Right at the beginning - when the team attacks the first goon in the house - they shoot her with the arrow that is attached to the Jeep. As it winches her out she grabs hold of something on the floor to stop herself. Jack shoots her hand off and she carries on. However, when she gets outside, she has both her hands. [She doesn't have both her hands. One hand is covered in a special effects sleeve made to look like a stump.]
Vampires (1998) - 3 corrections
Directed by John Carpenter, starring James Woods
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Right at the beginning - when the team attacks the first goon in the house - they shoot her with the arrow that is attached to the Jeep. As it winches her out she grabs hold of something on the floor to stop herself. Jack shoots her hand off and she carries on. However, when she gets outside, she has both her hands. [She doesn't have both her hands. One hand is covered in a special effects sleeve made to look like a stump.] When Daniel Baldwin is offering the girl a hamburger in the hotel room, after giving her a cigarette, he starts to sit down on the bed and runs his hand into the cigarette she has in her hand. He follows thru with a quick jerk from the cigarette but manages to continue the scene. [How is this a mistake? In real life people accidentally burn each other with cigarettes. Maybe it wasn't scripted, but it isn't really a movie mistake.] Shouldn't Katrina have burst into flames when the sun rose at the end? She's a fully-fledged vampire, after all. [There were several shots throughout the entire film when vampires exposed to sunlight reacted before bursting into flame. While she was struggling, Montoya threw her into the back of the van, so she was saved.]