Movies where kids are killed :(
Paul Cartwright
rare to see children shown on a movie in the process of getting killed (as
opposed to seeing the aftermath) not that i want see children get killed.
its sick dammit! so anyway, anyone know of any other films (most often made
outside the U.S of course) that show children getting killed? I can only
think of 'Caligula' (1980) and that was a particularly brutal slaying.
ah..ancient rome. those were the days
Edward Andrew Howden
> its a film taboo to have children get killed (opposed to dying) so its very
> rare to see children shown on a movie in the process of getting killed
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one who died. I hate windows, and I'm not talking computers here.
Daniel Fredrick Etter
to hell.
Dan
On 29 Jan 1999 12:23:25 GMT, Paul Cartwright Spake Thusly:
> its a film taboo to have children get killed (opposed to dying) so its very
Editor X
I think Welcome To Sarajevo had some but I don't remember exactly
Greywizard
some kiddie deaths as well.
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Also The Bad Seed, although not shown on screen.
I seem to be picking out movies where kids kill kids, which is disturbing in
and of itself.
Linda Kay
Led_Gein
wrote:
>On 29 Jan 1999 12:23:25 GMT, "Paul Cartwright"
><cart...@vianet.net.au> wrote:
>
>>its a film taboo to have children get killed (opposed to dying) so its very
>>rare to see children shown on a movie in the process of getting killed (as
>>opposed to seeing the aftermath) not that i want see children get killed.
>>its sick dammit! so anyway, anyone know of any other films (most often made
>>outside the U.S of course) that show children getting killed? I can only
>>think of 'Caligula' (1980) and that was a particularly brutal slaying.
>>ah..ancient rome. those were the days
Out of the Blue--1980
Drunk Dennis Hopper T-Bones a schoolbus full of youngsters with his
semi-truck, killing many. The wreck is shown in slow motion with
"bodies" hanging out the windows.
Robert Lee
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the fire.
Blob 1988 also has a scene of a kid dying. I recently posted about this
movie, which I found to be pretty disturbing.
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Pulpfixen
The Player--kid on bike dies eventually(that counts right)
Alice Sweet Alice--in which charred Brooke Sheilds is the main course
AND NOT TOO MENTION KENNY
THE POSTER CHILD FOR KID DEATH
ElTopoXXX
>Out of the Blue--1980
>
>Drunk Dennis Hopper T-Bones a schoolbus full of youngsters with his
>semi-truck, killing many. The wreck is shown in slow motion with
>"bodies" hanging out the windows.
Indeed that IS an extremely disturbing sequence, and the image of Hopper's semi
plowing through the bus is unforgettable.
I would also mention the shattering scene from PET SEMATARY, in which Gage
runs out in front of a truck, and then we see the father screaming in anguish,
and pictures of him cuddling the "baby" are flashed on the screen. I had a
friend become so disturbed by the emotional power of that scene (on first
viewing) that he asked me to turn the tape off. A very underrated film.
Don
BlueRainSoda
the ice breaks and the bus sinks. The title has slipped my mind.
Someone id please.
Editor X
>and of course lets not forget my fave dead kid pics
> The Player--kid on bike dies eventually(that counts right)
You mean Short Cuts right?
> Alice Sweet Alice--in which charred Brooke Sheilds is the main course
> AND NOT TOO MENTION KENNY
>
> THE POSTER CHILD FOR KID DEATH
editor x
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THE BEYOND (little girl gets her head blown off, rather literally)
PET SEMATARY (tot decimated by truck)
LORD OF ILLUSIONS (cult member murders hubby and kids)
SRB
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On 29 Jan 1999, Daniel Fredrick Etter wrote:
> High Risk, with Jet Li. A whole school bus full of the buggers gets blown
> to hell.
>
> Dan
>
Let's not forget Cemetery Man, in which a bunch of boy scouts die twice.
SRB
Jerome Fryar
with Maculey Culkin. Great seen of his mother dropping him off a cliff.
Hans Magne Holto
Paul Cartwright skrev i meldingen <01be4b82$66e0e900$62ed1acb@home>...
>its a film taboo to have children get killed (opposed to dying) so its very
>rare to see children shown on a movie in the process of getting killed (as
>opposed to seeing the aftermath) not that i want see children get killed.
