Invoke Blue Screen of Death using Managed Code

Unfortunately, I know how to do this as a .NET service on our server was causing a blue screen. (Note: Windows Server 2008 R2, not XP/Vista).

I could hardly believe a .NET program was the culprit, but it was. Furthermore, I've just replicated the BSOD in a virtual machine.

The offending code, causes a 0x00000f4:

string name = string.Empty; // This is the cause of the problem, should check for IsNullOrWhiteSpace

foreach (Process process in Process.GetProcesses().Where(p => p.ProcessName.StartsWith(name, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)))
{
    Check.Logging.Write("FindAndKillProcess THIS SHOULD BLUE SCREEN " + process.ProcessName);
    process.Kill();
    r = true;
}

If anyone's wondering why I'd want to replicate the blue screen, it's nothing malicious. I've modified our logging class to take an argument telling it to write direct to disk as the actions prior to the BSOD weren't appearing in the log despite .Flush() being called. I replicated the server crash to test the logging change. The VM duly crashed but the logging worked.

EDIT: Killing csrss.exe appears to be what causes the blue screen. As per comments, this is likely happening in kernel code.