Blade Runner (1982) [Pris]: Shot in the stomach by Harrison Ford as she flips towards him, then finished off with another shot as she kicks and thrashes violently on the floor. (As a replicant, she was never technically "alive" to begin with, but I suppose this counts as a "death" scene in any case.)
High Spirits (1998) [Mary Plunkett]: Stabbed in the stomach by Liam Neeson, centuries in the past; her ghost appears to Steve Guttenberg in the present day, and her death is shown when Daryl and Liam's ghosts "relive" the past while Steve watches helplessly. (I've only seen a brief portion of this movie.) (Thanks to G-Man)
The Tie That Binds (1995) [Leann Netherwood]: Neck snapped by Keith Carradine.
Hard Cash (Run for the Money) (2002) [Virginia]: Shot in the stomach with a spear-gun by Rodney Rowland after he emerges from the water; she dies after shooting him in return. (Thanks to Rapier, HH, and Dick Hertz)
Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) [Elle Driver, 'California Mountain Snake]: Possibly bitten by her own black mamba after Uma Thurman blinds Daryl at the end of their fight in Michael Madsen's trailer. We last see Daryl thrashing about wildly in the trailer with the mamba, so it's left up in the air as to whether it bites her or not. (A question mark in the closing credits also emphasizes the ambiguity.) (Thanks to Michelle, J. and Edourdo)
Dark Honeymoon (2008) [Jan]: Killed in a car crash (off-screen), along with Craig Shoemaker, when their car goes over a cliff after Lindy Booth cuts the brake line; we see the wrecked car on the rocks below when Nick Cornish discovers it. (It's later revealed that everything we've seen is a lie told by Nick, and that Nick is the actual killer.) (Thanks to Germboygel) |
