Yes, in the 2025 movie The Conjuring: Last Rites, at least one major character is strongly implied to die, though exact details are not fully confirmed. The film is described as the final chapter in the story of Ed and Lorraine Warren, the paranormal investigators. The trailer and promotional material suggest a dark and emotional ending, with a scene showing Ed Warren at a funeral and hints that either Ed or Lorraine may die during the events of the film. This death would serve as a powerful conclusion to the franchise and the Warrens' story.

No other specific character deaths or detailed circumstances have been officially revealed yet. The plot and character fates remain largely under wraps, with the film focusing on the Warrens confronting mysterious and ritualistic paranormal entities. The cast includes Ed and Lorraine Warren, their daughter Judy Warren, and other characters involved in the haunting case, but no confirmed deaths beyond the possible loss of one of the Warrens have been disclosed.

In summary: - It is very likely that either Ed or Lorraine Warren dies in The Conjuring: Last Rites, suggested by funeral scenes and trailer hints. - The exact circumstances, timing, and method of death have not been officially detailed. - No other character deaths have been confirmed as of now.

Yes, there is a death in the movie Splitsville (2025). Early in the film, during a car ride with the married couple Carey and Ashley, Ashley offers Carey a hand-job while he is driving, which leads to a fatal accident involving another driver. The other driver dies as a result of this crash. This incident occurs very early in the movie and sets a darkly comedic tone, as it is followed by a mix of humor and tension between Carey and Ashley about their relationship and the accident.

No other character deaths are mentioned in the available information about the film. The focus of the story is primarily on the complex relationship dynamics and emotional conflicts among Carey, Ashley, and their friends Julie and Paul.

No characters die in the 2025 film The Threesome. The story centers on Connor, Olivia, and Jenny as they navigate complex romantic and personal dynamics following a threesome that leads to unexpected pregnancies and emotional challenges. The film focuses on their relationships and growth rather than any fatal events or deaths.

Yes, there are characters who die in the 2025 movie The Naked Gun. The main villain, Richard Cane, is captured but not killed. However, his henchman Gustafson is frightened into confessing and presumably neutralized. Another character named Roco dies when Frank Drebin accidentally launches him into the air holding a bomb, which explodes upon impact with a helicopter, killing both Roco and the helicopter pilot Popshmia.

The film features chaotic scenes where a device called the P.L.O.T. Device causes widespread violence, but the deaths are mostly of minor or villainous characters caught in the chaos rather than main characters. Frank Drebin Jr., the protagonist, fights many adversaries, but the plot summary does not specify other named character deaths or detailed circumstances beyond the villain's henchman and Roco.

In summary:

• Roco: Dies by accidental explosion after being launched into a helicopter with a bomb by Frank Drebin.
• Gustafson: Henchman who is scared into confessing; no explicit death described but implied neutralization.
• Other deaths occur amid the chaos caused by the P.L.O.T. Device but are not detailed for named characters.

No main or significant protagonist characters die in the film according to the available plot summaries.

Yes, several characters die in Nobody 2 (2025), with their deaths occurring during the climactic conflict involving the criminal smuggling ring led by Lendina.

• Lendina, the criminal mastermind played by Sharon Stone, is killed by Hutch's wife Becca during the final confrontation. Becca delivers the fatal blow to Lendina as she attacks Hutch, rescuing him and ending the queenpin's reign.

• Abel, the corrupt sheriff who works for Lendina, is killed after failing to negotiate with Wyatt and Hutch. His death occurs amid the violent chaos as Hutch and his allies dismantle the smuggling operation.

• Most of Lendina's henchmen also meet their demise during the action-packed fight sequences, including a shootout at the lodge where Hutch's brother Harry quickly dispatches them.

• Wyatt, the amusement park owner who is entangled with the smuggling ring, is shot in the leg but survives the ordeal.

• David, Hutch's father, is knocked unconscious during the fight but later recovers enough to blow up the park, which effectively destroys the smuggling ring's base of operations.

