As if on cue, the second Liz lastly manages to say the phrase “bear,” the bear knocks the door to the opposite room off its hinges, trapping Tom beneath it. Fortunately for Tom, the bear is distracted from biting his head off by the sight of his medical bag close by, which she suspects might need extra cocaine in it. Because the bear tries to open it together with her paws, Beth straps Ranger Liz in a stretcher and shortly rolls her again to the ambulance. She drives away with the again door open as Tom jumps into it from behind, and for a second it looks as if all three of them will get to dwell one other day. However Cocaine Bear has different plans.

Angrier than ever now that she’s found the medical bag has no cocaine in it, the bear chases after the ambulance. Tom makes an attempt to shut the doorways, however with the car transferring so quick and with Liz attempting to shoot the bear from her stretcher, he isn’t capable of in time. And so comes the already-famous shot of the bear leaping into the rushing ambulance.

The next sequence is completely grotesque, because the bear claws and bites its method by way of Tom’s physique, culminating in a very gross shot of his almost-severed hand. Liz, trapped within the stretcher, will get thrown onto the street face-first, her pores and skin getting scraped off by the asphalt. The ultimate sufferer is Beth, who loses management of the automotive within the chaos and crashes right into a tree. She goes flying out of the windshield and bounces off the tree at full velocity, touchdown inches away from the digicam with huge open, lifeless eyes. Relaxation in peace, Beth, Tom and Liz: none of you had been superb at your jobs, but it surely’s nonetheless unhappy to see you go.