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(#12) Caleb Colton From 'Near Dark'
Caleb is just a farm boy from the middle of nowhere when he meets Mae, a beautiful young vampire who sucks his blood and turns him. Their fateful meeting sends Caleb down a rabbit hole filled with bloodsuckers who range from being just plain ornery to straight-up psychopathic.
When these vampires, some of whom are hundreds of years old and have no problem wasting people, decide that they don't want Caleb in their family they don't just chase him away, they do everything in their power to snuff him out. Purely by coincidence, the sun comes up while Caleb escapes with his sister. If he ended up in a vampire fight an hour earlier, he'd be roadkill.
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(#10) Mia Allen From ‘Evil Dead’ (2013)
Realistically, no one should be able to put up a good fight with the Deadites, those Sumerian demons who inhabit the bodies of anyone who's unfortunate enough to be in the vicinity of the Necronomicon. Mia Allen is going through massive withdrawals when one of her friends reads from the book, she's in no state to put up a fight with these psychotic demons.
When confronted by the Deadites, Mia should be the first person that's wiped out by the creatures, and while she's taken over by them, she not only manages to rid herself of their control, but she does away with them in a torrential downpour of blood. This isn't just a fluke, it's proof that Mia is preternaturally gifted with some kind of intense beatific spiritual power.
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(#7) Tommy Jarvis
- Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
Jason Voorhess, the unstoppable, beefy, hockey-mask-wearing undead psychopath has mowed through scores of teens throughout the Friday the 13th series, but he never managed to take down Tommy Jarvis. Is it because Jarvis was so canny and ruthless that he could match Jason move for move, or was he just really lucky?
Jarvis first manages to avoid the slice of Jason's machete in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter by shaving his head and apparently appealing to the straight-up undead monster's sense of self. Jarvis basically confuses Jason long enough for his sister to deal a "final" blow to the monster. That's not even the luckiest move from Jarvis. In Jason Lives, Jarvis manages to wrap a chain attached to a large rock to Jason while the two fight on a boat. Jason throttles Jarvis so hard that they both fall in the water and Jarvis' plan to stick Jason to the bottom of Crystal Lake technically works out.
Jason drags Jarvis under the water with him so Jarvis has to play possum until Jason lets him go. To make it worse, Jarvis's love interest Megan actually deals a striking blow to Jason when she jumps in the boat, turns on its engine, and uses the propellers to slice into the monster's face.
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(#9) Casey Connor
At the beginning of The Faculty , Casey is a hapless nerd who can't speak to the girls he goes to school with and he sure as heck can't fight off an alien incursion. By the end of the film, he's one of the sole survivors of the Herrington High alien catastrophe of 1998.
In spite of being chased by the alien queen, nearly drowned, and having little alien worms put into his face, he manages to overcome his intense shyness and weakling status to become not only a final boy, but a cool guy. How this happens is lost on the audience. There's no training montage, no surprise reveal that he knows kung fu or that he's an alien from a different planet, it's just a fluke.
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(#6) Kirsty Cotton
- Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, Hellraiser, Boogeymen: The Killer Compilation
Kirsty Cotton is completely out of her depth with the Cenobites, her evil stepmother, and the uncle who's come back from the grave that's eating people up in the attic. Having just moved to England with her father, she's not even prepared to contact the authorities when things go belly up and her stepmother starts bringing men home while she's sleeping with the reanimated cadaver of her uncle.
After she unlocks the Lament Configuration, opening a portal between her world and that of the Cenobites, the only thing that keeps her from being dragged to hell is the fact that Pinhead and his minions are interested in seeing what they can do for her. If they were having a bad day (whatever that is in the underworld), they would have flayed her alive.
As the film comes to a climax and the Cenobites are closing in on Kristy and her boyfriend, having ripped her uncle's soul apart, she only manages to survive when a wooden beam falls on one of the monsters.
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(#1) Wendy Torrance
- The Shining
Wendy Torrance has a tough run of things in The Shining. Not only is her husband an abusive alcoholic, but her son is suffering from seizures, and she's in a haunted hotel in the middle of winter - that's not a recipe for surviving a horror movie. As she's chased through the Overlook by her husband, who's powered by ghosts, the best she can do is run as fast as she can and scream her head off.
The most she does to warrant her survival is scream for Jack Torrance to stop, which of course, he doesn't. The only way she manages to get away is Scatman Cruthers showing up and catching an ax in the back.
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