It was also implied she may have been raped. Evil Aliens, in which a man has his genitals brutally ripped off, and his girlfriend gets impreginated by aliens by cutting her stomach open and placing in a baby.Die Hard With a Vengeance, in which a henchman is cut in half by a cable.Damien: Omen II, featuring a death by elevator counterweight.Cut and Run, in which a man is torn in half by vines being pulled by two trees.
Cube, in which an unfortunate victim is shredded by a wire trap. Catch-22, in which a character is bisected by an aeroplane propeller. Carrie, in which gym teacher Miss Collins is bisected by the basketball hoop in the gym at the fatal prom. Cannibal Ferox, in which a woman is hung by hooks through her breast and dies slowly. Cannibal Holocaust, in which a man is shot, castrated and hacked in half with axes. Blind Fury, in which the villain is split into half and falls, with the two halves separating while falling. Blade II, in which one character is bisected from top to bottom. Allegro non troppo, (1977) in which a marathon runner (animated) is sliced in half by the finish line tape, his lower half continuing to run while his torso falls and bounces. 2000 Maniacs, (1964) in which the character of Kitty is tied between 4 horses, which are then whipped in separate directions, ripping off her arms and legs, leaving only the head attached to the torso. 23 Death by sword/knife (or any other bladed weapon). 22 Death by strangulation or asphyxiation. 18 Death from impact with a blunt object/bludgeoning. 13 Death by excessive and/or graphic gunfire. 12 Death by dismemberment with delayed separation. 11 Death by desiccation and/or disintegration. 10 Death from decompression or over-pressure. 
7 Death by contact with a molten substance.6 Death by contact with a caustic or otherwise deadly substance.4 Death by chainsaw or other saw-bladed machine.3 Death by burning or other extreme heat exposure.2.2 minor, cult, or low-budget productions.2 Death by bisection or dismemberment (excluding decapitation).
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