Carrie's mom doesn't count because she was the actual monster of that movie, never part of team victims. Though for the same reason, the whole movie doesn't really fit the list, because it has the supernatural killer as a tragic protagonist, so of course we'd be more likely to root for the death of her antagonists than for most characters from other movies who - while annoying and maybe not on best terms with the main protagonists - mostly were part of the group of good guys that were threatened by the movies primary villain/menace.
The girl that I didn’t like was the follower that always wears that stupid red hat…even to prom, like WTF? Where they worried nobody would recognize her without that ugly hat? Seriously
Trivia : during the shoot of TCM, the actor playing Franklin stayed in character the whole time. It's only during the wrap-up party that to everyone's surprise, he quit "being Franklin" and they discovered what a nice, likable man he is in person !
@@ArcherSuh4721 Good point ! I have the theory that you usually play your opposite. You have to be very smart to play an idiot, comics are renown not to be very funny or happy folks, bad guys like, say, Edward G. Robinson (who IRL was a gentleman, even shy, with an artist's sensibility) or Danny Trejo - the perfect example of a successful rehabilitation - are nice, funny folks, Christopher Lee or David Carradine were very refined (both spoke almost perfect French and played a mean piano), Benny Hill spoke five languages, etc… (not generalizing though. Generalizing is EVIL.)
Well, we can interpret it as that "evil wins when good people don't act against it". Almost none of Carrie's peers or the adults around her did anything to help or shield her from her bullies. And seeing how her Prom date got killed by the bucket hitting his head, there was no one nice else left. So I guess they all had it coming.
I guess I'm gonna be the one to say it: There's nothing nothing wrong with making a disabled character annoying or less than the most likable. Just because someone is disabled doesn't mean he or she isn't human, they're gonna have flaws, because they're real, they're more than just one characteristic.
And Gunnar Hansen said that he was going so full method that he forgot that he didn’t need the wheelchair and he would ask people to go get him stuff like a Dr Pepper and people would yell at him like oh there’s nothing wrong with you go get it yourself. He said it was the most satisfying kill that he was looking forward to the whole time especially since he would not be on set anymore after that even for callbacks. Read the book or listen to the audiobook written by and read by Gunnar Hansen himself before his death. You could tell he was incredibly smart even as an English Professor later in life. He seem to be very philosophical and I love all of the hidden secrets of the filming.
Franklin: Annoying? Yes. But his social ineptitude is completely understandable, as is his frustration; everyone in that van makes it clear that he's a fifth wheel and they abandon him at every opportunity. He blows raspberries like a child because that's his only option to release his frustration. Anyone _rooting_ for his death is just one small step removed from the bullies in _Carrie._
@@ScreamingScallop Yeah actually I kinda agree, I didn't really like the nature of this list. I rarely "want" anyone to die in a movie, it just seems hateful. I was just trying to comment on how she said this was bad disabled representation because he was annoying. It shouldn't really matter, cause just cause someone's disabled doesn't necessarily mean they're a Saint too.
@@viaz8295 I personally feel that if I want someone or everyone to die in a movie it must mean it's a horrible movie. For example Fear Street. Idgaf about who survived lol
You know, I never found Franklin annoying. He's frustrated because he was dragged along on a trip and then ignored and left alone the whole time, and given his disability, means he can't really do anything. Of COURSE he's pissed off... Also, he's the only one who actually starts to get what's going on.
Just half-watched the movie again yesterday, and maybe it's because all my life I've been surrounded by narcissistic hypochondriacs, but I still saw him as a baby who used is disability to get preferential treatment and threw a tantrum when he wasn't spoiled. The scene where he refuses to let the girl take the flashlight to go find everyone was brutal. He had the vehicle. I understand the vulnerability of not being able to use your legs - I was disabled after a wreck and it was about a year before I could move them properly - but he was still a douchebag. Not every disabled person is a hero, a role model, an inspiration. Some are jerks, and not allowing for them to be human isn't fair.
@@blueberrypanquakes she would have gone - she had actually started off down the path without it when he finally caved and started hollering at her to slow down. There was nothing virtuous about him wanting to keep the light - it was all about he wanted to feel safe, have all the tools, and keep her there for his protection. He was a whiny, manipulative, self-centered brat.
The problem with Franklin is less an issue with TCSM, and more an issue with movies in general. It's sad that the disabled character is annoying, but only due to the lack of representation of disabled people in other films. If disabled people with portrayed more often, it wouldn't be an issue, because realistically not every disabled person is likeable, so a character like Franklin would be more common.
I was praying that Carmody would die and was wondering if anyone felt the same way. When she was killed I think the entire theater cheered. First time l ever experienced that. The second ( I think second ) came in The Avengers when The Hulk grabbed Loki and slammed him into the floor about 12 times after Loki bragged to him about being a god. Missed the line that came after: “ Puny God. “
That one old man from Train to Busan. He was literally driving me crazy and when he finally got turned into a zombie I was so happy. The only thing I didn't appreciate is what came afterwards.
I hate this movie so much. But I can't truly hate it because it makes me react so strongly. As someone who's been assaulted before, all those kills were truly satisfying.
Are we not going to mention how David in Shaun of the Dead has the same death as Captain Rhodes in Day of the Dead? Now that was a death that I waited for!
Rhodes death was based on the death of one of the bikers in Dawn of the Dead who also had his head torn off as his screams sounded more and more creepy.
The thing about Franklin being so unlikable is Tobey Hooper told Paul A. Partain to make Franklin as unlikable as possible and Paul pushed that to the limit, in confrences/interviews before his death he stated that he wished he'd made Franklin more likable as he himself had come to dislike his portrayal of the character "Come on Franklin, it's gonna be a fun trip *rasperries*"
I don't find the character so unlikeable, personally, but I can see why Hooper made that directorial choice - if the audience sympathizes too much with him, I think that could have worked against the movie as a whole, since the gruesome murder of a disabled person was (and still is) rather uncommon in films. In any case, I don't find his death especially "satisfying".
Micah from paranormal activity. Filming what the demon was doing despite Katie telling him to stop, trying to call the demon out and playing with a ouiji board as well as anything else I've missed
Don was put in a no-win situation 😐The situation could've been reversed, with the wife being the one to ditch him, and I wouldn't feel any differently. In a scenario like that, you gotta be realistic. His wife, unfortunately, wasn't. She expected her lanky-ass husband to stab his way through a horde of face-paced zombies to save her and the kid (without getting bitten along the way). Either she unrealistically expected him to survive that attack... or she wanted to SACRIFICE HIM so that she and the kid escape. Either way, Don doesn't belong in this list. Stop trying to make it happen, WhatCulture.🙄
@@mercedesdrake9113 To what end? Is there a point in letting yourself be killed in a situation where the survival of all involved is pretty much zero percent? And like the TC pointed out in this situation it went a step beyond that as not only was he put in a position where he could never have won but his wifes selfishness directly lead to the scenario and now he needs to put his life on the line to bail her out of it?
Exactly! Most of the people who hate on him have also probably laughed at the "I don't need to be faster than the *insert threat*, I just need to be faster than you" gag.
