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* ''Film/ItTheTerrorFromBeyondSpace'' (1958). The crew try to kill the alien monster with DeadlyGas, then crack the hatch to see if they've succeeded. The alien reaches through the opening and claws at the foot of one man. While he's pulled free and the hatch closed, the man's boot is torn open and he receives a serious injury that gets infected with alien bacteria.
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* A variation in ''Film/Life2017'' when the creature wraps itself around Rory's leg as he's trying to escape the containment lab. It's small and operating in zero-gravity, but his colleagues are forced to shut the hatch on him rather than let the creature escape. Eventually the creature becomes big enough to play this trope straight.
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* A variation in ''Film/Life2017'' when the creature wraps itself around Rory's leg as he's trying to escape the containment lab. It's small and operating in zero-gravity, zero-gravity so has nothing to hold onto, but his colleagues are [[TrappedInContainment forced to shut the hatch on him him]] rather than let the creature escape. Eventually the creature becomes big enough to play this trope straight.
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* A variation in ''Film/Life2017'' when the creature wraps itself around Rory's leg as he's trying to escape the containment lab. It's small and operating in zero-gravity, but his colleagues are forced to shut the hatch on him rather than let the creature escape. Eventually the creature becomes big enough to play this trope straight.
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** ''Film/JurassicWorldDominion'': When a ''Giganotosaurus'' breaks into an observation tower and attacks the group, Claire's ankle gets entangled in a loose wire that the dinosaur is pulling on and she gets dragged right up to its mouth. Unlike the victims first five examples, [[spoiler:she survives.]]
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** ''Film/JurassicWorldDominion'': When a ''Giganotosaurus'' breaks into an observation tower and attacks the group, Claire's ankle gets entangled in a loose wire that the dinosaur is pulling on and she gets dragged right up to its mouth. Unlike the victims in the first five examples, [[spoiler:she survives.]]
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*** Claire's assistant Zara gets snatched up by a ''Pteranodon'' and let go when it and another ''Pteranodon'' start fighting over her, at which point a third ''Pteranodon'' grabs both her ankles in its talons and flies off with her before dropping her into the Mosasaur Lagoon.
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*** Claire's assistant Zara gets snatched up by a ''Pteranodon'' and let go when it and another ''Pteranodon'' start fighting over her, at which point a third ''Pteranodon'' grabs both her ankles in its talons and flies off with her before dropping her into the Mosasaur Lagoon.Lagoon, where she ultimately meets her end.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': Happens to Will three times across the series, once by quicksand and twice by [[BountyHunter the Tracker]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': ''WesternAnimation/WITCH2004'': Happens to Will three times across the series, once by quicksand and twice by [[BountyHunter the Tracker]].
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* Happens to Ripley at the end of ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', when the xenomorph queen latches on to her leg, but she manages to get free at the last moment.
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* Happens to Ripley at the end of ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', when the xenomorph queen latches on to her leg, leg while they are both in the open airlock, but she manages to get free at the last moment.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Opposite Day"; the realtor attempts to leave and cancel Squidward's moving after [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick drive her crazy with their antics of posing as Squidward himself just as he clings to her leg, desperately trying to stop her.
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* In Attempted in the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Opposite Day"; Day", when the realtor attempts to leave and cancel Squidward's moving after [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick drive her crazy with their antics of posing as Squidward himself just as he clings to her leg, desperately trying to stop her.
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I've noticed a trope where someone tries to stop someone else from leaving by clinging onto his/her leg, getting dragged in the process. Am I at the right page for adding this example? If not, what's the real trope for it?
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Opposite Day"; the realtor attempts to leave and cancel Squidward's moving after [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick drive her crazy with their antics of posing as Squidward himself just as he clings to her leg, desperately trying to stop her.
