Eddie’s death may be pretty cool and gruesome, but it always gave me a depressing spot. The dude was pretty nice and unlike most characters where he could just run away, he made the noble sacrifice of saving Malcom, Sarah and Nick. Even when the T Rex’s were ripping his car apart, he still held down on the accelerator to save his friends as he was at death’s door. It always made me sad and to me, Eddie was one of the best heroes in the Jurassic series.

Can we give some appreciation to the InGen Guard, who was getting charged by a giant, hybrid, genetic- engineered mass murderer, walked towards the Indominus Rex and kept on firing and didn't run.

Glad that lots of people realise how good a person Eddie was. He didn’t want to shoot the Steggo, and he stared straight into the jaws of death and chose to save his friends rather than attempt an escape. Wish he got more admiration.

This video just made me realize why Muldoon was so “paranoid” about the raptors. He had to witness his friend and colleague die a vicious and painful death despite trying his best to save him, which makes me hate Hammond even more for doubting his warnings and completely ignoring him.

I always liked how Muldoon acknowledged the cleverness of the raptor.

Nedry’s death in the novel is way more terrifying than in the movie Guy gets his intestines ripped from his body, gets blinded by the spit and gets his head chomped on

One death that I feel like people really often forget is the really brutal ending of Udesky in JP3.

Eddie’s death is the most dramatically compelling. This guy, struggling to save his team, is suddenly surrounded by not one but two massive tyrannosaurs. Still trying to save the team, he has the boldness to attempt to shoot the dinosaurs, but alas his gun is stuck (tho he probably wouldn’t have hit either Rex, one shot wouldn’t have been sufficient, and I doubt he could have reloaded). Desperately he kicks at the encroaching predators head when he is pulled from the vehicle and gruesomely divides. He had the (mis)fortune of clearly facing his death though; he likely knew he was dead the second he heard the stomping. Because of the rapid increase of terror, the most viscerally empathetic death is Zara’s. While failing her job to watch the children because of her upcoming wedding, she relocates them amongst disaster and confusion. Hardly after she can incredulously question “what is going on?” She’s yanked into the air (shock, terror, possible pain), dropped (more terror), grabbed again and carried off (more shock and terror, probably more pain), dropped further into water (significant terror, shock, pain). As she writhes in the water, she’s attacked again by the pterosaurs before being swallowed whole by the mosasaur. It may have multiple rows of teeth, but she’d probably still be severely/critically injured but alive as she slowly suffocated/drowns in the belly of the water monster. This executive assistant’s death was slow and painful; this bride-to-be must have been confused and terrified throughout the worst death of the franchise. Other honorable mentions: -Cooper’s injured and desperate run through the jungle only to be abandoned and then eaten. -fat security dude during indomitus’ escape -fallen kingdom’s indoraptor elevator deaths -guy trying to escape into a store during the San Diego rampage -doggo

R.I.P Eddie Carr and Eddie's Car

That guy in Jurassic world walking towards the I-Rex while shooting is one of the bravest souls ever.

Fun compy fact: they're actually venomous. He would've slowly been paralyzed by each of the bites, and would've probably been alive as he stopped moving in that river. That means he was alive when they started to eat him, and he couldn't scream for help because he was paralyzed.

Fun fact Samuel Jackson was going to have a case and death sequence until a hurricane wiped out the set

Audience: “Zara didn’t deserve her death!” Eddie Carr: “WTF!”

Eddies death almost got them an R rating.

I thought Dieters death in Jurassic Park the lost world when he’s being chased by the Compy’s was horrifying. The reason why It was so bad was because he didn’t die instantly it would of been slow and painful, can you imagine all those tiny teeth nipping at you and no matter how many you shake off another takes it place. There was a scene in the book where the Compy’s got into a baby’s crib it didn’t end well.

Honorable mention to Udesky who had to experience hell with a raptor claw to the back, not only that he is left alive for a minute before being killed by a nasty neck snap by a raptor. Easily in my opinion the most brutal death in the franchise. Sure nobody really cared about any of JP 3’s characters and it may not be the most creative, but it seems like the most painful deaths in the series.

Honorable mention goes to the poor dog in The Lost World. Just trying to defend his beloved humans and gets gobbled up by a T. Rex for his trouble.