I haven't seen 28 weeks later except the opening scene and I felt no anger/hatred towards Don. I felt sad as he had to make a difficult decision to either live or die with his wife and child (thought it was their child when I saw the video since it starts with him looking at her with the boy with a lot of zombies between them).
I keep seeing that 28 weeks later one on these kind of lists, but I'm sorry it makes sense to me. Family or not if you know a horde is coming and you have no way of defending yourself against them, you run. If someone wants to stay behind than that's their decision. If he'd stayed he would have died. The only stupid thing I see is that kiss.
Finding out that they had children of their own made so much sense, like why should your children lose both parents… which they sadly do anyway due to their decision.
I actually blame the kiss on the wife. Don doesn't actually know she's infected, he thinks she just managed to survive somehow. She, on the other hand, 100% knows she is infected, and says nothing to him when he goes to kiss her. The wife is the villain of the movie.
I never viewed Don's death in 28 weeks later as deserved. I thought it was more tragic than anything else. Forced to leave his wife and a kid behind in order to survive, and to live with that knowledge with his kids for the rest of his life, only for none of that suffering to actually matter in the end.
The exploding in 'ready or not' was sure satisfying especially the husband's, tho I hated the death of Adam Brody's character but I guess I wouldn't be able to witness him explode
I don't really think Franklin is more annoying than any other sibling in a trip with his sister's friends and boyfriend. I actually liked how his reactions seemed so accurate for a brother absolutely mad to be in a shitty trip w his sister.
Wow same experience I had, I’m also sorry you had to go through it. It was tough for sure, my parents knew but couldn’t do anything. I was bullied for being different and for always having a positive mindset.
@@PapiGalleto I was bullied for being different and poor. I was a target because I was soft hearted and let it get to me. My parents didn't really know that much and never knew the extent of the cruelty because I never told them. The only time I said something was when one girl threatened to "slice me up". The next day they found weapons on her. After awhile many around me saw that I was still trying to just be nice to people and became my friends.
I was bullied for being quiet and preferring to draw and read over playing games and sports (and was the only red head, talk about cliche am I right?) would literally get physically sick at the idea of going to school as a kid because I was bullied. I never did it on purpose, but the anxiety of having to deal with my bullies even if just for a short time just wrecked me, and all things considered I wasn't even bullied that badly. Just verbally and emotionally, it rarely got physical and even that was just having my coat hidden so I was late getting out of school.
@@red0421 I'm not sure why, but females are the most cruel when it comes to bullying. However, it didn't matter. I had whole class rooms full of kids who would do it in one form or another. As I got older I started getting fed up with it. Some I learned to ignore (though the damage was still done) and a couple of the guys got popped. I still battle with a few of the insecurities it causes, but for the most part I'm better. I've learned that I'm loved by those who matter and by the Creator of the Universe.
The thing about Don that always annoys me in 28 weeks is that the dude literally faces down the zombie hoard with a crowbar to buy time for everyone else, which nobody seems to remember. He bails after he loses the crowbar, and realises that everyone else seems to have fucked up the time he bought them all. Tries to run to get his wife and then she runs back into a room about to be overrun with zombies. I get she was trying to save the kid, but there was no real way to do that and escape so he made a split second fight or flight response. Yeah it looks bad but what else was he meant to do?
Maybe it is just because of the recency of it in my mind.....but Bev from Midnight Mass is all that comes to mind. The role is performed so well that from scene one I was ready to see her get her just desserts
I totally agree with you. I don't understand how people think they could've survived trying to save the kid that ran into a dead end and with his wife on the other side of the room while zombies were pouring inside from the staircase in front of him. The zombies are dangerous to the point were even a scratch means you are transformed in the next ten seconds. He's not fit enough to throw the zombie in the staircase where a dozen more are just jumping up. She's dumb enough to run after a child that put his safety before the whole safety of the group which were living in that house. He panicked and ran to hide under a bed when adults were literally pulling him to safety. The mother ran after him forgetting about her own children and her husband to go after that kid. Then, she had the audacity to think that they would have a chance even if it meant sacrificing her own husband for a kid who they know for max 1 minute. I think that the only other possible outcomes were ending with a dead husband and kid because Don would be infected in the battle and have to sacrifice himself to being eaten alive downstairs. The kid would die because he wouldn't be able to run away anymore and he wouldn't make it to the boat in time which would mean that she would still be infected by protecting him or by trying to carry him to the boat with a horde was bolting towards their ass. The only reason, you would want him dead would be for the mistake of getting himself infected after managing to survive to tell to his children what really happened. They wouldn't understand because they are just some dumb kids who think that Don killed his wife when he told them there was no possible way they could've survived when they were attacked and went into the death area thinking it would be a nice little trip back home. Here's Nerd Explains saying his opinion on the same thing in his video about the subject from (9;11 to 10;05). And this is the part where the children put all the blame on their mother's death onto Don (16;11 to 16;50). ( th-cam.com/video/hWZzYh-mL5k/w-d-xo.html )
What Culture has a vendetta against him, I swear. 😅 Anytime they can include him in a list to say how horrible he is, he gets a high number inclusion in the list.
@@kiradattei I think it must be more about the fact that he "willingly" got himself infected by kissing her when there was so much protection separating her from the rest of the world. It could also be because he hasn't been able to own his choices and say out loud what he did was right and why he did not save his wife. If he would've shown logic, he would be better but he got too emotional letting his feelings get in the way of things. After his kids asked him what happened, he should have explained in details what happened and how he felt at that particular moment. Maybe people would've seen the other side of the story instead of seeing a falsely accused coward and outcast from his family for having chosen survival over love and a bite wound to the neck.
@@darkangelux_536 Nice you two aren't you. Don was a custard, of the cowardly cowardly verity. No way would my loved one be left to the infected without a fight. The guy didn't even try to save Alice.
@@olliesmith2890 We are talking about the same zombies from 28 days later and even worst. One infected was already on top of the stairs and was about to kill Don if he would've tried to ludge at it. A dozen more jumped up towards her as she screamed. You are a lunatif if you think they had the slightest chance of getting away without dying either from the zombies or the horde outside. If you want to go in a fight, then go ahead. If someone is dooming me to die and with them while I could survive if I let them go. What is better three dead people and two orphans or two dead people and one able to tell the tale. Honestly, I thought about every possible way to save them. Pushing the infected down the stairs and throwing the idle in the staircase to get a bit of time to get them to safety but the probability of survival are of 30% against a threat who can kill with one drop of blood or one scratch. Even with that, as we saw in the movie, infected started to flood the upper floor in a matter of seconds literally climbing their way up. They broke the door when charging through it in 5 seconds. In that situation I would probably die. Don did everything he could've done in a few seconds. Fighting off infected with a weapon then running upstairs leading everyone to an exit. The kid panicked and ran away further in the house dooming someone to get him back. Don had a choice, no reset, no safe files to know what would happen, he made a choice. From his point of view, it must've look a bit like either die together or survive and see your children again.
You can pretty much just add every perpetrator of the masses to choose from in 80s revenge slashers to this list, or equally any culprit from a home invasion film
Don didn’t “straight up leave her”! He had no choice! She should have thrown the kid over her shoulder or left his ass in the closet. He kept telling her let’s go but she didn’t move! So if he had stayed and got scratched or bit he not only would have turned into one of them but he would be aware of their location thus they would have to deal with him plus other zombies. Plus the fact that this man is middle aged and booked as fast as he did to safety proves that DON IS A BEAST!
