Hills Have Eyes, The: Mars (Lance Gordon)

Comments for death : Hills Have Eyes, The: Mars (Lance Gordon).

And in third place for highest number of categories...

I'm guessing OB is still on the lookout for those to upset Phil Connor's streak...

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/30/2007 09:15PM by Matt.

YES! I already have one! Sadly, it'll take weeks to write the monster up. Also the death(s) is actually pretty lame and drawn out.

Now, on the subject of the death itself, I'm pretty sure you could take out "Betrayal" (I haven't seen the film yet, but it sounds like Ruby was forced to defend herself and/or already against her brother) and put in "Bludgeoning" for the stone.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/30/2007 11:28PM by Mr. Briggs Inc..

A thrown stone in the face is a Projectile and doesn't really qualify as Bludgeoning. I realise this is somewhat subjective, but it's kind of the same logic that arrows don't count as stabbed or impalement. Now if the stone had been repeatedly slammed into his head...

Also, given that you haven't seen the film you'll just have to take my word for it that Ruby well and truly betrays her family throughout the film, and especially at the end when she acts of her own free will first to distract her brother, and then to kill him. She is in no way acting in self-defence. She also hides Mars' dinner, which is probably an even greater act of betrayal by his standards...

Stone? Snake? Surely Grab Bag qualifies.
Oh and that really should be "there IS a whole bunch". Collective noun, fools.