The McKinley Speedway Crash – The Final Destination While not exactly the same as how Nadia went, I am scared of flying tires thanks to this scene. Regardless, whenever I’m driving I’m always fearful that someone’s tire will fall off in front of me and then fling into my front windshield. I don’t want to say Nadia deserved being blown apart by a rogue tire, but she kinda a bitch. Obliterated By Flying Tire – The Final Destination Like, what do you mean one long stick can hold up people and things with ease? Sounds incredibly fake. Plus, I’d be lying if I said that I don’t cross the road whenever I see very tall machinery above me - especially cranes, which look so incredibly unbalanced. While “falling cherry picker” is SUCH a specific way to die, anything large toppling over can kill you. Bisected By A Falling Cherry Picker – Final Destination 3 Luckily, I won’t ever have to find that out because I don’t know what a belt sander even is.
While I’m sure a lot of people work with big machinery and in construction, you do have to be a different type of unlucky to have wrench fly directly into your head after hitting a belt sander. I struggle to remember the correct way to turn a screwdriver, so I know I won’t ever be close enough to a wrench for it to possibly split my head in half.
Head Split By A Wrench – Final Destination 5 I don’t know about you, but I just don’t trust it. I mean, those car lift machines shouldn’t be able to hold an entire car by one pole, yet they somehow manage to. While I can’t say that I fear getting diced by metal fences on the daily, the general idea that things can go terribly wrong at a mechanic is something that I can get behind. His death, however, was unusually cruel with a C02 tank knocking him into a fence, dicing him like a crisp, crisp onion. With The Final Destination hitting cinemas in 3D, Andy’s death was equal parts gruesome and iconic. Diced Into Chunks By A Metal Fence – The Final Destination A single brick? One lone brick? Are you not embarrassed? If I were Alex, I would simply wear a helmet everywhere I went if I knew death was after me. How can Alex, at his big age of 19, let a falling brick be his demise. This death is more embarrassing than anything else. Hit By A Falling Brick – Final Destination I have enough faith in the world to know that the chances of dying this way are slim to none. The patient, mind you, who is already so injured that he looks like he should be in ICU with a number of doctors and nurses at his aide.
The likelihood of a hospital actually leaving a patient unattended for so long that a bathtub floods is so very low.Įven more unlikely is an overflowing bath being powerful enough to make an entire floor cave in and crush the patient below. Squashed By A Falling Bathtub – The Final Destination
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