>its sick dammit! so anyway, anyone know of any other films (most often made
>outside the U.S of course) that show children getting killed? I can only
>think of 'Caligula' (1980) and that was a particularly brutal slaying.
>ah..ancient rome. those were the days
>
of a child.A young boy get his head smashed with a rock.
And in the movie "The Children" I'l think it was some kids who
got killed.
Hans
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Wasn't there a child who got shot and killed in City Hall?
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Paul Cartwright wrote in message <01be4b82$66e0e900$62ed1acb@home>...
>its a film taboo to have children get killed (opposed to dying) so its very
>rare to see children shown on a movie in the process of getting killed (as
>opposed to seeing the aftermath) not that i want see children get killed.
>its sick dammit! so anyway, anyone know of any other films (most often made
>outside the U.S of course) that show children getting killed? I can only
>think of 'Caligula' (1980) and that was a particularly brutal slaying.
>ah..ancient rome. those were the days
>
In "The Heroic Trio" there's a scene where Wonder Woman fails to save a baby
from accidental injury which leads to death. A lot better than the hero
being invincible and infallible wherever babies and the handicapped are
concerned. Also in that same movie, Thief Catcher must wipe out a cadre of
possessed flesh-eating youngsters.
YDJ
You Die Joe
Pulpfixen wrote in message <19990129151655...@ng146.aol.com>...
>and of course lets not forget my fave dead kid pics
> The Player--kid on bike dies eventually(that counts right)
Man, that was in SHORTCUTS!
YDJ
Trent
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Bersen and Richard Greco. A kid is put into a garbage disposal. Seriously
bad, mean spirited piece of shit.
Daniel
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THE BROOD
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP (Death happens off-screen as camera slowly zooms in
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ElTopoXXX
Andy Warhol's BAD, where a distraught mother throws her newborn out of a
high-rise apartment building window. The kid hits the pavement and gory bits
of dead baby splash into a passerby's face. Ive seen a guy turn GREEN after
seeing that...
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The last scene has a big group of parents killing the're zombifies kids.
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fashion, at least so-cheesingly-bad-it's-good?
Worth a rental?
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I thought it was pretty good, definatly worth a rental. It's pretty
boring up until the last half hour. I was kinda disapointed that it
wasn't very cheesy, it took itself too seriously. Still an intersting
movie.
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>
> I would also mention the shattering scene from PET SEMATARY, in which Gage
> runs out in front of a truck, and then we see the father screaming in anguish,
> and pictures of him cuddling the "baby" are flashed on the screen. I had a
> friend become so disturbed by the emotional power of that scene (on first
> viewing) that he asked me to turn the tape off. A very underrated film.
My sister and I had fun in Pet Sematary by trying to pinpoint exactly when the
dad lost it completely. We decided it was that crazy little grin he gave when
he was diggin' up the kid. "Whoa! He's gone!"
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> Linda Blair in The Exorcist. Oops, no, she was almost killed. I am the
> one who died. I hate windows, and I'm not talking computers here.
Didn't see your name at first, and I was saying, "Whah?"
But technically, you didn't die until the third movie.
Moonli...@webtv.net
showed kids being munched on. And lets not forget Night of the Living
Dead's little girl zombie who wants to play with Mama.
FemDomSoc
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one with the kids on the island).
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in Legion when Bill K shot me to death.
We are all spirit immortals, but it takes death to reveal this to us.
For me, the first time was enough, as languishing in Hell with the Other
and the Gemini was no honeymoon. I mean, a guy gives it all he's got,
takes on the demon that was tormenting Regan MacNeil, jumps out the
window with the demon in tow... only to slip through the cracks! "Save
Your Servant", indeed. What kind of policing is being done when the
good guy gets dragged into Hell? It took two mortals to rescue me, Bill
K and Father Morning, at the cost of Morning's life (who knows if HE
slipped through the cracks, too? I haven't seen him around up Here
yet...). And that was just the movie. Blatty's book has me already
gone to Glory, and just my body being used. I didn't need rescuing in
the book, just in the movie. I wish people would get their stories
straight, you know? At any rate, I have tracked down Father Lankester
Merrin (yes, he's up Here, too, I guess the cracks were too narrow to
admit him, some people have all the luck), and he is helping me to
understand what happened, and why, the first two times I died. One day
I hope to understand completely. Until then, I consider my faith
partially restored, which is a damn site better than what I was going
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>Andy Warhol's BAD, where a distraught mother throws her newborn out of a
>high-rise apartment building window. The kid hits the pavement and gory bits
>of dead baby splash into a passerby's face. Ive seen a guy turn GREEN after
>seeing that...