The deaths happen primarily in the film's climax, during a violent showdown at the amusement park and surrounding areas, as Hutch and his family fight to rescue a kidnapped boy and dismantle the criminal enterprise. The film ends with Hutch and Becca being taken into police custody but released shortly after due to Hutch's connections, setting up potential future sequels.

In the 2022 series "Wednesday," several characters meet their demise, contributing to the show's dark and mysterious atmosphere. Here are the notable deaths:

1. Zelda: Zelda, the school’s caretaker and a shapeshifter, dies in the latter part of the series. She is killed by the main antagonist, who uses her powers against her. This occurs during a climactic confrontation at Nevermore Academy, where Zelda attempts to protect Wednesday and her friends.

2. Tyler Galpin: While Tyler does not die in the traditional sense, he undergoes a transformation that leads to his downfall. He is revealed to be a monster, specifically a Hyde, and is ultimately subdued by Wednesday. In the final confrontation, he is captured and taken away, leaving his fate uncertain but implying a significant change in his life.

3. Principal Weems: Principal Weems, who is a shapeshifter and a mentor to Wednesday, meets her end during a battle against the main antagonist. She sacrifices herself in an attempt to save Wednesday and the other students, showcasing her dedication to the school and its values. Her death occurs in a dramatic scene filled with tension and emotional weight.

These deaths serve to heighten the stakes within the narrative, intertwining with Wednesday's journey of self-discovery and her quest to uncover the mysteries surrounding her family and the supernatural events at Nevermore Academy.

Yes, several characters die in the TV show Alien: Earth (2025), mostly due to attacks by Xenomorphs and other alien creatures.

Key deaths and their circumstances include:

• Unnamed soldier killed by a Xenomorph: Early in the series, a Xenomorph chases Joe (a main character) and kills another soldier on the higher floors of a tower, as well as massacring an apartment of wealthy residents who refused to evacuate. This happens during the chaos following the crash of the USCSS Maginot, a Weyland-Yutani vessel carrying alien life forms.

• Soldier attacked by a small insect-like alien: In the pilot episode, a soldier unknowingly gets a small insect-like alien creature on him, which bites his neck and drinks his blood, causing a horrifying fate distinct from the Xenomorph threat.

• Multiple soldiers and civilians killed by the Xenomorph: The Xenomorph kills numerous soldiers and civilians during its rampage through the city and research facilities. For example, it drags Joe away at one point, prompting Wendy to chase after him.

• Other deaths shown in early episodes: The first two episodes depict several deaths from alien attacks, including soldiers and civilians caught in the crossfire of the alien outbreak. The Xenomorph is portrayed as a perfect predator that kills quickly and efficiently, leaving many bodies on the ground.

Specific named characters who die have not been fully detailed in the available sources, but Joe is notably dragged away by the Xenomorph, and Wendy's brother Cj is rescued later, indicating he survives.

In summary, deaths occur primarily due to alien attacks—Xenomorphs and other extraterrestrial creatures—during the chaotic aftermath of the Maginot crash and the ensuing outbreak in Prodigy City and Neverland research facilities. The deaths include soldiers, civilians, and possibly some researchers, with the Xenomorph being the main lethal threat.

Yes, several characters die in the 2025 Superman movie, each under different circumstances:

• A street vendor who helped Superman after he was knocked down during a fight is killed by Lex Luthor. Lex brings the man into his pocket universe and, while playing Russian roulette to threaten Superman, accidentally kills the vendor.

• Ultraman, a metahuman clone of Superman created by Lex Luthor, dies near the end of the film. After a battle in Metropolis, Superman fights Ultraman and ultimately sends him flying into a black hole in Lex Luthor's pocket dimension, resulting in Ultraman's death.

• Rick Flag Jr., a noble DC hero, dies in a notably mundane way. He is killed by a piece of an ordinary household item (a toilet) stabbed into him by a character without powers. This death is remembered for its unceremonious nature and has narrative significance in the DC Universe timeline.