Why do so many of these lists say Don was wrong for "leaving"? He survived. He was the only survivor. He would be dead if he didn't run. Why is everyone else so fucking stupid?
@@Ronkyort0dox Movie logic clearly doesn’t though, since he succeeded in escaping and survived the movie. It can be said if he DIDN’T value her life so much (being unable to resist kissing her even knowing she was a carrier, like a lovesick idiot) he wouldn’t have died in the first place! Get your MRA incel bs out of here lmao.
Not only is he middle aged, but he wasn't gonna challenge Chris Evans or Hemsworth for their Marvel roles even at his peak. He was just not physically impressive and yet everyone seem to demand he'd be fucking captain america!
Melissa, the stuck-up, hater blond at the party that Jason interrupts in Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood. When she finally gets killed by Jason at the beginning of the final showdown with Tina, I was cheering. Also, Trent, the selfish, bragging rich boy in "Friday the 13th (2009)". I reacted to his death the same way I did to Melissa's in part 7. I saw the remake in the theater, so everyone else there was cheering, too.
Kinda surprised to not see House of Wax on her. After all, the entire marketing campaign leading up to release was based around getting to see Paris Hilton bite the big one.
True, but to be fair, that had nothing to do with the character. It was all about the character being played by the most hated person in entertainment business of that time.
Same. Trent was a douche and I was so here for it. Also I gotta say all of the characters in the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre. All of them are so unlikeable istg
Everyone always just says “the bullies” from carrie but doesnt just mention Chris who has to be one of the most evil bullies in cinema , the rest were just her henchmen
I was absolutely ROOTING for David’s death from Shaun of The Dead and when he gets ripped apart by the zombies I was cheering and clapping so loudly I scared my foster carer
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Nick Goode really was the worst. He gets set up as a sympathetic guy, then slowly is shown to be worse and worse until we see how manipulative and evil he is. Loved seeing the Goodes get what they deserved.
What the F is wrong with you sociopaths?! Franklin is easily the most sympathetic and smartest character in Texas Chainsaw. He is in a old school manual wheelchair dragged into a stupidly dangerous situation by a bunch of morons. His reactions are entirely reasonable given his situation and how little care any of his supposed friends or own Sister show him especially when things start to go bad.
Totally, I was just trying to highlight how at the mercy of his friends and Sister he is in this situation and none of them show him much regard or consideration. Not even his Sister when things start to get scary. Honestly their treatment of him basically kills any sympathy I had or could have for any of the other characters. His is actually the ONLY death in the movie I really have sympathy for. So I guess I am the complete opposite of all of these supposed droves that hate him.
I sure hope Scream 5 doesn't do what I'm expecting and make Sydney the new killer. Something, something the years of trauma got to her. It would be a terrible and predictable turn.
Yeah, everybody seeing The Mist in the theater when my husband and I went to see it simultaneously spontaneously cheered when Ms. Carmody bit it. It made it twice as satisfying because I knew I wasn't the only one wishing for her gruesome demise.
Also (this being the reason I am probably single) I would have left my wife too in 28 Weeks (mind you I completely loathe this movie and think it should have never been made). He gave her every chance not to get devoured, and she chose some stranger's kid. The rules change when you have a hoard of flesh eaters at your door. I'd save my Mom, but the rest of you would be meat piles because hey...I want to live, so which of us wants it more?
@@olliesmith2890 They literally bite and eat human flesh, and the way humans "win" in the sequel is by waiting them out and letting them starve to death, because they won't eat anything but human flesh. Did you actually watch either of the movies?
Don gets such a bad rep. 99.9% of us would do the exact same thing and we damned well know it, I think that's why people hate on him so much, he forces them to confront their own cowardice.
I was beyond thrilled when the d-bag in Day of the Dead was devoured. Did the excrutiating mother and son die in Babadook, or is that my own wishful thinking manifesting?
i dont really know why everyone hates franklin so much. hes the only one who paid attention to and pointed out the red flags. he had completely valid reasons to be afraid
I can understand why this film is left out because it is seen more as a science-fiction or thriller film than a horror film. Also, this list tends to focus on horror films where there is a long list of characters that get bumped off rather than one or two. In other words, "The Hollow Man" is more fitting for this type of list than "The Invisible Man." Yet I cannot think of any recent horror film where I hated the antagonist so much. Other versions of this often-told tale revolve around a man who becomes an evil villain as a result of being invisible. This story instead is about a VERY evil man who learns to become invisible, and his maliciousness has NOTHING to do with him becoming invisible. You have to wait the entire movie to see the IM get his comeuppance, but when it happens it is much more satisfying than any of the deaths on this list.
The character of Mrs. Carmody is the reason why I could only watch that movie once. Marcia Gay Harden is an amazing actor and played the role incredibly, but the religious extremism of the character, aside from demanding human sacrifices, I have seen in real life and kinda triggered some deep seeded and unrealized PTSD, to the point where if the world truly did fall apart, the person in question, would most definitely be calling for the brutal murder of an innocent child or children if it meant they would survive while maintaining power/respect.
J Law sucks, but her character did nothing wrong. Paris was just taking advantage of the hatred everyone had built for her reality tv persona so I'm not surprised she was given an annoying role
Christine Brown, the female protagonist from Drag Me to Hell. I found her to be unsympathetic and completely annoying. The final scene was just perfect.
This, 100% this. Midsommar ended up coming across as a black comedy to me more than anything, because everyone in it makes such incomprehensibly STUPID decisions so many times in a row that by 60 minutes into the movie, it wasn't just that they deserved to die for being so stupid, it came across as if they all actively *wanted* to die and were doing their best to make it happen.
That scene in Shaun of the Dead where Shaun and David argue about Shaun's mom and EVERYTHING comes out was one of the most unexpectedly emotional moments I've ever seen. Hits hard to this day and makes David's evisceration all the more bloody satisfying.
I dunno, making the disabled person a complete man child doesn't seem like it's a big deal. Just because he's disabled doesn't mean he's guaranteed to be a humbled and kind hearted soul. Anyone who gets angry at that is focusing way too much on how people are different. Just my two cents.
I quite agree; just seems like part of the usual modern day prerogative of finding some social justice issue to whine about at all costs. If it was playing into an unhelpful stereotype then I'd get it, but people in wheelchairs being dicks is not "a thing"; personally if I was disabled I'd actually find it way more offensive that someone was calling this out, as though all disabled people had to be treated with kid gloves because they're so different to the rest of us.
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 I'm a wheelchair user. The only thing that offends me is when someone mistakes a broken back for a bad back. There's a huge difference between the two.
People get pissy if anyone in a minority is portrayed like an actual human being. It's why I no longer associate with certain groups despite being a part of said groups. I hate when people play the victim cuz they are a minority.
Uncut Gems isn’t a horror movie, but I was glad a certain lead character was put out of my misery. I wish it had happened less than halfway through that nerve wracking mess
Carrie wasn't strange looking, was she? Is that just a reference to the old fashioned way she dressed? If so, that's really what should have been said; because otherwise that's really terrible.