The proud face of the Father T rex after the young one eats Peter is awesome

I remember a few people commenting about how Zara's death was unnecessarily sadistic and prolonged in Jurassic World. Eddie's death was far worse.

I always felt especially bad for the "unlucky bastard" in San Diego. The majority of characters who get killed made the mistake of either going to or working at an island full of dinosaurs, even though most didn't deserve their fates at all. That poor guy though? He had absolutely zero involvement with Jurassic Park, Ingen or the dinosaurs. He was probably just out shopping, hanging out with friends, or maybe on a date. His death was caused purely by him being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Yet he died a brutal death, all because of Ingen's mistakes.

The sad thing about Jophrey's death is that it was his last day on the job. He was supposed to move The Big One to its new pen, go home, and retire, but nope. Big One had other plans for him.

Eddie Carr was a god damn hero. I remember being legitimately sad when I first watched The Lost World as a kid. Zara's death sprung up controversy, sure, but Carr died about as gruesomely and valiantly as possible.

R.I.P to Eddie carr who was the true hero of Jurassic park the lost world

I think Zara’s death gets worse when you slow it down and realise that you can see Zara’s hands smacking against the Mosasaurs tongue (is it a tongue? The bottom of its mouth?) meaning that she had enough time to realise that not only was she going to get killed by a pteranodon, but she was going to get eaten by a Mosasaur too. Yeesh! And Eddie’s death is just so brutal too!

In the lost world they all so have dialogue about the compy death where it's like this "Malcolm: did you find him? Rolland: just the parts they didn't like"

Fun fact, when Nedry puts on his rain coat's hood it comes off as a threat to the Dilo. Triggering it to attack.

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the Jurassic Park Franchise. They’re just good scary thrilling movies.

I feel like Carter felt every single stomp until the end where he came off her foot. Since the ground is wet and muddy enough for the trex to leave deep footprints in, this means that while he would be crushed it would take several attempts to fully crush him since the mud would of been a type of cushion for each blow.

I *HATED* that Robert Muldoon got killed. That badass should've survived like he did in the novel!

Another reason why i always felt bad for Burke as well is because the snake that slithered down his shirt wasn't poisonous. You can tell because of the colors. If Red touches Black, the snake isn't venomous. If Red touches Yellow, you're screwed. So he could have lived if he just got a hold of himself and waited for the Rex to leave. I can't blame him, though, i probably would've done the same thing.

Even after all of these years, these movies give more brutal deaths than most horror movies nowadays.

I’ve said this on another video in relation to Muldoon’s death, and felt it should be said here. I always thought “The Big One” was the one watching from behind the tree because she used herself as bait so one of her subordinates would kill him. Something very sinister about it...even afterwards the way she looks after Muldoon was attacked was like a glare of satisfaction. It also makes the infamous line Muldoon says make more sense to me. It’s not that he wasn’t aware of the Raptor that came up to his left, it was more in line with the fact that he was too distracted trying to kill HER (and living in the moment) that he simply forgot about her subordinates. He was played and he knew it but only when it was too late. The Big One LURED him into a trap, hence the “clever girl” line.

There is something about dieters death that always haunted me, just the idea of being lost and then getting a slow death tortured by tiny bites... *shivers*

My favorite death scene was when the i rex broke out and killed the guy behind the car. It was just so sad how he knew he had no chance

The shortest dream I’ve ever had was when I dreamed that I was Muldoon aiming my gun at the raptor in the bushes, when the big one appeared next to me, and the dream ended with her pouncing me.

After reading the book, I actually felt sorry for Nedry. In the movie he's portrayed as a greedy turd but in the book, he and his team at Cambridge that worked to develop the programs, and computers for JP had clearly been mistreated by InGen. Basically the same sort of corporate mistreatment you can find in stories on rSlash's channel. Yeah, he did what he did but that's again another example of why you do not fuck around with your tech support guys. Also "Gennaro" is actually Ed Regis from the book, the real Gennaro is a fucking Chad. As for people calling him a coward, let's see how you react when the 7-15 ton animal with a bite force of roughly 13,000lbs is clearly no longer contained.

i thought Eddies was one of the saddest deaths as even when Rexs come he keeps his foot on peddle :(

Remember when Mr Noodle was stabbed in the back by a raptor claw in Jurassic Park 3

Funny thing that Nerdy looses his glasses and can't see, then dies blinded!😂

3:58 Actually if you look carefully, Carter's arms and legs are bending and moving after that first stomp. After the second stomp he becomes still. I think he may have still been alive after the first stomp...

