10 Horror Movies That Killed EVERY Main Character

7. See No Evil 2

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Jacob Goodnight (Glenn Jacobs, aka Kane) may not have hit the level of a Michael Myers, a Jason Voorhees or a Freddy Krueger when it comes to great horror villains, yet the 'big bad' of the two See No Evil pictures still gave horror hounds plenty to enjoy during his pair of outings.

The last of those outings came back in 2014 with Jen and Sylvia Soska's See No Evil 2, and that was a follow-up offering where Jacob very much took no prisoners and left no survivors at the end of the film's 90-minute run time.

Back in the 2006 original movie, Goodnight was stabbed in the eye, thrown out of a window, and had his heart impaled on a piece of glass. Still, that didn't stop the hulking presence from coming back for more bloodshed and terror - with him awakening in the morgue during the early goings of See No Evil 2.

In a slightly questionable move, a group are having a birthday bash at the morgue just as Jacob wakes up, and from there the bodies start to pile up as Jacob Goodnight kills everybody in sight as he cleanses them of their sins.

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