An overlooked horror movie cliche...
Blood shown splattering on a wall after someone is killed.
sharefinally make it to the car to escape only conveniently for the killer it just won't start.
shareEvery-Goddam-Time!!!
Also, does anybody know anyone that keeps car keys above the sun visor??
Why is this constantly in movies?
I like what they did with that idea and a dirt-bike in Pumpkinhead (1988).
(the escape part, not the sunvisor part. 🙃)
Been a while!
What did they do in that one again?
Scrambling through the dark, scary woods, our young herd of victims encounters a dirt-bike in a clearing. 'My bike!' cries one gladly as he runs forward. 'It's a TRAP!' wail the others. Scoffing, our junior Evel Knievel hops on his bike and fires it up with the first kick. [spoiler]The dirt-bike isn't going anywhere, though, since our favorite demon of revenge emerges, grinning toothily with the bike's drive-chain dangling from one outstretched claw.[/spoiler] Things go badly from this point.
shareYes...Pumpkinhead, always the trickster!
Funny, we called a boy in our class 'pumpkinhead' because of his very large head
Still kills me to this day but he never thought it was funny:/
I used to work with a guy we called pumpkinhead. We'd joke that his head was so big that it had its own gravitational field. He was cool about it; 'got to have the brain-room', something like that. He did a great Mike Myers too "Me and my great mis-shapend head'll be right there."
shareOh man, my dude wanted to kill all of us...big stocky kid, probably could have!
But that didn't stop us lol