Sooooooo happy to see Belko on here - I saw it at the TIFF in a packed theatre and there were hockey-level cheers in that cinema when Wendell got his comeuppance
Rhodes in Day of the Dead was an asshole, his death was perfectly brutal, shot multiple times by Bub the Zombie before being torn apart while telling the zombies to choke on him. Burke's death in Aliens was satisfactory but could have been better.
There's actually a really interesting deleted scene where Burke (very partially) redeems himself. Ripley finds him cocooned in the hive, and he asks for a grenade, then waits until the girls are a safe distance away and detonates it, killing himself and holding the Xenos off while Ripley and Newt escape.
Thanks for the virtue signaling with Franklin. Are disabled people less inclined to be annoying than able bodied folks? I’m glad I don’t have to “feel bad” about disliking him. I appreciate you letting me know
@@michelletempleton2505 Most indeedy ! I loved black books (though usually I don't like tee-vee series) and tried to find most of what I could about him.
@@pateris Same! I am still sad there's only three seasons of it :) I think he's extremely underrated by a lot of people sadly, would love to see him live at some point
@@michelletempleton2505 I do think it's better that they did not milk indefinitely the premise even when it has outlived its welcome, like some series who drags on and on and on… And yes, me too, even if English is not my first language !
@@pateris I would not have guessed that at all hun, if you dont mind my asking you, what is your first language? And please don't worry I am often (jokingly) accused of English not being my first language because I'm Scottish
The TV people always wear trenchcoats in public, even in clear weather, and they run like The Flash, even if they're not in a hurry, just to let people know that they are the TV people.
I think that's a super interesting theory, that killing his son is what made the mist lift. I hated her, but Ms. Carmody was right about everything else, why not this?
I didn't have a problem with Don in 28 weeks later. I even understand why he did what he did. That little boy was the reason for the "zombies" even found them in the first place, her refusal to leave without the kid put them in even more danger once the house was overrun. Fight or flight kicks in and had Don stayed to help his wife, he'd be dead and as we found out, she would have survived. He didn't really lie to his kids about him seeing her die, because it was the only logical thing to jump to after knowing she didn't make it out of the house. He knew he had two children out there still and him staying behind only to die, wouldn't have made much sense to him.
Yeah it'd only guarantee that if they had made it (which he didn't know at the time) then they would be all alone. Choosing faint hope over hopelessness isn't a bad!
All of the revenge deaths in I Spit On Your Grave. Jennifer Hills was a beast!
I love that she tailored their deaths to match each one of them
YES!!!
Yes I’m glad u mentioned it, sad that movie is still underrated
Excellent choice!
@@donaldmacarthur yes! So calculated. I love it. Such a shame all of that had to happen to her though
I rooted for Carrie’s mom to get it more than I did the bullies.
Same here. Not that the bullies didn't have it coming, too, but her mother was just an awful human being.
Carrie's mom doesn't count because she was the actual monster of that movie, never part of team victims. Though for the same reason, the whole movie doesn't really fit the list, because it has the supernatural killer as a tragic protagonist, so of course we'd be more likely to root for the death of her antagonists than for most characters from other movies who - while annoying and maybe not on best terms with the main protagonists - mostly were part of the group of good guys that were threatened by the movies primary villain/menace.
@@chrisrudolf9839 It's probably why it was at the bottom of the list too, because Carrie did kill innocent people also.
The girl that I didn’t like was the follower that always wears that stupid red hat…even to prom, like WTF? Where they worried nobody would recognize her without that ugly hat? Seriously
Trivia : during the shoot of TCM, the actor playing Franklin stayed in character the whole time. It's only during the wrap-up party that to everyone's surprise, he quit "being Franklin" and they discovered what a nice, likable man he is in person !
Oh so he's a method actor, not that original there's several actors and actresses who do this
@@chrisphillips940 it’s still interesting
That'd be annoying...i wonder if the cast was like how many days till Franklin dies
I think the first lesson a lot of Method actors should learn is "Be prepared to apologize to a lot of people once the project is over."
@@ArcherSuh4721 Good point ! I have the theory that you usually play your opposite. You have to be very smart to play an idiot, comics are renown not to be very funny or happy folks, bad guys like, say, Edward G. Robinson (who IRL was a gentleman, even shy, with an artist's sensibility) or Danny Trejo - the perfect example of a successful rehabilitation - are nice, funny folks, Christopher Lee or David Carradine were very refined (both spoke almost perfect French and played a mean piano), Benny Hill spoke five languages, etc… (not generalizing though. Generalizing is EVIL.)
Those Carrie bullies totally had it coming, unfortunately others suffered along with them.
Her Mom's death is very satisfying too.
Well, we can interpret it as that "evil wins when good people don't act against it". Almost none of Carrie's peers or the adults around her did anything to help or shield her from her bullies. And seeing how her Prom date got killed by the bucket hitting his head, there was no one nice else left. So I guess they all had it coming.
I guess I'm gonna be the one to say it: There's nothing nothing wrong with making a disabled character annoying or less than the most likable. Just because someone is disabled doesn't mean he or she isn't human, they're gonna have flaws, because they're real, they're more than just one characteristic.
And Gunnar Hansen said that he was going so full method that he forgot that he didn’t need the wheelchair and he would ask people to go get him stuff like a Dr Pepper and people would yell at him like oh there’s nothing wrong with you go get it yourself. He said it was the most satisfying kill that he was looking forward to the whole time especially since he would not be on set anymore after that even for callbacks. Read the book or listen to the audiobook written by and read by Gunnar Hansen himself before his death. You could tell he was incredibly smart even as an English Professor later in life. He seem to be very philosophical and I love all of the hidden secrets of the filming.
I hard core was waiting for Franklin to die. He was so annoying. Actor did a great job playing him
Franklin: Annoying? Yes. But his social ineptitude is completely understandable, as is his frustration; everyone in that van makes it clear that he's a fifth wheel and they abandon him at every opportunity. He blows raspberries like a child because that's his only option to release his frustration. Anyone _rooting_ for his death is just one small step removed from the bullies in _Carrie._
@@ScreamingScallop Yeah actually I kinda agree, I didn't really like the nature of this list. I rarely "want" anyone to die in a movie, it just seems hateful. I was just trying to comment on how she said this was bad disabled representation because he was annoying. It shouldn't really matter, cause just cause someone's disabled doesn't necessarily mean they're a Saint too.
@@viaz8295 I personally feel that if I want someone or everyone to die in a movie it must mean it's a horrible movie. For example Fear Street. Idgaf about who survived lol
You know, I never found Franklin annoying. He's frustrated because he was dragged along on a trip and then ignored and left alone the whole time, and given his disability, means he can't really do anything. Of COURSE he's pissed off...
Also, he's the only one who actually starts to get what's going on.
Yeah I totally got where Franklin was coming from. No one was nice to him or did anything to really include him.
Just half-watched the movie again yesterday, and maybe it's because all my life I've been surrounded by narcissistic hypochondriacs, but I still saw him as a baby who used is disability to get preferential treatment and threw a tantrum when he wasn't spoiled. The scene where he refuses to let the girl take the flashlight to go find everyone was brutal. He had the vehicle. I understand the vulnerability of not being able to use your legs - I was disabled after a wreck and it was about a year before I could move them properly - but he was still a douchebag. Not every disabled person is a hero, a role model, an inspiration. Some are jerks, and not allowing for them to be human isn't fair.
