1962 movie What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (as well as the 1991 TV movie What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?), sisters Blanche and Jane mistreat and attempt to kill each other out of jealousy and hatred. In the 1993 film Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, while possessing Creighton Duke's body he warns Diana that mass murderer Jason Voorhees will come to get her and her daughter Jessica. Indeed, after transferring to Josh's body Jason kills his half-sister Diana Kimble with a knife on her back. In the 1993 movie The Good Son, Henry Evans tries to kill his younger sister, Connie. In the 2002 movie Chicago, Velma Kelly kills her husband and sister after she sees them "doing the Spread Eagle". In the horror film Catacombs, a deranged Victoria kills her sister Carolyn in a rage after being yelled at over the accidental killing of Jean-Michael. In the 2000 movie Scary Movie Doofy Gilmore, as Ghostface, decapitates his sister Buffy with a cleaver he hid in his cloak. In The Evil Dead, Ash Williams killed his sister by burning the book. In Frozen, Elsa almost killed her sister Anna as a result of striking her with her ice powers in the head while playing as children. Years later, she does it again when in a bout of panic, this time she accidentally strikes her sister in the heart, causing the latter to freeze painfully from the inside out until she ultimately becomes a solid block of ice and revived seconds later with her sister's love toward the end of the movie. In the 2016 film A Wedding, the main character, Zahira Kazim, is murdered by her brother Amir, in an honor killing, after she walks out of a forced marriage. Songs In Child Ballad #10, "The Twa Sisters", or "The Dreadful Wind and Rain", the older sister murders the younger sister over the love of a man, and the younger sister's bones are found by a wandering musician who makes an instrument (either a harp or a fiddle, depending on the version) out of them and strings it with her hair. The instrument then tells the story of how she died, usually resulting in a gruesome death for the older sister. In 2017, Indie Pop Artist, Raffaella created and released her single titled "Sororicide". Her Music video was released in March 2018, wherein she depicts sororicide in