Horror movies like Halloween, Jaws, and It have spawned many death scenes memorable for their creativity and the emotional impact they left on audiences.
Since the genre’s inception, horror movies have presented audiences with death scenes so memorable that they have made killing off characters in films its own art form. Whether it’s because of their creativity or the emotional impact they inflict, these horror movie deaths killed the competition to become the best in cinema.
But this one hit doesn’t kill Kirk, who rattles around on the floor, his brain desperately clinging to life until Leatherface hits him again and drags him into the next room. Kirk’s death comes completely out of nowhere, and the gritty realism in its execution makes the scene much more unsettling. The monster tries to make Maria float in the water like her flowers by throwing her into the lake, not knowing that he is hurting the poor girl. As a result, Maria drowns, and her father later assembles a mob to hunt down the scared monster. One can’t help but gasp as the monster quickly kills this innocent girl, and the fact that he wasn’t trying to kill her and had no idea that she would die in the water makes her death even more horrifying.
Though Georgie desperately tries to claw away, the evil clown grabs him and drags him into the sewers. The opening scene of this Stephen King movie showed audiences that even a sweet child like Georgie wasn’t safe from Pennywise’s wrath. Also, the graphic depiction of Georgie’s death proved to viewers that the filmmakers weren’t going to hold back on the bloodshed with this horror remake.
With a smile on her face, Holly steps off the roof and hangs herself with a noose, smashing through a window and scarring everyone for life. Her death comes without any warning, and the way this normal person is driven to suicide makes for a haunting introduction to the horrible powers at work in the film.
Johnny Depp’s “blood geyser” death scene is worth mentioning, but Tina’s demise arguably has the greatest impact on the film. At this point, it is clear that Freddy Krueger is more than just a bad dream, and the way Tina is rendered helpless to his will shows how he is very much the god he says he is in the dream world. Tina’s boyfriend can only watch in horror as this unseen evil paints the walls and ceiling with her blood.
After Jason wakes up aboard the starship Grendel, he immediately resumes his killing spree by dunking Adrienne’s face in liquid nitrogen. Then, with her head completely frozen, Jason slams it into the counter and smashes it into bloody chunks. It’s a devastatingly cruel and, pardon the pun, cold way for Jason to dispatch someone, and it shows he is not playing around this time.
This inventive and unexpected death scene shows just how sneaky the Thing really is. Here, the alien was able to hide in plain sight while the crewmembers turned on each other before taking them out in such a surprising and grotesque manner, throwing off both the characters and the audience. All in all, this scene is a masterwork of creating suspense and jaw-dropping special effects, both of which have made The Thing a timeless cult classic.
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