Title: Prison of the Dead
Content:  the ceiling. Calvin and Kristof have an argument and Kristof leaves to call their limo but reception is spotty. Calvin goes looking for the others and doesn’t notice Allie’s severed arms hanging from the ceiling. Mace and Sickle attack and kill him. Bill finds Kristof and it’s revealed that Kristof paid Bill to jump him in front of his friends but this is not ever fully explained. Rory and Michele have sex and after, while Rory showers, Mace kills Michele. Scythe cuts Rory’s throat when he leaves the shower. Eventually, Bill and Kristof find Calvin’s bloody body in the coffin, thinking it’s a joke until Bill is possessed by a witch who tells Kristof he 
Title: Island of Death (novel)
Content:  drop it on her head when he hears her emerge from the cabins. However, the day he chooses to act, Sarah inadvertently lets the door slam behind her on one lap, waking Hogben from his drunken stupor. On her next lap, Hogben follows her out of the cabin to shout at her for disturbing him, and when he lets the door slam shut behind him, Alex inadvertently drops the searchlight on him instead of on Sarah. Hogben is buried at sea, and Andrews become the Hallaton's acting CO. It is clear that Hogben's death was no accident, but when Andrews calls 
Title: The Dead (Higson novel)
Content:  later find his head (the adults ate his body) while escaping the school, and throw it in a trash can. ; Mr. Langston – An elderly history teacher at Rowhurst. He pursues the boys and Frederique to the church. As he tries to get the gate open, Jack hits his head with a piece of rebar, and kills him shortly after. ; Ms. Warlock – An English teacher at Rowhurst. She pursues the boys and Frederique when they go to the church. She remains outside while Mr. Langston tries to open the gate. Bam leaps over the wall and knocks her over, and kills her immediately afterward. 
Title: Blood Magic
Content:  Opening quote: "Nothing, they say is more certain than death, and nothing more uncertain than the time of dying." After a series of random brutal attacks and an apparently unrelated assault on a 91-year-old woman in a local nursing home committed by an orderly, Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) learn about euthanasia being practiced in the Wesen community. Eve (Bitsie Tulloch) asks Adalind (Claire Coffee) questions that only a Hexenbiest can answer. Dasha talks about an ancient prophecy which predicts something coming. Renard (Sasha Roiz) decides to ask Nick about the mysterious symbols in the tunnels.
Title: The Waking Dead
Content:  His nose is oozing a green substance and a woman is dead. Stefania (Shohreh Aghdashloo) brings a contract for Adalind to sign but, as she is suspicious, Stefania uses a spell to make her hand sign it. Hank (Russell Hornsby) discovers that Mulpus had a death certificate signed just three days ago. He and Nick talk to the doctor who signed the certificate, who claims that he was officially pronounced dead but gets shocked when he finds out that the corpse is not in its place. Nick notices there's a man with a top hat (Reg E. Cathey) following them. 
Title: Tales of Halloween
Content:  latter stops by a burnt-down trailer car. In a flashback to when Alice, Bart, and Isaac were children, it is revealed that Alice intentionally set the trailer, which the teenager used live in, on fire, with his parents inside it. When the bullies show up, they recognize the teen as Jimmy Henson, before proceeding to beat him up. As Alice douses Jimmy in vodka and prepares to light him on fire, Bart and Isaac are suddenly pulled into the shadows by an unseen force. When Alice turns around, the actual Demon of All Hallow's Eve has shown up, looking exactly like Jimmy's costume (a flashback reveals that the drawing Alice dropped also contained instructions on how to summon it). Alice is brutally killed by the Demon, her blood violently splashing on Jimmy's face, who smiles in satisfaction.
Title: Old St. Paul's (novel)
Content:  man or, as the characters Malmaynes and Chowles do, simply murdering and robbing the sick. In the description of the events, Ainsworth depicts scenes similar to Edgar Allan Poe's later "The Masque of the Red Death" (1842). The atmosphere of Old St. Pauls is that of a dark carnival. The standards of life are revealed, with the sick killed by those supposed to help; religion turned upside down, and death and destruction celebrated. At one point, Holt witnesses a "plague-pit" in the chapter "The Dance of Death". The pit was filled with dying bodies, which is described as a nightmarish sight. The description can serve as an allegorical depiction both of the cruelty and the suffering inherent to humanity.
Title: Death (personification)
Content:  Throughout the film, Munchausen is pursued by Death, a skeletal angel with raven's wings, carrying a scythe in one hand and an hourglass in the other. At the end, Death, in the form of a grim physician, extracts Munchausen's glowing life force, and Munchausen is given a lavish funeral before boldly claiming it was "one of the many times I faced Death."
Title: Last Remains
Content:  than death itself. After many kills and revivals, Harry shows Peter that dying is easy but the punishment in Hell is suffering your personal sins. Harry explains he didn't even hurt Peter's friends, that was all on him due to his actions on being close to them. Harry explains that he revived the Sin-Eater to reform his father, but Peter stopped him because of his self-righteousness. Harry explains that Peter Parker's fatal flaw is that he always thinks he knows what is best for everyone, and that his hubris causes his loved ones to either get hurt or die. But instead of Peter 
Title: Pinhead (Hellraiser)
Content:  from their encounter. Instead, he finds an armored Lucifer in a crypt, dead by his own hand. The Hell Priest dons Lucifer's armor, increasing his own power but inadvertently resurrecting the Devil in the process. Lucifer mortally wounds the Hell Priest, who then rapes Norma Paine to death and blinds Harry before dying. The battle concluded, the Devil journeys to Earth. All of Hell is then destroyed by an unseen force, including the Hell Priest's remains. The 2018 novella Hellraiser: The Toll, plotted by Barker and written by his assistant Mark Alan Miller, bridges the gap between The Hellbound Heart and 

Question: who dies in the beginning of deathly hallows part 1?
Answer: Mad-Eye Moody.
Hedwig.