Muldoon is a savage, doesn’t even scream when he see a god damn devil dinosaur.

if a snake creeped into my shirt, I would've said "Fuck that, you can go meet our giant friend outside" *tosses snake*

8:32 "red touches black, venom lack. Red touches yellow, kills a fellow" A lesson my brother taught me. That snake wasn't poisonous.

Deiter's death was reminiscent of Hammond's death in the novels. I remember reading it. He died to the compsognathus due to their saliva, it's sedative effects affecting him.

Is it a little ironic how Burke is a biologist yet he thought the milk snake was a venomous coral snake

Eddie's death was the most disturbing

I was watching “Camp Cretaceous” and one of the episodes was also called “Clever Girl” witch might have been an Easter egg to one of the kills on your list.

You could've included the unlucky bastard from the lost world. I had nightmares seeing his death and watching him die is not only painful to watch, but it also shows how that death could've been avoided. I can still remember hearing his bones getting crushed to this day.

I was heartbroken when Muldoon died because he was one of my favorite characters in Jurassic Park.

I think a gruesome death is In Jurassic park 3 when Mr. Udesky is stabbed in the back by the toe claw and gets his neck snapped.

if the movie followed the novel, nedry would probably be higher up in the list. dude gets blinded, has his stomach torn open, has his head chomped on, and gets lifted off the ground

My favourite scene: When the guy gets eaten by the the T. Rex, in the outdoor toilet!

I love the Ludlow death, just for the Papa Rex looking at the young one with pride, And the little sort of growl to me is like the Buck is saying "Go on son" or something like that. Backs up the whole premise of what Sarah Harding was trying to prove about the Rexes

Anyone whose first reaction to having a wild animal crawl into your clothing isn't to immediately jump up and flap around trying to eject the animal is officially the calmest person alive.

"The Lost World is the darkest entry in the series." Jurassic World Dominion: Hold my beer I hope this comment ages like fine wine. Edit: Unfortunately, it did not. I was heavily disappointed by Dominion.

I never noticed the guy who casually walks into the raptor cage behind Muldoon at 5:46 while Joffrey is being torn to shreds. That dude deserves a Darwin Award 😂

Forgot one scene. When the Indominus escaped, she stalks the fat worker who is hiding behind a truck, silently watching him being terrified when he sees the Indominus' tail slowly moving passed the car. Then she lifts the truck with so much ease and the guy if absolutely terrified. And then he looks at Owen, while the Indominus looks down on him. Then she bites him and instantly crushes all of his bones and lifts him up and eats him. Not to mention the guy who couldn't outrun Owen who got eaten as well as the Indominus ripping his arm off.

Eddie was a hero

Everytime I watch that scene I swear I can hear Zara screaming while the Mossasaur close its jaw. I remember, I was 6 when I saw The Lost World in the movie theater with my mother and that particular scene, when Eddie died, my mother hold her hand over my eyes, to not to see that. But I remember the sound of it, it was terrifying.

I think nedry’s death was the one that stuck with me the most...but I gotta say - dieter got it the worst out of all of them. I bet the Mini bites (the pinchy ones) sting more than like a regular bone crushing one...and he probably felt every single tooth for a while before he died. Damn compys lol

At number 0 is D Caf from the game. Being poisoned and becoming a freaking nest for the Troodon eggs laying in his open stomach while being ALIVE. Not a good way to go.

my thoughts and prayers to Eddie Carr

I loved when it was at the compy part and he said "these little fuckers"

Fun fact for anyone who wants to know. Copies had poison in them. As Dieter runs away the poison pumps faster through him causing it to spread faster so as he staggers and moves around weirdly its actually the poison taking hold. Its also how he died so easily with all those wounds added in.