No other character deaths are detailed in the available information. The deaths occur at different points: the street vendor during Lex's attempt to coerce Superman, Ultraman at the climax of the battle in Metropolis, and Rick Flag Jr.'s death is referenced as part of the broader DC narrative connected to the 2025 film universe.

In the 2025 movie F1 The Movie, no characters die. The film centers on Sonny Hayes, a former Formula One driver who suffered a severe crash at the 1993 Spanish Grand Prix that ended his F1 career but did not result in his death. The story follows his return to racing and mentorship of a rookie driver, focusing on their struggles and competition rather than fatal incidents.

The crash that ended Sonny's career is a pivotal backstory element, but it is portrayed as a near-fatal accident from which he survived and later returned to racing in other disciplines. There are no deaths of main or supporting characters depicted in the film, and the narrative emphasizes recovery, redemption, and competition rather than tragedy.

Additionally, the film draws inspiration from real-life F1 crashes, such as Martin Donnelly’s 1990 Spanish Grand Prix crash, which was severe but non-fatal. This real event influenced the movie’s depiction of Sonny’s crash but again, no character death is shown or implied in the film.

Yes, several characters die in the TV show The Terminal List: Dark Wolf and its preceding series The Terminal List (2024). Here are the key deaths with their circumstances:

• Ben Edwards: His death is a major plot point. In The Terminal List Season 1, Ben is killed by James Reece after Reece discovers Ben's involvement in sabotaging a mission in Syria that led to the deaths of Reece's platoon and family. This killing happens offscreen but is strongly implied and confirmed by the narrative. Ben's death is emotionally charged because he was Reece's close friend, and the betrayal cuts deeply. Dark Wolf (2025) serves as a prequel focusing on Ben's backstory, exploring why he became a traitor and the psychological and moral complexities behind his actions. The series delves into his motivations and the events leading up to his death at Reece's hands.

• Edwards (Ben): In the original series, after Reece uncovers the conspiracy and the people responsible for his family's death, he confronts Ben Edwards. Despite Edwards' remorse and attempts to help Reece, Reece kills him in a tense and emotional scene, marking the end of their friendship and Edwards' life.

• Other characters killed by James Reece: By the end of The Terminal List Season 1, Reece has systematically targeted and killed everyone involved in the conspiracy that led to his family's death. This includes operatives and conspirators tied to the pharmaceutical scheme and the Syria mission. The deaths are mostly violent and occur as Reece exacts his revenge.

• Senator Hartley: She commits suicide at the end of Season 1 when Reece confronts her in her mansion. She is a key antagonist involved in the conspiracy.

• Al-Jabouri: A character connected to Ben Edwards' storyline, who threatens vengeance and is executed by Ben Edwards in a moment of desperation after they rescue Zaynab, the daughter of Ben's friend. This incident leads to Ben and Hastings being discharged from service.

In summary, the show features multiple deaths primarily revolving around James Reece's quest for vengeance, with Ben Edwards' death being central and explored in depth in Dark Wolf. The deaths are mostly violent, tied to betrayal, conspiracy, and revenge, occurring between the events of the original series and the prequel.

Yes, several characters die in the 2025 movie Jurassic World Rebirth. Here is a detailed list of the named characters who die, along with the circumstances of their deaths:

• Martin Krebs (Rupert Friend): He is the last named character to die. Krebs is devoured by the D-Rex, which bites off his upper torso and arm. His severed arm remains cuffed to a suitcase containing dinosaur DNA samples. This occurs near the end of the film during a confrontation with the D-Rex.

• Bobby (Ed Skrein) and Nina (Philippine Velge): Both are members of Zora Bennett’s team who die when their boat is attacked by the Mosasaurus and Spinosaurus in the second act of the film.

• LeClerc (Bechir Sylvain): A member of Duncan’s team who dies brutally while the team is extracting a dinosaur egg sample.

