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* ''Film/TwiceRoundTheDaffodils'': When Nurse Beamish tries to use the washing machine in the sluice, the door comes away in her hand and crushes her foot, leaving her with a limp.
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* ''Film/SeeNoEvil1971'': During the murderer's first attack on the Rextons' house, he breaks some glass in the kitchen. Sarah, who is blind and [[DramaticIrony doesn't realise her family has been murdered]] at first, walks through the kitchen several times in socks or bare feet and is lucky enough to avoid it. But after the killer comes back, Sarah flees through the kitchen, steps on the glass, and injures her foot.
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* In the 2012 remake of ''Film/{{Maniac|1980}}'', Frank incapacitates one of his victims by trapping her in an enclosed parking lot, hiding underneath one of the cars, and slicing her Achilles tendon as she walks past; since the woman is wearing stiletto heels, this also causes her ankle to fold over [[SickeningCrunch with an audible "snap."]] This was foreshadowed earlier when the woman was chatting with a couple of friends and chided them for horsing around with her, complaining that she "could've broken [her] ankle."
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* In the 2012 remake of ''Film/{{Maniac|1980}}'', Frank incapacitates one of his victims by trapping her in an enclosed parking lot, hiding underneath one of the cars, and slicing her Achilles tendon as she walks past; since the woman is wearing stiletto high heels, this also causes her ankle to fold over [[SickeningCrunch with an audible "snap."]] This was foreshadowed earlier when the woman was chatting with a couple of friends and chided them for horsing around with her, complaining that she "could've broken broke [her] ankle."
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* In the 2012 remake of ''Film/{{Maniac|1980}}'', Frank incapacitates one of his victims by trapping her in an enclosed parking lot, hiding underneath one of the cars, and slicing her Achilles tendon as she walks past; since the woman is wearing stiletto heels, this also causes her ankle to fold over [[SickeningCrunch with an audible "snap."]] This was foreshadowed earlier when the woman was chatting with a couple of friends and chided them for horsing around with her, complaining that she "could've broken [her] ankle."
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* ''Film/DieHard'' made this trope a full-on plot point. After the afraid-of-flying Detective [=McClane=] receives instructions to remove his footgear as part of a post-flight stress relief exercise, he has to abandon his shoes when escaping the terrorists. Later on in the movie, Hans instructs Karl to shoot out the windows so [=McClane=] will be forced to flee in bare feet across broken glass.
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* ''Film/DieHard'' made this trope a full-on plot point. After the afraid-of-flying Detective [=McClane=] receives instructions to remove his footgear as part of a post-flight stress relief exercise, he has to abandon his shoes when escaping the terrorists. Later on in the movie, Hans instructs Karl to shoot out the windows so [=McClane=] will be forced to flee in bare feet across broken glass. He does, and it's as painful as it sounds.
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* ''Film/GodsGun'': After cowing the judge into compliance, Sam Clayton stands on the judge's foot while forcing him to announce that Jess' murder of the gambler was self-defence.
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* In ''Film/TwentyTwoBullets'', Charly shoots Franck once in each foot while interrogating/torturing him at the drug processing house.
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* ''Film/{{Antigang}}'': While storming the farmhouse where Kasper is hiding, Genu slams an 'enforcer'--a one-man battering ram for breaching doors--on to the foot of one of his mooks.
