Durarara!!: This seems to happen to Anri an awful lot.Then he grins the evilest grin in the world, revealing the other side of his personality.

The first time Lelouch uses his Geass to order a bunch of soldiers to kill themselves, he ends up with some blood on his face, as he looks in horror the people he killed, and realizes his life would change after that.A more conventional example occurs in the flashbacks to Marianne's death, with Nunnaly as the blood-splattered innocent while Lelouch looks on in horror from atop the stairs.Possibly subverted in episode 22: the sweet, innocent Euphemia, splattered with the blood of people she was forced to kill by Lelouch's malfunctioning Geass.Her lack of reaction is violently contrast by the horrified reaction of the people around her. Claymore: Variation, where the cutie was already broken before the blood splattering.Brave10: During the second attempt on her life by Tokugawa's ninjas at the beginning of the series, Isanami's face gets bloodied by a dying ninja for maximum traumatization.Blade of the Immortal: part of Manji's backstory tells how he inadvertently caused his sister Machi to lose her touch with reality: she came across her brother killing her husband, and Manji didn't realize what he was to her until it was too late and she got smeared with his blood.Of course, they enjoy it hugely.as long as it's not their own. Black Lagoon: the ' vampire twins' get blood all over themselves.Ciel's not necessarily innocent, per se (he has no qualms with killing 'bad guys'), but he was only 12 years old at the time, and it obviously affected him to the point of freezing up in terror for the whole next scene. Following a scream, Ciel flings the door open only to be hit with a splatter of blood on his face. Black Butler: During the end of Jack the Ripper arc, Ciel and Sebastian are standing outside of Mary Kelly's building so they can catch The Ripper.Betrayal Knows My Name: In episode 4 Yuki gets some of Zess's blood on his face after Zess is stabbed by Uzuki.Attack on Titan: In episode 25, a young girl is seen walking the streets covered in blood and tears after several women around her got crushed by stray rubble resulting from the ensuing chaos.Although that's probably to be expected when you repeatedly stab yourself in the throat in front of all your students.

This didn't do well at the box office and its easy to see why. Assassins was not the right character for Stallone, a talented filmmaker in his own right should have known better. Stallone had weird decisions throughout his career, he had the opportunity to leave a legacy of true iconic status but the action films were to be his undoing. I didn't care for this film when it was first released and time has not been kind to this film. Richard Donner was not the right director for this screenplay, the original draft sounded much more interesting, Stallone would have killed certain aspects as well. The only thing about this film that is remotely interesting is Banderas, who steals the entire film away from Stallone, not a huge compliment by any means sadly. Stallone was not the right choice for the lead, he fits into the crowd as a contract killer like an elephant in your living room. The film is a missed opportunity and has not grown into a guilty pleasure film after all these years of release. But finding his way out of the world of contract killing grows ever more dangerous as Rath falls for his target, Electra (Julianne Moore), and becomes a marked man himself. Horrified by the murder of innocent bystanders, Rath decides to take one last job and then return to civilian life. Assassin Robert Rath (Sylvester Stallone) arrives at a funeral to kill a prominent mobster, only to witness rival hired gun Miguel Bain (Antonio Banderas) complete the job for him - with grisly results.

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