• The helicopter rescue crew: They perish when the D-Rex destroys the helicopter sent to extract the survivors from the island.

Additionally, the film opens with a scientist dying indirectly due to a power outage caused by dropping a Snickers wrapper, which allows the D-Rex to escape.

In total, the film features at least eight human deaths on screen, including these key characters, alongside several dinosaur deaths. The deaths mostly occur during dinosaur attacks or related mission failures on the island of Île Saint-Hubert, where the team is trying to secure dinosaur DNA for medical research.

In the movie "Nobody," several characters meet their demise, each death serving to propel the narrative and highlight the film's themes of violence, revenge, and the consequences of a hidden past. Here are the key deaths:

1. Yulian Kuznetsov: Yulian is a powerful and ruthless crime lord who becomes the primary antagonist of the film. His death occurs towards the climax when Hutch Mansell, the protagonist, confronts him in a brutal showdown. After a tense and violent fight in a warehouse, Hutch ultimately kills Yulian by stabbing him in the neck with a broken piece of glass. This act is not just a means of self-defense but also a culmination of Hutch's transformation from a seemingly ordinary man into a lethal force, driven by the need to protect his family and reclaim his lost identity.

2. Yulian's Henchmen: Throughout the film, several of Yulian's henchmen are killed during the confrontations with Hutch. In one notable scene, Hutch takes on a group of armed men in a warehouse, showcasing his combat skills. He dispatches them with a combination of hand-to-hand combat and strategic use of weapons, including firearms. The deaths of these henchmen serve to illustrate Hutch's capabilities and the escalating violence that surrounds him as he embraces his past.

3. The Home Invasion Thieves: Early in the film, two thieves break into Hutch's home, intending to rob him. During this encounter, Hutch initially holds back, but when they threaten his family, he unleashes his pent-up aggression. He severely injures one of the thieves, and while the other escapes, the encounter marks a turning point for Hutch, igniting his dormant instincts and setting off the chain of events that lead to the larger conflict with Yulian.

These deaths are pivotal in the narrative, reflecting Hutch's internal struggle and the consequences of his choices as he navigates the violent world he once left behind. Each character's demise is intricately tied to Hutch's journey, showcasing the film's exploration of identity, morality, and the impact of one's past actions.

Yes, several characters die in the 2025 TV show Countdown. Notably:

• Damon Drew (played by Jonathan Togo) dies in episode 4. He is shot and later dies in the hospital from his gunshot wound. His death was planned from the start by the show's creator to raise the stakes and add unpredictability to the series.

• Agent Blythe (played by Eric Dane), the task force leader, is stabbed in episode 8 during a late-night meeting in an alley. The scene ends with him bleeding out, creating a cliffhanger about his fate. However, the show’s creators have indicated that Blythe is not actually dead, despite the apparent severity of his injury.

No other character deaths are explicitly detailed in the available information. The deaths of Damon Drew and the stabbing of Blythe are significant plot points that impact the task force's dynamics and the unfolding story.

In the 2025 live-action movie Lilo & Stitch, no main characters die during the film's events. However, the backstory includes the death of Lilo and Nani's parents, who are deceased before the story begins. Their parents died in a tragic car accident on a rainy night, an event that is referenced but not deeply explored in the 2025 remake—unlike the 2002 animated version which clearly depicted this.

During the 2025 film, there are intense moments involving danger and destruction, such as the battle at the Pelekai home which results in the destruction of their house, and Stitch rescuing Lilo from drowning despite not being able to swim. However, Stitch survives after being revived with electricity, and the film concludes with everyone alive and the family unit intact.

No deaths of characters occur on-screen or are described during the movie, aside from the prior loss of the parents before the timeframe of the story.

Summary: - Deceased: Lilo and Nani's parents (before the film's events, car accident on a rainy night) - During the film: No character deaths occur; all main characters survive.

This maintains the franchise's theme of ohana (family) and the importance of sticking together despite challenges.