@@epowell4211 and yet - if he hadn't caved, she wouldn't have gone, and they both would've survived. He knew what the hell he was talking about.
@@blueberrypanquakes she would have gone - she had actually started off down the path without it when he finally caved and started hollering at her to slow down. There was nothing virtuous about him wanting to keep the light - it was all about he wanted to feel safe, have all the tools, and keep her there for his protection. He was a whiny, manipulative, self-centered brat.
@@epowell4211 I disagree with what his motives were. But I can also see where your interpretation comes from.
The problem with Franklin is less an issue with TCSM, and more an issue with movies in general. It's sad that the disabled character is annoying, but only due to the lack of representation of disabled people in other films. If disabled people with portrayed more often, it wouldn't be an issue, because realistically not every disabled person is likeable, so a character like Franklin would be more common.
Saw the mist in theaters... people cheered when mrs. carmody got her due....
and then same people screamed as the ending unfolded...in my case that happened!!!
I did too when I finally got to watch it.
I actually prefer the ending in the story to the movie ending. The story ended ambiguously.
I was praying that Carmody would die and was wondering if anyone felt the same way. When she was killed I think the entire theater cheered. First time l ever experienced that. The second ( I think second ) came in The Avengers when The Hulk grabbed Loki and slammed him into the floor about 12 times after Loki bragged to him about being a god. Missed the line that came after: “ Puny God. “
@@ruthdeckman9781I read somewhere that King said he liked the ending in the movie better than his story because it was soul crushing
All of the Armitages in Get Out. Every single one of those were so satisfying, especially the dad’s death by deer head!
Hell yeah
Facts! The whole audience cheered during that movie
Yes!!! We all cheered in the theater when Chris broke that tea cup
Armitages*their party guests too
Carter Burke in Aliens. Paul Reiser has told the story that he noticed his own mother cheering when his character bought it in that flick.
I can't believe that one wasn't on here.
People were shouting for it in the theater the first time I saw that.
That one old man from Train to Busan. He was literally driving me crazy and when he finally got turned into a zombie I was so happy. The only thing I didn't appreciate is what came afterwards.
Julia in Hellraiser for sure.
All the guys in 'I Spit on Your Grave.' (I've only seen the original but I'm guessing the remake is around the same.)
Yeah, "the scene" is arguably more brutal in the remake and the deaths are also more fucked up, but the bastards deserved every second of it.
I hate this movie so much. But I can't truly hate it because it makes me react so strongly. As someone who's been assaulted before, all those kills were truly satisfying.
Are we not going to mention how David in Shaun of the Dead has the same death as Captain Rhodes in Day of the Dead? Now that was a death that I waited for!
That was my first thought when I saw it. I half-expected him to say "Choke on 'em."
I had to look at the comments to see if anyone has mentioned this which you have. I was surprised that Captain Rhodes death is not on here.
Rhodes couldn't die soon enough. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
Rhodes death was based on the death of one of the bikers in Dawn of the Dead who also had his head torn off as his screams sounded more and more creepy.
There’s also a reference to the Zombie who shoots him early on in the film, in form of the branding on a local shop.
Scream 4 has the best final line in a horror movie, “Don’t F…. with the Original.”
Too bad that's what they did with 4. It was possibly the worst horror sequel I've ever seen
@@scottylewis8124 compared to 3?
@@scottylewis8124 Scre4m> scream 2 & 3
@@MM-hf6om I liked 3.
@@scottylewis8124 in
Burke from Aliens was more detestable than all of the ones on this list.
Even his mom was happy when his character dies in the movie 😁
If I was stuck anywhere with Mrs Carmody I would voluntarily go out just to get away from the crazy woman.
The thing about Franklin being so unlikable is Tobey Hooper told Paul A. Partain to make Franklin as unlikable as possible and Paul pushed that to the limit, in confrences/interviews before his death he stated that he wished he'd made Franklin more likable as he himself had come to dislike his portrayal of the character
"Come on Franklin, it's gonna be a fun trip *rasperries*"
I don't find the character so unlikeable, personally, but I can see why Hooper made that directorial choice - if the audience sympathizes too much with him, I think that could have worked against the movie as a whole, since the gruesome murder of a disabled person was (and still is) rather uncommon in films. In any case, I don't find his death especially "satisfying".
@@DrDespicable this was a dumb choice. If anyone from the movie, it would be Nubbins the hitchhiker.
@@deacongowan117 nubbins the hitchhiker ??? You mean leatherfaces brother ??
All the deaths of the antagonists in "Last House on the Left"
Original version, remake or both?
@@briansullivan5908 both, however the remake really made you want it to happen.
@@jacobweisen2256 I’d vote for the original only because of the way they treated her in real life during filming.
Micah from paranormal activity. Filming what the demon was doing despite Katie telling him to stop, trying to call the demon out and playing with a ouiji board as well as anything else I've missed
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Don was put in a no-win situation 😐The situation could've been reversed, with the wife being the one to ditch him, and I wouldn't feel any differently. In a scenario like that, you gotta be realistic. His wife, unfortunately, wasn't. She expected her lanky-ass husband to stab his way through a horde of face-paced zombies to save her and the kid (without getting bitten along the way). Either she unrealistically expected him to survive that attack... or she wanted to SACRIFICE HIM so that she and the kid escape. Either way, Don doesn't belong in this list. Stop trying to make it happen, WhatCulture.🙄
instead of letting his wife die he could have fought for her. TILL DEATH DO US PART.
Yeah, movie goers love to believe they'd be the hero in the same situation but I'm willing to bet the overwhelming majority would do what Dom did.
@@mercedesdrake9113 To what end? Is there a point in letting yourself be killed in a situation where the survival of all involved is pretty much zero percent? And like the TC pointed out in this situation it went a step beyond that as not only was he put in a position where he could never have won but his wifes selfishness directly lead to the scenario and now he needs to put his life on the line to bail her out of it?
@@Goldenkitten1 in a word. Yes.
People want the gesture, logic be damned.
Exactly! Most of the people who hate on him have also probably laughed at the "I don't need to be faster than the *insert threat*, I just need to be faster than you" gag.
I haven't seen 28 weeks later except the opening scene and I felt no anger/hatred towards Don. I felt sad as he had to make a difficult decision to either live or die with his wife and child (thought it was their child when I saw the video since it starts with him looking at her with the boy with a lot of zombies between them).
yeah exactly. They were trapped in seperate rooms. He couldn't even die with her as he would never have made it across the corridor to her room!
I keep seeing that 28 weeks later one on these kind of lists, but I'm sorry it makes sense to me. Family or not if you know a horde is coming and you have no way of defending yourself against them, you run. If someone wants to stay behind than that's their decision. If he'd stayed he would have died. The only stupid thing I see is that kiss.
Agreed, I cheered when Don left his wife, because she was dumb as fuck
Finding out that they had children of their own made so much sense, like why should your children lose both parents… which they sadly do anyway due to their decision.
I 100% agree!
I actually blame the kiss on the wife. Don doesn't actually know she's infected, he thinks she just managed to survive somehow. She, on the other hand, 100% knows she is infected, and says nothing to him when he goes to kiss her. The wife is the villain of the movie.
