Shopping cart hits his driver side door lightly, no scratches, he falls over violently, snaps his neck on the stool that's buckled into the passenger seat.
its a scene like the explosion in sword fish. it takes it time to fully hammer in the point even though it didn't have to story wise, and it sits with you.
CSB: I was driving a boat motor between job sites when a 10' length of angle iron slipped from the truck in front of me. Was able to partially dodge; instead of being decapitated it just got off a chunk off the passenger side of trailblzer like a knife. My bosses first comment was "you got insurance right." Then the company president, his father, overheard that. Tore him a new one right in front over the site crew.
There is a movie about a person who ran into a truck with pipes, persons head flies out. Its based in part on and accident a relative of my wife had in the early 90's or late 80's. She doesnt remember and her mother wont talk about it.
They should have learned the lesson and keep their distance. Nothing to be affraid of if you keep enough distance so you can break and avoid the danger when something falls off.
I'm not but then I leave safe following distances all the time. Literally had wheels fall off vehicles in front of me and it's like "oh that's exciting" -- drive around the wheel. If I had a dollar for every time that happened..I'd have 3 dollars, but that's still a lot more than you'd think wheels would fall off things. In short, drive safely people. Log trucks or no. At least 2-3 seconds of gap.
Yup, pick a spot on the side of the road that the person in front of you drives past, then slowly pronounce in your head "twenty-one, twenty-two" and you should drive past that spot on the side of the road after you are done counting or you should lose a little speed to widen the gap a bit more.
Doesn't have to be twenty one twenty two by the way. It's a trick dutch driving instructors give. But it should be something that takes you 3 to 4 seconds to prounounce (in your head) without having to think too much about it.
SternLecturePlumbing
I always love when people fall right on their cervical spine in shows
Thojira
the stool kill count is impressive
Righteousdew
Have you considered cropping your videos before posting?
IntrospectiveZombie
Dale and Tucker vs Evil
copingcabana
"We just had ourselves a doozey of a day."
squillis
https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1N216c3c0eG02ajBudXF1aHZoejBxbmk3NWdjZXNlZHY2Njg5cHdnNiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/TKeH0MYXj1Kq1YToAs/200w.webp
nelllybellly1
I never saw FD but can't imagine it being any better than this. Or more succinct.
Fendeezy
"Million ways to die" intensifies in those films and made the audience paranoid over them.
genericanamoly
More like Tucker and Dale face evil as it is more people killing themselves on accident over random death forces.
SMarkt
every time i watch that movie, i feel so sorry for them. they only dreamt about a little weekendhut and they got total chaos
genericanamoly
Right lol. Poor guys. Great show.
thebonesofmyancestors
Well bit sounds like they had a doozy of a day.
GerbilHereReportingLiveFromRichardGeresAss
Oh snap we're still doing tiny cropped videos with emojis on top?
PleaseRespectMyAsshole
Okay, this made me laugh.
AnonsAndMinions
I'm not even sure of the creator's name, but all his shit is high intensity like this and just ridiculously over the top. Kills me every time.
Fahrenheit536
I snorted a little bit when the stool of death took out the blonde.
MartianWeasel
Doot
TheWombatStrikesAgain
Last one was too predictable. Should have been a bear on the backseat or something.
yalczero
A gorilla or bigfoot would have worked as well.
Fendeezy
I was waiting for the guy to follow suit and someohow break his neck on a stool that just happened to be in his car.
Akurei00
Shopping cart hits his driver side door lightly, no scratches, he falls over violently, snaps his neck on the stool that's buckled into the passenger seat.
SpicyGoober
Wild how this movie left such a lasting impression on deaths. Especially when driving behind a logging truck
lovingspace
20 years later I still change lanes when I'm driving behind a logging truck.
tinydog
And that was the second movie. The first one isn't remembered nearly as much as the first 10 minutes of the second movie.
TripleDane
its a scene like the explosion in sword fish. it takes it time to fully hammer in the point even though it didn't have to story wise, and it sits with you.
tinydog
That scene probably cost half their budget. lol
liveOffOfDownVotes
And its the dumbest movie series ever. If none of them ever had a death vision the results would have been the same either way.
Clayman8
Its been so long and i STILL refuse to do so, even if either of my parents are driving.
ButtscratchMcPherson
CSB: I was driving a boat motor between job sites when a 10' length of angle iron slipped from the truck in front of me. Was able to partially dodge; instead of being decapitated it just got off a chunk off the passenger side of trailblzer like a knife. My bosses first comment was "you got insurance right." Then the company president, his father, overheard that. Tore him a new one right in front over the site crew.
Kwyjor
Sesquey
funone77
I admittedly give logging trucks a LOT of space because of these movies.
whiskeywonka
There is a movie about a person who ran into a truck with pipes, persons head flies out. Its based in part on and accident a relative of my wife had in the early 90's or late 80's. She doesnt remember and her mother wont talk about it.
InfocalypseRising
I think everyone's always a little nervous driving behind a truck carrying a pile of heavy shit, the movie just tapped into that
noWhiteHorseHereJustBatturuPrinsu
They should have learned the lesson and keep their distance. Nothing to be affraid of if you keep enough distance so you can break and avoid the danger when something falls off.
valen00
I'm not but then I leave safe following distances all the time. Literally had wheels fall off vehicles in front of me and it's like "oh that's exciting" -- drive around the wheel.
If I had a dollar for every time that happened..I'd have 3 dollars, but that's still a lot more than you'd think wheels would fall off things.
In short, drive safely people. Log trucks or no. At least 2-3 seconds of gap.
noWhiteHorseHereJustBatturuPrinsu
Yup, pick a spot on the side of the road that the person in front of you drives past, then slowly pronounce in your head "twenty-one, twenty-two" and you should drive past that spot on the side of the road after you are done counting or you should lose a little speed to widen the gap a bit more.
noWhiteHorseHereJustBatturuPrinsu
Doesn't have to be twenty one twenty two by the way. It's a trick dutch driving instructors give. But it should be something that takes you 3 to 4 seconds to prounounce (in your head) without having to think too much about it.