Frame-killer 

A frame-killer is any action or element in a software that causes abnormal stress on the hardware, thus causing the frame rate of the application to visibly drop below normal levels for the duration of the action/element.

It is a common term used in video games, since there are usually commonly recurring elements across games that can cause the frame rate to undergo a visible drop. Such elements include explosions, fire, water, hair and fur, and various onscreen clutter.

Jordan: I love playing fire-based characters in video games, I just love watching flames and explosions because they're so pretty.

James: Ahh, so you like frame-killers.

Frame-killer by DeeeFoo October 18, 2017

The flame that killed John Wayne

Especially potent marijuana. So potent in fact that its sedative-hypnotic effects were implicated in the death of movie star John Wayne

"Excuse me sir, but you appear to be so high that you must have smoked "the flame that killed John Wayne". If you did some cocaine in addition to that, you would be bloasted.

The flame that killed John Wayne by Dr J G July 14, 2009