Blood Night:The Legend of Mary Hatchet Deaths

The list consists the deaths occurred in Blood Night:The Legend of Mary Hatchet.

Blood Night:The Legend of Mary Hatchet (2008)[]

Name	Cause of death	Killer	Notes
Bob Mattock	Lower jaw hacked with hatchet	Mary "Hatchet" Mattock
Linda Mattock	Eye impaled with scissors, forehead hacked with hatchet
Night Nurse	Head twisted
Five Orderlies	Mangled		Off-screen
Night Guard	Head ripped off		Off-screen
Mary "Hatchet" Mattock	Shot repeatedly with 2 handguns	Two Police Officers
Father	Beheaded with hatchet in car	Mary "Hatchet" Mattock	Off-screen, flashback, double kill
Mother	Beheaded with hatchet in car	Mary "Hatchet" Mattock	Off-screen, flashback, double kill
Tyler	Impaled through back of neck/out of mouth/beheaded at jawline with scissors	Alissa Giordano/Alyssa Mattock
Tim	Beheaded with hatchet (off-screen), body thrown through window
Jessica	Head impaled with scissors, eyes ripped out		Found dead
Corey	Face hacked with hatchet/knocked into fuse box		Flashback
Katz	Hacked up with hatchet		Found dead
Huey	Throat slit with hatchet		Found dead
Chris	Half of head cut off with pickaxe
Nichole	Gutted out of back with pickaxe
Graveyard Gus	Throat impaled with pickaxe
Gibbz	Dragged into dark room, hacked apart with pickaxe (off-screen)
Jen	Hand cut off with pickaxe, dragged into dark room, hacked apart with pickaxe (off-screen)
Eric	Head bludgeoned/groin impaled with pickaxe/4 more times (off-screen)
Alissa Giordano/Alyssa Mattock	Strangled	Alex
Alex	Hit in face twice with fire hose nozzle, arm impaled with glass shard, beheaded with hatchet	Alissa Giordano and Mary "Hatchet" Mattock
Lanie	Unknown	Mary "Hatchet" Mattock	Off-screen

Mary Mattock had been diagnosed with Menstrual Psychosis which resulted in murdering her parents and killing the staff while escaping Kings Park Psychiatric Center.
- Her daughter, Alissa Giordano, started killing people either due to being influenced by her or because she is experiencing the same mental disorder as her.
The name, "Mary Hatchet", subsequently becomes a folklore figure with local youngsters celebrating the Mischief Night-esque "Blood Night" in her name.