Eddie Carr, he lived ordinary, but died a hero, R.I.P 😪😢

I knew Eddie would be number 1... Fully agree too

I remember that guy who wuz running from Rex and tried to save himself inside a closed store in "lost world". He has been catched an munched a several times, while he screamed the shit outa his crushed lungs - wuz tha only scene, that made me feel really uncomfortable as I saw it as a kid 😣😵..

9:05 Holy shit I forgot how terrifying that was

Burke should of remember red against yellow will kill a fellow but red against black is best friend with jack.

I'm surprised the raptor trap from JP3 wasn't on the list. They severed the guy's spine with their footclaw and when they didn't get any of the others, one of them grabbed his head in their jaws and snapped his neck. Great vid though. Been loving your Jurassic Park content since I stumbled onto it recently. Keep up the good work!

All deaths in the original series were so gruesome and memorable for me that they're hard to choose. With Jurassic World however, though characters that deserve it do die, Zara's death is the only one that sticks in my head. I clapped in sympathy for the actress for it was her own stunts and a ton of screaming while taking up water on her part, but what makes it stick is the fact that my sister is called Zara and watching her cringe every time watching it gets me.

I LOVE that shot of the Rex at 4:20. I was wondering where I had seen that before.

Super off topic but I never thought that the dilo in the car was the same that spit at Nedry. I always thought there were two of them. First, the tour mentions that dilophosaurus is a pack hunter. Second, at one point there is a shot after Nedry sees the first dilo that shows a dilo moving across frame (I think from left to right) far behind Nedry. Then the next shot is Nedry turning around to see a dilo. I always thought they were two different animals. The movement of the dinosaur in the one shot does not lead it to end up right behind Nedry, so I always thought that it was a second dilo going around the creek area to then get in the car, while the other was closer to Nedry.

I find when that man was eaten by the T-Rex while trying to escape in the San Diego scene chilling. He was running with a group of people and managed to dodge the Rex’s first attempt to eat him, veering to the left and breaking from the crowd only to get grabbed while trying to hide in a building, dragged behind a car, and consumed. Most of the other deaths in the movies, the victims are aware of dinosaurs before their demise. Not this poor bastard. Also, who knows what he was doing that night. Was he running errands? Buying flours for his mother dying of cancer (or some shit like that)? His last thoughts were probably: “... can’t wait to have dinner with Emily tomorrow. I’ve gotta pick up some eggs, bread, anchovies - - HOLY CRAP! THAT’S A FUCKING DINOSAUR!! QUICK, HIDE IN THE BUILDING!! AAAAGH!!” Not that anyone really deserves to die, but this guy definitely shouldn’t have. In a way, he was killed by the people who brought the Rex to San Diego. He didn’t even go to the island.

How Nedry's Death isn't in the top 3 is scary in itself. To me, that's the most iconic death of all and one of the best scenes since another incredible movie, 'Jaws'. Combining one of the most memorable Character's in the entire Franchises demise to a Dinosaur most people weren't familiar with before seeing the movie. It was also a species not mentioned in the film itself outside of when the Explorer drives by it's Paddock and Sign but nothing is seen but a disappointingly empty exhibit, just like what we've all experienced at a Zoo. Then add in the First time we see the Dilophosaur; Which goes from 0-100MPH. Nedrys initial fear, and change of dialogue, from a game of fetch to dismissal as he insults the creature while it's obvious curiosity, noises, then the terrifying and sudden transformation absolutely nobody saw coming, as it screamed and flare of its shroud while blinding Nedry. Then we see some of the most familiar items of franchise when the Classic Barbasol can is dropped, The audience and Nedry get that second of relief of survival and moment to collect oneself, only to realize a familiar passenger must have ripped through the soft canvas door panel and the camera snaps to the shot of The Iconic Jurassic Park Jeep Wrangler, still idling, lights on, is seen eerily rocking like its prom night as Dennis Nedry screams in agony. Cinematic perfection.

Without a doubt, Eddie's death is the best because of the form, the suspense and the anguish of the moment. I think it's the only movie in the saga that manages, at least for me, to make me empathize with a character and then die in that raw and sad way.

Yeah the Eddie death has stuck with me ever since I was a kid. It’s that snapping sound when he’s ripped in half that gets me every time! Lol

Fun fact: Compies are also somewhat venomous. One bite would make someone decently sleepy, but with so many the ever so slowly paralyzing him- Thats why he didn't get up when he fell from the log. He couldn't.

