do: "Every Death in Murder Drones (2021-2024)" or "Murder Drones but it's just the deaths"

[@RasputinSteven]

Do "Nacho libre but with violence (2006)"

[@zodiacmartnio7256]

Wicked cool

[@hojo70]

The director of this movie tried really hard to make this a powerful gruesome scene. But it's only believable if you are 10 years old. This was laughable as you clearly cannot bifurcate a man in half with a bone tomahawk, its not possible. Bone is soft and porous and cannot be made into a tomahawk, at least not one that would have any sharpness or strength. And bone cannot "hack" through bone, it would be like trying to cut cheese with cheese. You'd need a MUCH stronger material like steel alloy. But even if he had a steel tomahawk sharpened like a razor, there's something the director forgot. Humans have something called a pelvis, it's basic anatomy. The pelvis is extremely dense bone that forms the entire structure of the lower human body between the legs. The movie portrays Nick as a boneless mass, perhaps made of sausage from his feet to his nipples. It would take hundreds of hacks with a steel blade (not like 3-4 with a bone tomahawk which the movie portrays). This scene was just absolutely absurd and ruined the movie which up that that point was somewhat believable.

[@Venmaylove]

It's kinda hot. I like the idea of it. Bit of a turn on tbh

[@EtopiaCA]

Glad I didn't have to watch this movie next to you, thanks for overanalyzing a fictional movie for us big guy.