In the movie "xXx" produced in 2002, several characters meet their demise throughout the film. Here are the notable deaths:

1. Yorgi: Yorgi is a key antagonist in the film. He is a member of the anarchist group that is planning to unleash a biological weapon. In the climax of the film, he is killed by Xander Cage (played by Vin Diesel) during a confrontation. After a tense fight, Xander throws Yorgi off a cliff, leading to his death.

2. The NSA Agents: Several NSA agents are killed during the course of the film. One notable scene occurs when Xander Cage infiltrates the group's hideout. During a firefight, agents are ambushed and killed by Yorgi's men. The specifics of their deaths are not deeply explored, but they contribute to the high-stakes atmosphere of the film.

3. Rico: Rico is another member of Yorgi's team. He meets his end during the final showdown. After a fierce battle, he is shot by Xander Cage, which helps to eliminate the threat posed by Yorgi's group.

4. The Soldiers: In the film's climax, there are also soldiers who are killed during the chaos of the final battle. They are caught in the crossfire as Xander and Yorgi's men clash, showcasing the collateral damage of the conflict.

These deaths serve to heighten the tension and stakes of the film, illustrating the dangerous world that Xander Cage navigates as he takes on the mission to stop the biological weapon from being unleashed.

In "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Infinity Castle," several characters face dire circumstances, leading to their deaths during intense battles against powerful demons.

1. Kanao Tsuyuri: Kanao faces a fierce battle against one of the Upper Moons. Despite her exceptional skills and determination, she is ultimately overwhelmed. In a moment of desperation, she fights valiantly but is struck down by the demon's overwhelming power, showcasing the brutal reality of their fight against evil.

2. Tengen Uzui: The former Hashira, Tengen Uzui, engages in a climactic battle against a formidable demon. He fights with all his might, using his unique techniques and experience. However, he sustains severe injuries during the fight, and in a final act of bravery, he sacrifices himself to protect his comrades, ensuring they have a chance to defeat the demon.

3. Shinobu Kocho: In a previous arc, Shinobu Kocho meets her end while confronting an Upper Moon demon. She uses her poison techniques to try to defeat the demon, but in the process, she is mortally wounded. Her death is a pivotal moment that impacts the remaining characters deeply, as they carry her legacy forward in their fight.

4. Kyojuro Rengoku: Although his death occurs in the "Mugen Train" arc, it resonates throughout the Infinity Castle narrative. Rengoku sacrifices himself to protect others during a battle against Akaza, an Upper Moon demon. His fierce spirit and determination inspire the remaining characters as they continue their fight against the demons.

These deaths occur during critical moments in the film, emphasizing the stakes of their battle against the demons and the sacrifices made by the Demon Slayers in their quest to protect humanity. Each character's demise serves to heighten the emotional intensity of the story, leaving a lasting impact on their allies and the audience.

Yes, several characters die in the 2025 film The Thursday Murder Club, and their deaths are central to the plot.

1. Tony Curran
2. Who: Tony Curran is a business partner involved with Cooper's Chase, the retirement home where much of the story takes place.
3. How and Why: He is found bludgeoned to death. Initially, suspicion falls on Ian Ventham, his business partner, who would benefit financially from Tony's death. However, it is later revealed that Tony was killed by Bogdan, the Polish groundskeeper at Cooper's Chase. Bogdan claims he killed Tony in self-defense after Tony attacked him when Bogdan tried to retrieve his passport, which had been confiscated by the owners to keep him working illegally. The exact details of the confrontation remain somewhat ambiguous.

4. When: The murder occurs early in the story, triggering the main investigation by the Thursday Murder Club.

5. Ian Ventham

6. Who: Ian Ventham is Tony Curran's business partner, who wants to demolish Cooper's Chase to build luxury flats.
7. How and Why: Ian dies suddenly in front of a crowd of pensioners, removing himself from suspicion in Tony's murder. The cause of his death is not detailed in the sources, but it is implied to be natural or sudden, not a murder.

