Better death scene involving a vehicle? Teri (FD1) or Janet (TFD)

[Joshua]

Both characters were run over and crushed by a moving vehicle but who had the better death scene?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR7Um256bbk
vs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQPBkYcAoKs

[Repo]

Teri vs. George would make more sense given that he's the one ripping hers off... (especially since Nick and Lori share that death with Janet)

Terry /thread

[TheCheetahwings]

terry

[Kevin R.]

Janet, Nick, and Lori's death was one of the few good moments in that godforsaken movie... but I still loved the suddenness of Teri's death.

[Repo]

Janet, Nick, and Lori's death was one of the few good moments in that godforsaken movie... 

I didn’t know that ending had any fans. Between the awful series-ruining twist (that I just politely ignore) and the lame X-ray CGI, I’ve always thought it was dire and one of the worst horror ending so ever. Most people seem to feel the same. What did you like about it?

[Kevin R.]

Janet, Nick, and Lori's death was one of the few good moments in that godforsaken movie... 

I didn’t know that ending had any fans. Between the awful series-ruining twist (that I just politely ignore) and the lame X-ray CGI, I’ve always thought it was dire and one of the worst horror ending so ever. Most people seem to feel the same. What did you like about it?

That the movie was over.

But seriously, it felt like the only real creative idea that the entire film had. Sure, it was a bad idea, but it was still at least some little spark of creativity, rather than the going-through-the-motions, Syfy-Asylum-mockbuster-level mess that the rest of the movie was.

[Repo]

Janet, Nick, and Lori's death was one of the few good moments in that godforsaken movie... 

I didn’t know that ending had any fans. Between the awful series-ruining twist (that I just politely ignore) and the lame X-ray CGI, I’ve always thought it was dire and one of the worst horror ending so ever. Most people seem to feel the same. What did you like about it?

That the movie was over.

But seriously, it felt like the only real creative idea that the entire film had. Sure, it was a bad idea, but it was still at least some little spark of creativity, rather than the going-through-the-motions, Syfy-Asylum-mockbuster-level mess that the rest of the movie was.

Fair enough on creativity, but, in this case, I think the bad idea undermines anything else. "This was death's plan all along and none of us cheated it" completely invalidates and violates the entire premise of the series in a way that is impossible to recover from. I just headcanon that silliness is really Nick having some insane and illogical theory.

Then the X-Ray stuff wasn't even creativity. They just ran out of money.