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Lol inputed this idea into chatgpt and got this lol
Title: "The Culling"
Plot: A mysterious virus has broken out, causing widespread panic and chaos. A small group of people from various backgrounds and professions find themselves holed up in a seemingly secure facility, seeking refuge from the outside world. However, they soon discover that the facility is not what it seems and that their lives are in more danger inside than out.
Every 1-30 minutes, 1-10 characters are randomly selected to be eliminated in a mysterious and brutal way. As the number of survivors dwindles, tensions rise and alliances are formed, but nobody knows who will be next. Will the group band together to find a way out, or will they turn on each other in a desperate bid to survive?
The randomization of the character's fate and the unpredictable nature of their removal creates a high-stakes, edge-of-your-seat suspenseful experience. The theme of survival against seemingly insurmountable odds taps into the audience's primal fear and adds to the overall excitement of the film.
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Well i think it's called plot armor since well who wants to watch a movie where a good guy gets blown into pieces by a frag >

Me. That would be something new. >

True they should make something like that cause then you can make bunch of endings for a movie >

Or continue the story, focusing on other characters. >

Yes and it becomes a saga >

Make a movie or show where all characters are randomized, and every 1-30 minutes, 1-10 of the characters die no matter how important or unimportant they are. And the movie would be a fun challenge for the writers because they'd have to write and change the plot accordingly to the deaths and write the surviving characters stories about how they adjust and stuff.