@@MrMordraine isn't she paralyzed and unable to speak?
I never viewed Don's death in 28 weeks later as deserved. I thought it was more tragic than anything else. Forced to leave his wife and a kid behind in order to survive, and to live with that knowledge with his kids for the rest of his life, only for none of that suffering to actually matter in the end.
The exploding in 'ready or not' was sure satisfying especially the husband's, tho I hated the death of Adam Brody's character but I guess I wouldn't be able to witness him explode
I don't really think Franklin is more annoying than any other sibling in a trip with his sister's friends and boyfriend. I actually liked how his reactions seemed so accurate for a brother absolutely mad to be in a shitty trip w his sister.
Oh god to have just a tenth of Carrie's power! I hated going to school because of bullying.
I was in the same boat. I'm sorry you were bullied.
Wow same experience I had, I’m also sorry you had to go through it. It was tough for sure, my parents knew but couldn’t do anything. I was bullied for being different and for always having a positive mindset.
@@PapiGalleto I was bullied for being different and poor. I was a target because I was soft hearted and let it get to me. My parents didn't really know that much and never knew the extent of the cruelty because I never told them. The only time I said something was when one girl threatened to "slice me up". The next day they found weapons on her. After awhile many around me saw that I was still trying to just be nice to people and became my friends.
I was bullied for being quiet and preferring to draw and read over playing games and sports (and was the only red head, talk about cliche am I right?) would literally get physically sick at the idea of going to school as a kid because I was bullied. I never did it on purpose, but the anxiety of having to deal with my bullies even if just for a short time just wrecked me, and all things considered I wasn't even bullied that badly.
Just verbally and emotionally, it rarely got physical and even that was just having my coat hidden so I was late getting out of school.
@@red0421 I'm not sure why, but females are the most cruel when it comes to bullying. However, it didn't matter. I had whole class rooms full of kids who would do it in one form or another. As I got older I started getting fed up with it. Some I learned to ignore (though the damage was still done) and a couple of the guys got popped. I still battle with a few of the insecurities it causes, but for the most part I'm better. I've learned that I'm loved by those who matter and by the Creator of the Universe.
The thing about Don that always annoys me in 28 weeks is that the dude literally faces down the zombie hoard with a crowbar to buy time for everyone else, which nobody seems to remember. He bails after he loses the crowbar, and realises that everyone else seems to have fucked up the time he bought them all. Tries to run to get his wife and then she runs back into a room about to be overrun with zombies. I get she was trying to save the kid, but there was no real way to do that and escape so he made a split second fight or flight response. Yeah it looks bad but what else was he meant to do?
I love Ready or Not! Grace is goals!
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Gotta give Jill credit though as she was easily the best Ghostface since Billy and Stu.
Paris Hilton in House of Wax. The whole theater cheered when I saw it.
I was waiting for this one the whole time, very surprised it wasn't included
See Paris die....
Maybe it is just because of the recency of it in my mind.....but Bev from Midnight Mass is all that comes to mind. The role is performed so well that from scene one I was ready to see her get her just desserts
And, to me, it still didn't seem like enough. What a wretched woman!
I hated her from the first episode
God I literally hate her!
Don in 28 Weeks Later did the smart thing. There was no way for him to save his wife so he made a run for it.
I totally agree with you. I don't understand how people think they could've survived trying to save the kid that ran into a dead end and with his wife on the other side of the room while zombies were pouring inside from the staircase in front of him.
The zombies are dangerous to the point were even a scratch means you are transformed in the next ten seconds. He's not fit enough to throw the zombie in the staircase where a dozen more are just jumping up. She's dumb enough to run after a child that put his safety before the whole safety of the group which were living in that house. He panicked and ran to hide under a bed when adults were literally pulling him to safety. The mother ran after him forgetting about her own children and her husband to go after that kid. Then, she had the audacity to think that they would have a chance even if it meant sacrificing her own husband for a kid who they know for max 1 minute.
I think that the only other possible outcomes were ending with a dead husband and kid because Don would be infected in the battle and have to sacrifice himself to being eaten alive downstairs. The kid would die because he wouldn't be able to run away anymore and he wouldn't make it to the boat in time which would mean that she would still be infected by protecting him or by trying to carry him to the boat with a horde was bolting towards their ass.
The only reason, you would want him dead would be for the mistake of getting himself infected after managing to survive to tell to his children what really happened. They wouldn't understand because they are just some dumb kids who think that Don killed his wife when he told them there was no possible way they could've survived when they were attacked and went into the death area thinking it would be a nice little trip back home.
Here's Nerd Explains saying his opinion on the same thing in his video about the subject from (9;11 to 10;05). And this is the part where the children put all the blame on their mother's death onto Don (16;11 to 16;50). ( th-cam.com/video/hWZzYh-mL5k/w-d-xo.html )
What Culture has a vendetta against him, I swear. 😅 Anytime they can include him in a list to say how horrible he is, he gets a high number inclusion in the list.
@@kiradattei I think it must be more about the fact that he "willingly" got himself infected by kissing her when there was so much protection separating her from the rest of the world.
It could also be because he hasn't been able to own his choices and say out loud what he did was right and why he did not save his wife. If he would've shown logic, he would be better but he got too emotional letting his feelings get in the way of things.
After his kids asked him what happened, he should have explained in details what happened and how he felt at that particular moment. Maybe people would've seen the other side of the story instead of seeing a falsely accused coward and outcast from his family for having chosen survival over love and a bite wound to the neck.
@@darkangelux_536 Nice you two aren't you. Don was a custard, of the cowardly cowardly verity. No way would my loved one be left to the infected without a fight. The guy didn't even try to save Alice.
@@olliesmith2890 We are talking about the same zombies from 28 days later and even worst.
One infected was already on top of the stairs and was about to kill Don if he would've tried to ludge at it. A dozen more jumped up towards her as she screamed. You are a lunatif if you think they had the slightest chance of getting away without dying either from the zombies or the horde outside.
If you want to go in a fight, then go ahead. If someone is dooming me to die and with them while I could survive if I let them go. What is better three dead people and two orphans or two dead people and one able to tell the tale.
Honestly, I thought about every possible way to save them. Pushing the infected down the stairs and throwing the idle in the staircase to get a bit of time to get them to safety but the probability of survival are of 30% against a threat who can kill with one drop of blood or one scratch. Even with that, as we saw in the movie, infected started to flood the upper floor in a matter of seconds literally climbing their way up. They broke the door when charging through it in 5 seconds.
In that situation I would probably die. Don did everything he could've done in a few seconds. Fighting off infected with a weapon then running upstairs leading everyone to an exit. The kid panicked and ran away further in the house dooming someone to get him back. Don had a choice, no reset, no safe files to know what would happen, he made a choice. From his point of view, it must've look a bit like either die together or survive and see your children again.
You can pretty much just add every perpetrator of the masses to choose from in 80s revenge slashers to this list, or equally any culprit from a home invasion film
Don didn’t “straight up leave her”! He had no choice! She should have thrown the kid over her shoulder or left his ass in the closet. He kept telling her let’s go but she didn’t move! So if he had stayed and got scratched or bit he not only would have turned into one of them but he would be aware of their location thus they would have to deal with him plus other zombies. Plus the fact that this man is middle aged and booked as fast as he did to safety proves that DON IS A BEAST!
