Where's the brutal part? Must be a slow day because this list wasn't even interesting and the title is misleading.

Okay for number 9 the guys name is Screwface and back in the days, Marked for Death was a great flick.Screwface was pretty bad ass. I lived in a neighborhood with a lot of Jamaicans. It was funny hearing everyone in the theater route for murdering jamaican drug dealer.

That Enter the Ninja scene was one of the funniest things I`ve seen in awhile. The sad thing is, I have watched that scene replicated numerous times after.

4: Besides defying all sorts of laws of  physic and physiology that scene in Mission Impossible 2 was cool as hell to watch. I mean if you want to point that out you should also point out the scene in Face Off towards the end when Nic Cgae and Travolta going hurtling threw the air after speed boat their own traveling at full speed introduces itself to landfall. Both, are John Woo flicks.

3: Yes, lets everyone watch the poor black guy get bitten to death by mutated flying piranha as the 400 years of oppression was not enough.  Feeling good about himself, just got a new job, a place to live and a girl and oh look, flying piranha. And my day was going so well.

2: WTF? Did Shatner use a stuntman for the  oneshot where he gets thrown by the sleestack looking dude?  I love how so nonchalant he was about doging that huge boulder. I think that dude just wanted someone to smack him on the back. he had some serious congestion problems. Get that lizard a lozenge.

1: WTF squared? Was that a movie or a domestic abuse PSA? Every scene is Cage knocking out some chick.

Where's the toxic waste scene from RoboCop? That one is laugh-out-loud. "Don't touch me man!"

What?  No Dissapearing Pencil Trick from TDK?  Talk about brutal-yet-funny.

WOW!!! I don't think there is enough aspirin or booze in the world for any of that sense.

You could have done the entire Tom Jane "Punisher"...

Lay off poor Star Trek, they had miscule budget for things like monster costumes and it was made in 1968.  What seems so laughable now as perfectly acceptable back then.