Films in which someone dies impaled through the back of a skull on a coat hook?

[Orrex]

I can think of two, only one of which featured Randy Quaid: Midnight Express and Very Bad Things.


Others?

[qb]

1. Triangle (2009) - excellent but very strange thriller

[bikebloke]

5. I was about to mention that one.

It's a bit similar to Time Crimes from Argentina (also a good one).

[betharina]

2. i hated very bad things

i found that movie very disturbing.

[jobycom]

9. That is a mark in your favor.

I hated it, too. I couldn't tell if they were going for a dark, morbid style of humor, or if they were just idiots, but nothing about that film worked for me.

[Alexander]

3. A Spanish film called "El Crimen Ferpecto" or "The Ferpect Crime".

I think some English translations call it "The Perfect Crime" for some reason.

"Perfect" is deliberately spelled wrong in the original title, and if you see the movie, you'll know why.

[david13]

4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre. But they didn't die. You may be too

young to remember that one. dc

[foxfeet]

6. "Little Women."

Those March girls were meaner than they let on.

[flvegan]

7. The Muppets Take Manhattan.

At least how I remember it.

[Orrex]

8. I believe that was The Great Muppet Caper

[flvegan]

12. Wait...you may very well be right.

I really wasn't all that surprised that Fozzy snapped like that. I still have nightmares.

[Orrex]

13. I suffer palpitations whenever I hear the dreaded phrase "wakka wakka wakka."

[flvegan]

15. And how by the end, he was saying it like Jason does in the Friday the 13th series.

wa-wa-wa-wa-wa-wa ka-ka-ka-ka

[jobycom]

10. The Shawshank Redemption, only

it wasn't actually a coat hook, it was a poster, and he wasn't impaled on it, he just crawled through it, but it's pretty much the same thing.

[Soylent Brice]

11. can i buy a vowel?

[Old Troop]

14. Other than some old 8mm home movies, I can't think of any.