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Karateci Kız (transl. Karate Girl) is a 1973 Turkish martial arts film. Directed by Orhan Aksoy, the cast includes Filiz Akın and Ediz Hun. In September 2012, the film gained notoriety in a viral video on YouTube that features the main character Zeynep (played by Akın) fatally shooting antagonist Ferruh (played by Bülent Kayabaş) multiple times as he lets out several drawn-out screams until he falls to his death. The video, entitled "Worst movie death scene ever", has gained more than 17 million views since being uploaded on 26 September 2012. Though the cited clip was edited from the original to add the long screams, viewers noted that the screams—as well as the slow-motion action of the actor being shot—only adds to the humor of the video. It was also parodied in the Regular Show episode