You mean that baby that looked suspiciously like a watermelon wrapped in a
receiving blanket?
Jessica S Raine
In 'Young Guns', a guy gets his head blown off and it splatters
all over Kiefer Sutherland's face. (Pretty gross right there.) I think
the guy who gets killed (albeit not a kid) is Jack Palance's son. Does
that count?
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>>of dead baby splash into a passerby's face. Ive seen a guy turn GREEN
>after
>>seeing that...
Whoa!! Now THAT I've gotta see!
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dfe...@indiana.edu (Daniel Fredrick Etter) wrote:
> High Risk, with Jet Li. A whole school bus full of the buggers gets blown
> to hell.
Don't forget to note that it's a comedy...
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>
> its a film taboo to have children get killed (opposed to dying) so its very
> rare to see children shown on a movie in the process of getting killed (as
> opposed to seeing the aftermath) not that i want see children get killed.
> its sick dammit! so anyway, anyone know of any other films (most often made
> outside the U.S of course) that show children getting killed? I can only
> think of 'Caligula' (1980) and that was a particularly brutal slaying.
> ah..ancient rome. those were the days
Surprised no one else has mentioned it but LEON features the death of a
4 year old
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and The Untold Story where Anthony Wong chops up a family including
around 3-4 kids.
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cinn...@shell.one.net (athol-brose) wrote:
> It happens more often in Hong Kong movies, I think. For example, "Heroic
> Trio" ... a couple of babies die.
And:
Beyond Hypothermia- Heroine blows little girl away... off-camera. Seventh
Curse- Screaming kids crushed to death. Lotsa blood. Run and Kill- Little
girl burned to death in front of father. Ouch. The Untold Story- Family
butchered, including kids. Moon Warriors- Mainstream fare in which soldier
kills little kid. A Taste of Killing and Romance- Nasty killer kills granny,
pet, and grandaughter. Intruder- Little girl is put through so much it might
as well count as a death; choking, drowning, nearly buried alive, chased by
serial killers, etc... Expect the Unexpected- Baby found dead via washing
machine.
Just off the top of my head. Unpleasant as all this might be, I like HK
willingness to violate tradition and kill cute kids and animals.
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>No C&P
>
>"Interview With The Vampire ." Not only is Kirsten Dunst's character left to
>be destroyed by the sun, but isn't there another child death in that one?
In the same vein (har! Sorry), Bram Stoker's Dracula includes a marvelous
scene where Jonathan Harker watches three female vampires feast on an
infant. I'm not sure if this specific scene was in the novel or not.
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>
> THE POSTER CHILD FOR KID DEATH
>
F**K South park
AARON MILENSKI
Plenty of kids get killed there.
And my all time favorite: THE CHILDREN.
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>F**K South park
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Trent
>
> Wait....Werent a few kids killed in the film "Red Dawn", at the beginning, when
> the russians first land in America, and they start shooting at a school, and a
> few unfortunate ones never got away? Im not sure, as its been years since Ive
> seen this film...
That reminds me of a movie called Born American. Some Americans get
stuck in Russia, and some of them die. I forget how old they were, but
I think they were teens. Been a helluva long time since I saw the
movie, and I was about 7 at the time, so pardon my bad memory.
------> Trent
Trent
>
> >I would also mention the shattering scene from PET SEMATARY, in which Gage
> >runs out in front of a truck, and then we see the father screaming in
> >anguish,
> >and pictures of him cuddling the "baby" are flashed on the screen. I had a
> >friend become so disturbed by the emotional power of that scene (on first
> >viewing) that he asked me to turn the tape off. A very underrated film.
> >
> >Don
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> Very underrated indeed, I mean Mrs. Creeds (Cant remember her first name)
> insane sister who was locked in the back room was played by a transvesite, or
> at least thats what it looked like!
