A fire lights up under the Christmas tree and, in a manner similar to the "Smoke Kills" PIF, when setting it on fire, the fire starts lighting up the entire living room before completely burning the room and the bunny in one minute.

Fire Kills PIFs are one of the sole reasons why I'm into PIFs now, & it was how I ended up finding HelloImAPizza's channel. Therefore, I really needed to do a video fully dedicated to the...

A disturbing 1999 PIF from Fire Kills. Watch till the end to get the fright of your life. Chip Pan fire safety advice. Description: We begin with the camera zooming towards a kitchen which is probably set up in a studio as we hear a female narrator speaking. Then, a firefighter comes and walks towards a burning chip pan set on a stove.

Easily one of the creepiest fire safety PIFs ever created, and one that gave me nightmares for years. Also, one of my first uses in anger of a TV capture car...

One memorable PIF consisted of a dark and grim waiting room in the afterlife featuring a ghoulish receptionist mocking the victims of people killed due to fire accidents, including an elderly couple with overloaded electrics, a group of children who had been playing with matches, and a woman and her daughter, who looks up at her and says "You ...

Public information films (PIFs) are a series of government-commissioned short films, shown during television advertising breaks in the United Kingdom. The name is sometimes also applied, faute de mieux, to similar films from other countries, but the US equivalent is the public service announcement (PSA).

PSA/PIF 1-56 56 Spectators Burned to Death While Watching Soccer Stadium Fire 57-60 The poor family Suffocated by smoke Escape Plan 61 African-british man Suffocated by smoke Habiy 62 James Suffocated by smoke Spec 63 Carpit Child Burned Burnt child 64-65 Poul sisters

When it does, a skull surrounded by flames appears and screams at the viewer. The PIF ends with the message, "Fire started by cigarettes kill someone every four days", then the text, "Put it out", fades in, and the text, "Right out.", appears with a cigarette on the left of the text, and the Fire Kills logo appears at the end of the PIF.

Likening kids to moths, the soundtrack depicts at least two kids playing with matches, with corresponding footage of moths around a flame. In both, something gets too close to the flame. Predicable...

Right screen: A large part of the stadium is on fire and with a lot of smoke. A rapid mass evacuation of the spectators of the match is observed who quickly leave the center, and the camera focuses on two policemen helping a woman to avoid being a victim of the fire. The narrator warns: "And look at that! All this is awful".