Dennis's death is so much more horrific in the book. Like that whole chapter gave me chills. I wish the movie did that exact scene from the book. Definitely would've changed the whole atmosphere of the move.

I feel bad for not only the hired Ingen team (since they are basically just being hired to do a job in a hostile environment) with the exception of Dieter and Carter, and Ludlow, but I also feel bad for Hammond's team, because they had to _watch_ this stuff unfold and live with it. Remember, when Burke dies, Nick, Sara, and Kelly are _right there_ yelling at him to stay back, and watch his blood come dripping down, as well as hear the *crunch* . It's bad enough for us, but the _characters_ who _survive and witness_ it are right there...(shiver)

I agree with your number 1. I love that scene. Poor Eddie. That whole scene of Eddie saving Inn, Nick & Sara was brilliant & creative

Dieter had the worst death because compys are tiny and kinda weak so his death was slow and painful 😣

I liked the ingen guard who was pulled away from claires truck by blue

Eddies death always kind of bothered me and after learning about the human body and how it works it's possible he was still alive for few seconds after getting ripped apart until his brain was destroyed or he bleed out. He died trying to save others from death instead of running away

You think Eddies death was bad? Believe it or not the Teltale Jurassic Park game has a worse one in my opinion involving a pilot being paralyzed by venomous troodons, dragged to an isolated location, torn open, and made into a human nest. WHILE HIS BRAIN IS STILL ACTIVE!!!

They said Zara didn't deserve that gruesome of a death but Eddie deserved that? Sorry but while I'll admit that Zara's death was rather dark, Eddie was saving lives and even when the two Rexes were tearing his car apart he didn't let up. Quite frankly I would have rather Nick died cause he was responsible for virtually EVERY SINGLE DEATH on that island. He's the one that brought the infant rex to their trailer which brought the parents there as well as pretty much getting them followed by the pair later, he released all the dinos at the trapper camp which fucked up their camp and radio so they had to wander to a raptor infested area and removed the shot gun shells from Roland's gun which prevented him from killing either Rex which again killed more of the team as well as pretty much allowing the male to kill a lot of people in San Diego. They present him as the good guy but every death was his fault when you think about it.

0:17 when you forgot you aint the main character.

When it comes to screams, I think Muldoon's scream is by far the scariest death scream in all of the movies. There is another layer of terror and pain in that scream that is not in the others. It's one of the best screams in all of cinema honestly.

The thumbnail is creepy as heck

The worst JP death for me is the Dreamworks kid getting pulled down by a raptor in the beginning of the Lost World ge on PS1

Legend has it there are still pieces of genarro around that toilet

Zara didn’t get swallowed whole according to other people on other videos, the mosasaur has a second row of teeth inside it’s mouth so Zara got sliced or pierced into bits. that is what in my opinion makes Zara’s death so gruesome and awesome! You can even see that second row of teeth in the mosasaurs mouth!

Eddie Carr died spending his last moments.... in a car

3:48 If you look closely, you can still see Carter squirming. That is one hell of a way to die. Several tons of dinosaur on top of you, as you can just feel your insides being crushed. Man.

I remember my first time watching the lost world and seeing Eddie's death. I was traumatized for days. R.I.P Eddie

Clayton I've been watching you for yrs n have never heard you curse, lmao I love it. Lost world was my favorite movie for yrs

Donald Gennaro and Eddie Carr would have definitely been crushed immediately! They would have been dead as soon as they were bitten because a T-Rex's bite force is similar to two or three cars sitting on top of you; so that's got to be enough to break bones on impact. They were screwed from the beginning!

Eddie's death triggers me to this damn day, dude, I saw this when I was 9yrs old and as a 30 year old woman now, it still terrifies me.

I loved Coopers death in JP3. I know JP3 was the most hated of the Jurassic films. But the intensity of the snap from the Spino's jaws clamping together, and combining that with Cooper's final scream as he tries to escape the Spino. It was a really great scene that I would have loved to see in this video. Let me know if y'all agree with this comment down below👇

You could see that carter survived for a bit after being dropped by the t.rex