That girl was incredibly disturbing. I saw that movie with a friend at
the theater, and we covered our eyes every time that sick sister came on
screen. Very creepy.
------> Trent
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>
Lets not forget, while mentioning Italian Horror, Frozen Terror aka Macabro,
where in the beginning, the jealous older sister drowns her kid brother in the
bathtub, THEN, in the end, where the jealous older sister gets killed by her
mother, drowning in bathtub no less, after she discovers her mothers secret in
the freezer....
Baudlayre
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Baudlayre wrote:
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ElTopoXXX
>That girl was incredibly disturbing. I saw that movie with a friend at
>the theater, and we covered our eyes every time that sick sister came on
>screen. Very creepy.
I know, Im always surprised to hear such disagreement from people, when I say
that Pet Sematary is definitely one of the best Stephen King adaptions yet.
There are many scenes in it that are deeply disturbing:
* in the theatre, the sound of the trucks going past at high speeds was
nerve-shattering. Really gave you a feeling of how it would feel to live in a
house next to such a freeway.
* the accident victim being brought into the ER with his brains hanging
out...and the way he suddenly awakens and whispers a warning to the horrified
doctor.
* when the victim comes back from the dead and takes the Doc out to the Pet
Sematary, and says "this is the place where the dead speak....but dont go to
the place where the dead.....WALK....." and begins to levitate off the ground.
* the afforementioned death of the little boy, which choked me up when I
watched it in the theatre.
* when the kid comes back as a little zombie, and the way that the father
sticks the hypo into his neck,and he screams evilly, then staggers away, saying
delicately "...no fair!" before he collapses in final death.
The other King film that I thought was vastly underrated was THINNER....gotta
love those gypsies.....
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The sick sister was actually played by a man - apparently, they couldn't
find a sufficiently emmaciated woman in time for shooting. I'm guessing
this has to do with the types of conditions that make people that thin
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The ultra-thin model used to create the sunlight-burned vampire in the
film Fright Night II was billed as "Dinah Cancer," which sort of speaks
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> The other King film that I thought was vastly underrated was THINNER....gotta
> love those gypsies.....
>
> "Go away or I make it worse......I make it so much worse, you think I BLESS you
> deh first time!!"
>
> Don
>
King films can be okay, as long as you haven't read the book... if you
have, then you can see how much they fucked with it, and you'll be
disappointed.
Probably some of the best King adaptations are the ones that were "made
for tv" movies...
It and The Stand spring to mind... of course, they're utter shit
compared to the books (which I think are two of King's best), but just
seen as themselves, they're quite entertaining...
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>
> Lets not forget, while mentioning Italian Horror, Frozen Terror aka Macabro,
> where in the beginning, the jealous older sister drowns her kid brother in the
> bathtub, THEN, in the end, where the jealous older sister gets killed by her
> mother, drowning in bathtub no less, after she discovers her mothers secret in
> the freezer....
Thanks for reminding me..."The Changeling"
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- and the "playground" scene somehow put me in mind of this thread... I was
all set to watch the little girl score a slug through the forehead ("Do it
man! Pull that trigger!"), but, of course, we (and the thread) were gypped
at the last moment. Oh well. "Movies where kids are *nearly* blown away"?
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>
> >Let's not forget Cemetery Man, in which a bunch of boy scouts die twice.
> >
> >SRB
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> Lets not forget, while mentioning Italian Horror, Frozen Terror aka Macabro,
> where in the beginning, the jealous older sister drowns her kid brother in the
> bathtub, THEN, in the end, where the jealous older sister gets killed by her
> mother, drowning in bathtub no less, after she discovers her mothers secret in
> the freezer....
In Mars Attacks, they knock the Washington Monument over onto a pack of
Boy Scouts, don't they?
dami...@gmail.com
> its a film taboo to have children get killed (opposed to dying) so its very
> rare to see children shown on a movie in the process of getting killed (as
> opposed to seeing the aftermath) not that i want see children get killed.
> its sick dammit! so anyway, anyone know of any other films (most often made
> outside the U.S of course) that show children getting killed? I can only
> think of 'Caligula' (1980) and that was a particularly brutal slaying.
> ah..ancient rome. those were the days
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