Don's wife got what she deserved for being stupid
Why do so many of these lists say Don was wrong for "leaving"?
He survived.
He was the only survivor.
He would be dead if he didn't run.
Why is everyone else so fucking stupid?
Movie logic expects men to die for women as it is "noble" and female lives are worth more.
@@Ronkyort0dox Movie logic clearly doesn’t though, since he succeeded in escaping and survived the movie. It can be said if he DIDN’T value her life so much (being unable to resist kissing her even knowing she was a carrier, like a lovesick idiot) he wouldn’t have died in the first place!
Get your MRA incel bs out of here lmao.
Not only is he middle aged, but he wasn't gonna challenge Chris Evans or Hemsworth for their Marvel roles even at his peak.
He was just not physically impressive and yet everyone seem to demand he'd be fucking captain america!
Melissa, the stuck-up, hater blond at the party that Jason interrupts in Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood. When she finally gets killed by Jason at the beginning of the final showdown with Tina, I was cheering. Also, Trent, the selfish, bragging rich boy in "Friday the 13th (2009)". I reacted to his death the same way I did to Melissa's in part 7. I saw the remake in the theater, so everyone else there was cheering, too.
Kinda surprised to not see House of Wax on her. After all, the entire marketing campaign leading up to release was based around getting to see Paris Hilton bite the big one.
True, but to be fair, that had nothing to do with the character. It was all about the character being played by the most hated person in entertainment business of that time.
Trent in the Friday the 13th remake was my #1 all time "Really rooting for this death" kill. The entire theatre applauded when he died. Glorious. :-)
Same
Same. Trent was a douche and I was so here for it. Also I gotta say all of the characters in the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre. All of them are so unlikeable istg
Everyone always just says “the bullies” from carrie but doesnt just mention Chris who has to be one of the most evil bullies in cinema , the rest were just her henchmen
henchmen deserve what they get
The sleazey reporter in Manhunter (1986). That was spectacular!
I was absolutely ROOTING for David’s death from Shaun of The Dead and when he gets ripped apart by the zombies I was cheering and clapping so loudly I scared my foster carer
i felt pretty bad for franklin for TCM everyone was so mean to him :(
Welcome to the 70s.
@@Lawrence_Talbot touché
The boy (and dad, but that's a given) in The Woman.
Never wanted a kid to die in a movie before
The only time I ever cheered at the end of a horror film was Hostel. I'm surprised it didn't make this list.
"rolling around on the floor" franklin literally fell out of his wheelchair, wtf?
So many movies I've rented due to these lists. Tonight I'll be watching Ready or Not.
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Nick Goode really was the worst. He gets set up as a sympathetic guy, then slowly is shown to be worse and worse until we see how manipulative and evil he is. Loved seeing the Goodes get what they deserved.
What the F is wrong with you sociopaths?! Franklin is easily the most sympathetic and smartest character in Texas Chainsaw. He is in a old school manual wheelchair dragged into a stupidly dangerous situation by a bunch of morons. His reactions are entirely reasonable given his situation and how little care any of his supposed friends or own Sister show him especially when things start to go bad.
Of course he had a manual wheelchair. You couldn’t afford an electric one in 1974 unless you were a Getty.
Totally, I was just trying to highlight how at the mercy of his friends and Sister he is in this situation and none of them show him much regard or consideration. Not even his Sister when things start to get scary. Honestly their treatment of him basically kills any sympathy I had or could have for any of the other characters. His is actually the ONLY death in the movie I really have sympathy for. So I guess I am the complete opposite of all of these supposed droves that hate him.
I sure hope Scream 5 doesn't do what I'm expecting and make Sydney the new killer. Something, something the years of trauma got to her. It would be a terrible and predictable turn.
They won't.
OMG, that was exactly my first thought when it was announced.
Yeah, everybody seeing The Mist in the theater when my husband and I went to see it simultaneously spontaneously cheered when Ms. Carmody bit it. It made it twice as satisfying because I knew I wasn't the only one wishing for her gruesome demise.
Also (this being the reason I am probably single) I would have left my wife too in 28 Weeks (mind you I completely loathe this movie and think it should have never been made). He gave her every chance not to get devoured, and she chose some stranger's kid. The rules change when you have a hoard of flesh eaters at your door. I'd save my Mom, but the rest of you would be meat piles because hey...I want to live, so which of us wants it more?
Nice guy you. Not flesh eaters by the way either.
@@olliesmith2890 Semantics. Rage filled monsters then.
@@olliesmith2890 They literally bite and eat human flesh, and the way humans "win" in the sequel is by waiting them out and letting them starve to death, because they won't eat anything but human flesh. Did you actually watch either of the movies?
Turns out "This is the End" Jonah Hill is just real life Jonah Hill.
Don gets such a bad rep. 99.9% of us would do the exact same thing and we damned well know it, I think that's why people hate on him so much, he forces them to confront their own cowardice.
Lol, I was just saying that. I thought he did the right thing.
I was beyond thrilled when the d-bag in Day of the Dead was devoured. Did the excrutiating mother and son die in Babadook, or is that my own wishful thinking manifesting?
I think Juno in The Descent! Like OMG YYYEESSSS!! that's my top one
Technically, she didn’t die, but if you’re like me and want to pretend there wasn’t a sequel, I won’t tell.
Trent from Friday the 13th (2009) should’ve been on this list for sure
i dont really know why everyone hates franklin so much. hes the only one who paid attention to and pointed out the red flags. he had completely valid reasons to be afraid
Okay I have to ask - in a list about horror movies, what on earth is Endgame footage doing mixed in?
I didnt want franklin to die. Shit. More like be the survivor.
fun fact: when leatherface was added to Dead by Daylight one of his perks is called "franklin's demise" because that's how much everyone hated him.
I can understand why this film is left out because it is seen more as a science-fiction or thriller film than a horror film. Also, this list tends to focus on horror films where there is a long list of characters that get bumped off rather than one or two. In other words, "The Hollow Man" is more fitting for this type of list than "The Invisible Man." Yet I cannot think of any recent horror film where I hated the antagonist so much. Other versions of this often-told tale revolve around a man who becomes an evil villain as a result of being invisible. This story instead is about a VERY evil man who learns to become invisible, and his maliciousness has NOTHING to do with him becoming invisible. You have to wait the entire movie to see the IM get his comeuppance, but when it happens it is much more satisfying than any of the deaths on this list.
YES
We practically cheered out loud with these onscreen deaths 🤟☠️🤟☠️
The character of Mrs. Carmody is the reason why I could only watch that movie once. Marcia Gay Harden is an amazing actor and played the role incredibly, but the religious extremism of the character, aside from demanding human sacrifices, I have seen in real life and kinda triggered some deep seeded and unrealized PTSD, to the point where if the world truly did fall apart, the person in question, would most definitely be calling for the brutal murder of an innocent child or children if it meant they would survive while maintaining power/respect.
Oh wow you're making a boogie man out of an entire demographic. Way too go you progressive lefty!
