Flash
Shot
Shot noun - A directed propelling of a missile by a firearm or artillery piece.
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This gets extra funny points for being shot and flash-cut (in the style known from the "what did you do to our hostage" scene in From Dusk Till Dawn) by Robert Rodriguez and for coming completely out of nowhere.
Source: Vomit Indiscretion Shot -
Instead of just the sense that something bad was about to happen, Peter would get the full-on Phoebe Halliwell/Cordy Chase flash (only conventionally shot with a red filter).
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Skeleton Krew had certain obstacles moving along a set path that displayed the same flash that enemies did when shot.
Source: Flash of Pain
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