These are the deaths we'll never forget.

What's this sequel have planned?

OG Final Destination actor Devon Sawa gets honest about his character's "offscreen" death, which has long upset fans.

Jigsaw died back in Saw III, and the franchise has been creative in order to include Tobin Bell.

Channing Tatum had a pretty good reason for wanting out of the G.I. Joe franchise.

It turns out you just can't kill Captain Jack Sparrow.

No Time to Die's Ralph Fiennes offered his honest thoughts about Daniel Craig's James Bond being killed off in the film's finale.

Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo have revealed that Kevin Feige originally suggested killing off three huge MCU characters to take all of "the OGs off the board."

It's hard to imagine Scream without David Arquette's Dewey.

The Scream franchise is known for its surprising deaths, including Jamie Kennedy's Randy in the first sequel.

James Gunn reveals the list of family members who he had killed on screen in Guardians 2.

It wouldn't be a Downton Abbey movie without a little bit of heartbreak. But I have a feeling this is going to be the most devastating in some time.

Thandiwe Newton’s Solo character Val didn’t get a lot of screen time.

Joyce Summers's death made for one of Buffy The Vampire Slayer's saddest episodes, but why did the showrunners really kill her off in season 5?

Mortal Kombat killed of a few characters, but one actor doesn't mind.

They poured a lot of thought into this part of Soul’s story.

Lucasfilm's Pablo Hidalgo reveals new plot details about George Lucas' abandoned plans for a sequel trilogy, including that Lucas also considered killing Luke Skywalker.

With all due respect to the Fries family, all is most definitely not chill in Gotham City right now. The CW's Batwoman finds itself in a constantly-evolving main character swap. Last month, Ruby Rose announced that she would not be reprising the role of Kate Kane for season 2, with showrunner Caroline Dries revealing shortly afterward that a new character would take Kane's place beneath the cape and cowl. An understandable move, but one that led to worries that Batwoman would be killing off the character, a problematic issue in light of television's long history—and, …

The choice became clear pretty early on.

They didn't die in vain.