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You're not alone. More and more people are breaking free from religious trauma. It's very real. Sending you well wishes 🌟
@@willdiesel8431 where is the “entire demographic”?
@@jejsjdndidxj5731 why it would be the religious right of course.
What, no Paris Hilton in “House Of Wax” or J Law in “Mother!”?
J Law sucks, but her character did nothing wrong. Paris was just taking advantage of the hatred everyone had built for her reality tv persona so I'm not surprised she was given an annoying role
5:25 "whiney man baby" I'm having that
Ready or Not is a personal fav of mine…
The implosion scene NEVER gets old. It’s so friggin satisfying, especially when it’s Alex’s turn to go
Christine Brown, the female protagonist from Drag Me to Hell. I found her to be unsympathetic and completely annoying. The final scene was just perfect.
All of Dani's traveling companions in Midsommar
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I disagree. The bf wasn't the best but he didn't deserve his fate.
This, 100% this. Midsommar ended up coming across as a black comedy to me more than anything, because everyone in it makes such incomprehensibly STUPID decisions so many times in a row that by 60 minutes into the movie, it wasn't just that they deserved to die for being so stupid, it came across as if they all actively *wanted* to die and were doing their best to make it happen.
And Dani.
I mean.. This is the end is, for me, is a straight up comedy so seeing it on a list of horror movies feels very out of place lmao
That scene in Shaun of the Dead where Shaun and David argue about Shaun's mom and EVERYTHING comes out was one of the most unexpectedly emotional moments I've ever seen. Hits hard to this day and makes David's evisceration all the more bloody satisfying.
I dunno, making the disabled person a complete man child doesn't seem like it's a big deal. Just because he's disabled doesn't mean he's guaranteed to be a humbled and kind hearted soul. Anyone who gets angry at that is focusing way too much on how people are different. Just my two cents.
I take it that you've never met or know someone with a disability?
I quite agree; just seems like part of the usual modern day prerogative of finding some social justice issue to whine about at all costs. If it was playing into an unhelpful stereotype then I'd get it, but people in wheelchairs being dicks is not "a thing"; personally if I was disabled I'd actually find it way more offensive that someone was calling this out, as though all disabled people had to be treated with kid gloves because they're so different to the rest of us.
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 I'm a wheelchair user. The only thing that offends me is when someone mistakes a broken back for a bad back. There's a huge difference between the two.
@@wheelie_1988 no argument there, but what does that have to do with the topic in hand?
People get pissy if anyone in a minority is portrayed like an actual human being. It's why I no longer associate with certain groups despite being a part of said groups. I hate when people play the victim cuz they are a minority.
Uncut Gems isn’t a horror movie, but I was glad a certain lead character was put out of my misery. I wish it had happened less than halfway through that nerve wracking mess
Carrie wasn't strange looking, was she? Is that just a reference to the old fashioned way she dressed? If so, that's really what should have been said; because otherwise that's really terrible.
Sooooooo happy to see Belko on here - I saw it at the TIFF in a packed theatre and there were hockey-level cheers in that cinema when Wendell got his comeuppance
Trent from the Friday the 13th remake? Video suggestion. 10 horror movie characters that we wanted to die but never did? The mayor in jaws.
How could you leave out TRENT from FRIDAY THE 13TH 2009? Seriously, anyone else?
Rhodes in Day of the Dead was an asshole, his death was perfectly brutal, shot multiple times by Bub the Zombie before being torn apart while telling the zombies to choke on him.
Burke's death in Aliens was satisfactory but could have been better.
There's actually a really interesting deleted scene where Burke (very partially) redeems himself. Ripley finds him cocooned in the hive, and he asks for a grenade, then waits until the girls are a safe distance away and detonates it, killing himself and holding the Xenos off while Ripley and Newt escape.
I loved Jill's death she really had it coming
thanks for the Halloween upload
Burke from Aliens. The lawyer from Jurassic Park.
Happy Halloween!!!!
And yes the school bullies had to f***in go! No excuse for what they did.
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🎃👻🕸️Happy Halloween everyone!🕷️☠️🦇
Keep up the awesome work Jess!!!
Thanks for the virtue signaling with Franklin. Are disabled people less inclined to be annoying than able bodied folks? I’m glad I don’t have to “feel bad” about disliking him. I appreciate you letting me know
No one cares, jackass
seriously, how does this not feature the teacher in the first final destination?
"[Shaun from Shaun of the Dead] is not the most relatable narrator... he's lazy, unmotivated, and seems doomed to stay a child forever."
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1. Ash, Alien
2. Burke, Aliens
I don't think Jonah's character in this is the end was exaggerated at all nowadays lol
In SOTD, David was played by Dylan Moran, and you can't hate Dylan Moran ! ;)
He's brilliant, in SOTD, Black Books, his stand up shows ( think the bit in Monster about children being mini drunks is hysterically funny )
@@michelletempleton2505 Most indeedy ! I loved black books (though usually I don't like tee-vee series) and tried to find most of what I could about him.
@@pateris Same! I am still sad there's only three seasons of it :) I think he's extremely underrated by a lot of people sadly, would love to see him live at some point
@@michelletempleton2505 I do think it's better that they did not milk indefinitely the premise even when it has outlived its welcome, like some series who drags on and on and on… And yes, me too, even if English is not my first language !
@@pateris I would not have guessed that at all hun, if you dont mind my asking you, what is your first language? And please don't worry I am often (jokingly) accused of English not being my first language because I'm Scottish
10:34 Well this aged fantastic.
all the characters in the Nightmare on Elm Street remake (too bad that didn't happen), and more recently, Cameron in Halloween 18/Kills
Yes I love and am glad y’all included the fear street trilogy I loved that trilogy ☺️🙌🏽
Happy to see The Belko Expirament on a list! This movie doesn't get talked about enough
Honestly I didn't liked David but I always feel sorry seeing him die. Because he got killed right in the mome, where he is about to redeem himself.
The TV people always wear trenchcoats in public, even in clear weather, and they run like The Flash, even if they're not in a hurry, just to let people know that they are the TV people.
Really? People weren't huge fans of Scream 4? My favorite of the four. So glad when it came out, wasn't disappointed in the least.
The irony of The Mist's ending was....Mrs. Carmody was right all along. Think about it....
I think that's a super interesting theory, that killing his son is what made the mist lift. I hated her, but Ms. Carmody was right about everything else, why not this?
In the early 2000s film hide and seek I was chanting for 8 yr old Dakota fanning's seemingly omen-esqe character to die until the final reveal
Ryan Philippe in “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”
Carla in I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
Aht aht, I loved Scream 4 as soon as I saw it. #JusticeForKirby.
I didn't have a problem with Don in 28 weeks later. I even understand why he did what he did. That little boy was the reason for the "zombies" even found them in the first place, her refusal to leave without the kid put them in even more danger once the house was overrun. Fight or flight kicks in and had Don stayed to help his wife, he'd be dead and as we found out, she would have survived. He didn't really lie to his kids about him seeing her die, because it was the only logical thing to jump to after knowing she didn't make it out of the house. He knew he had two children out there still and him staying behind only to die, wouldn't have made much sense to him.
Yeah it'd only guarantee that if they had made it (which he didn't know at the time) then they would be all alone. Choosing faint hope over hopelessness isn't a bad!