What's your favorite bad death scene in a movie ever? I have a few, but I think this one wins for me. Mostly because it's Joey Lawrence and we get to see him shot in the head twice.....it's from a straight to DVD movie called Rest Stop (which had and equally bad sequel).
Basically, the set up is he's hurt, can't walk, and the killer is about to light the place on fire. He doesn't want to burn to death so he asks our hero to shoot him in the head. But it doesn't go right the first time so he promptly asks her to do it again (even though you see his skull and brains on the floor after the first shot). Definitely one for the books. Clip is NSFW!
3. "RE: That my friend WAS AWESOME!" In response to Reply # 1
Hahaha - I remember watching the movie and I wasn't really paying attention because it was so bad....then that scene came up and I literally couldn't stop laughing and talking about how awesome it was - it just came out of nowhere
8. "Worst Death Scene, or BEST of the WORST Death Scenes?" In response to Reply # 0
It was mentioned before, but Pee Wee Herman in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie has the greatest death scene in movie history.
As far as bad ones....
Roddy Piper in the otherwise awesome They Live.
Steven Segal in Executive Decisions.
Taye Diggs in Equilibrium...worst final battle ever. They spend the whole movie building up to an epic battle...and Diggs goes out like a punk.
Michael Wincott in Alien Resurrection. I know a lot of people hated this movie, but I liked it...except that the beginning made it seem like it was going to finally give Michael Wincott a shot at being a badass hero...NOPE. He also goes out like a chump, and not even in a clever way.
But my all time favorite worst death scene is still the Emperor in Return of the Jedi. Every Star Wars fanatic will fight me on it. I'm sorry, you give us three movies with light saber battles and acrobatics and flips and levitating objects...and how do you defeat the most powerful being to use the Dark side of the Force? You pick his ass up and throw him down a hole. How bootleg is that. It would have even been more realistic if Han came in out of nowhere and just shot him.
25. "dude wasn't even tired. he was laughing. " In response to Reply # 12
Why did Luke even need to be there? They could have just gotten Chewie and some of his guys from back home, set them up on the Death Star and said "Just walk up in there and start throwing motherfuckers. The force can't stop a body slam."
You're such pests...now, what is it you want? In your depths of your ignorance, what is it you want? Well, whatever it is you want, I can't deliver because I just don't see it. - Orson Welles
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