8. When: Ian's death happens after Tony's murder and before the resolution of the case.

9. D.I. Penny Gray

10. Who: Penny Gray is a retired police officer who originally started the Thursday Murder Club.
11. How and Why: She is in a coma in the hospice wing and does not actively participate in the investigation. Her condition is mentioned but not detailed as a death within the timeline of the film.
12. When: She is already in a coma during the events of the film.

No other character deaths are explicitly mentioned in the available plot summaries. The main murder mystery revolves around Tony Curran's death, with Bogdan as the revealed killer acting in self-defense under desperate circumstances. Ian Ventham's death is a plot point but not a murder. The film focuses on the amateur sleuthing of the elderly protagonists as they unravel these events.

Yes, several characters die in the movie "28 Years Later Part 2: The Bone Temple" (2026), with their deaths tied closely to the post-apocalyptic and infected-ridden setting.

Key character deaths and their circumstances include:

• Isla (Spike’s mother): Isla suffers from a mysterious illness affecting her cognitive functions. Near the end of the preceding film 28 Years Later (2025), Dr. Ian Kelson euthanizes her consensually after diagnosing her with cancer, to end her suffering. This event is part of the narrative leading into The Bone Temple.

• Erik (Swedish soldier): In the course of the story, Spike, Isla, and Erik encounter a pregnant infected woman. Isla helps the infected woman give birth, but Erik, disturbed by the newborn infected child, threatens to kill the baby, Spike, and Isla if they do not comply. The father of the newborn infected child arrives, implying a violent confrontation, and Erik dies during this conflict.

• Jimmy (cult leader): While the detailed circumstances of Jimmy’s death are not fully revealed in The Bone Temple itself, the character Jimmy Crystal, played by Jack O’Connell, is a cult leader and a survivor of the outbreak. The film ends with a tonal shift showing Jimmy leading a parkour ninja gang fighting infected, setting up his major role in the sequel. There is no explicit death of Jimmy in this film; rather, he is a significant figure moving forward.

• Other cult members and infected: The film features violent encounters with infected and cult factions, resulting in multiple deaths, but specific named characters’ deaths beyond those above are not detailed in available sources.

In summary, Isla dies by euthanasia early on, Erik dies in a violent confrontation involving the infected newborn, and Jimmy survives to play a major role in the sequel. The film’s narrative includes other deaths typical of the infected apocalypse setting, but these are the main character deaths with described circumstances.

In the TV show "The Summer I Turned Pretty," produced in 2022, there are no character deaths depicted in the first season. The narrative focuses on the coming-of-age experiences of Belly, her relationships with the Fisher brothers, and the complexities of summer love and family dynamics. The story unfolds against the backdrop of a summer house, exploring themes of friendship, romance, and personal growth without involving any fatalities. The emotional stakes are high, but they revolve around relationships and personal challenges rather than loss of life.

In the 2025 movie Thunderbolts, the only character who dies is Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov), portrayed by Olga Kurylenko. Her death happens early in the film during a mission organized by Valentina Allegra de Fontaine to clean up evidence of her crimes. Taskmaster, alongside Yelena Belova, John Walker, and Ghost, is sent to infiltrate an O.X.E. Group vault. However, before the team fully realizes they've been manipulated, Ghost shoots Taskmaster point-blank in the head, killing her instantly.

Taskmaster's death is notable for its suddenness and shock value, deliberately used by the director to set an unpredictable tone for the film. Despite Taskmaster's significant role in the comics and her presence in the prior MCU film Black Widow, she only features briefly in Thunderbolts and is not technically part of the Thunderbolts team before her death.

No other major characters die in the movie. Even characters who endure transformation or possession, such as Bob (Sentry/Void), survive by the film's end. Taskmaster's death is also seen as somewhat tragic, clashing with her portrayal in Black Widow, where she was spared and presented as a victim deserving a second chance.