All you have to do to get your fill of violent injuries is go to the movies…there are so many horrific, violent movies out there, I don’t even know where to start this list. From getting heads chopped off to eyeballs plucked out, these movies are sure to leave your spine tingling and your stomach queasy.

My worst injury ever was getting kicked by a horse. It was pretty nasty, actually. The horse I was walking behind got spooked, backed up, and kicked me in the chest with both hind legs. The blow threw me backwards, and I thought I had broken my ribs.

People file lawsuits because someone has caused them injury, pain, property damage, or more. The law is in place to make sure people are protected from theft, defective products, medical mishaps, and many other types of incidents. However, there are some people who abuse the court system and file suits that are just downright weird, and for the most part, their cases never see the inside of a courtroom because they get thrown out before they get there. Here are a few of them.

Everyone suffers from a few most embarrassing moments in their life. Of course, at the time they occur, they aren’t funny at all. But maybe, after years have passed and you have moved thousands of miles away, some of those moments turn into funny stories. Here are a few of those stories (and by the way, all names have been changed…to respect privacy, you know?).

If you think you’ve heard all the crazy injury stories, think again. There are some stories you haven’t heard, like these…

Josef Fritzl, the 73-year-old Austrian man who imprisoned his daughter in his home, raped her, and fathered seven children with her over a period of 24 years, came forward after one of the children fell gravely ill and had to be hospitalized. He will be tried for rape, the severest of his crimes under Austrian law.

By now you have heard about the Austrian man who locked his daughter in the basement, where she has been for the last 24 years, and raped her on a regular basis, producing as many as seven children with her.

ATVs, or all-terrain vehicles, can be extremely dangerous for both children and adults. They cause more than 700 deaths and 135,000 injuries every year, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, and about 1/3 of those deaths and injuries are to children under 16 years old.

Every year, more than 260 children younger than 5 drown in swimming pools, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. These children are usually missing for less than 5 minutes.

The two most important things to be aware of to stay safe as an older adult, according the Consumer Product Safety Commission, are falls and fires, which are the leading causes of injury and death among people 65 years of age and older.