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* FanDisservice: The afforementioned [[spoiler:tentacle legs. Also, Barbara has a nude scene near the end of the film... after she's been raped by Dagon and CoveredInGunge. Well, we ''hope'' it's gunge.]]
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* FanDisservice: The afforementioned [[spoiler:tentacle legs. Also, Barbara has a nude scene near the end of the film... after she's been raped by Dagon and CoveredInGunge. Well, we ''hope'' it's gunge. Then she's pulled back in, with her being torn off her shackled arms.]]
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** The town's priest disguises himself in a regular catholic priest's attire, but he's actually part of Dagon's ReligionOfEvil.
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** The town's priest disguises himself in a regular catholic Catholic priest's attire, but he's actually part of Dagon's ReligionOfEvil.
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* ManOnFire: Paul douses several Imbocans in kerosene and lights them on fire [[spoiler:before doing the same to himself.]]
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* ManOnFire: Paul douses several Imbocans in kerosene and lights them on fire [[spoiler:before [[SelfImmolation doing the same to himself.himself]].]]
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''Dagon'' is a 2001 horror movie loosely based on the Franchise/CthulhuMythos short story ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth'' by Creator/HPLovecraft. The film moves the action from New England to the coast of Spain, in the town of "Imboca" (which means the same as "Innsmouth"). ''Dagon'' is a highly atmospheric horror film steeped in mist and eerie themes. Despite being a modern update, many of the themes remain the same. Even if much overlooked, ''Dagon'' is worth a watch for many horror and Lovecraft fans.
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''Dagon'' is a 2001 horror movie directed by Creator/StuartGordon loosely based on the Franchise/CthulhuMythos short story ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth'' by Creator/HPLovecraft. The film moves the action from New England to the coast of Spain, in the town of "Imboca" (which means the same as "Innsmouth"). ''Dagon'' is a highly atmospheric horror film steeped in mist and eerie themes. Despite being a modern update, many of the themes remain the same. Even if much overlooked, ''Dagon'' is worth a watch for many horror and Lovecraft fans.
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* EldritchOceanAbyss: The movie ends with the protagonist [[spoiler:growing gills and traveling into an underwater abyss to meet the EldritchAbomination that spawned him and his sister.]]
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* CosmicHorrorStory: By association with the Franchise/CthulhuMythos
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* CosmicHorrorStory: By association with the Franchise/CthulhuMythosFranchise/CthulhuMythos.
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* ShownTheirWork: The movie is actually almost completely faithful to Lovecraft's themes and stories. The director and producer also did extensive research on comparative religion, which shows in the design work regarding the various implements and decorative items the cult uses. The movie seems to imply "Dagon" is Cthulhu himself instead of a distinct entity, which is one of the actual interpretation of ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth''. About the only true inaccuracy is the film being an adaptation of ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth'' as opposed to...well, ''Literature/{{Dagon}}''.
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* ShownTheirWork: The movie is actually almost completely faithful to Lovecraft's themes and stories. The director and producer also did extensive research on comparative religion, which shows in the design work regarding the various implements and decorative items the cult uses. The movie seems to imply "Dagon" is Cthulhu himself instead of a distinct entity, which is one of the actual interpretation interpretations of ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth''. About the only true inaccuracy is the film being an adaptation of ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth'' as opposed to...well, ''Literature/{{Dagon}}''.
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''Dagon'' is a 2001 horror movie loosely based on the Franchise/CthulhuMythos short story ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth'' by Creator/HPLovecraft. The film moves the action from New England to the coast of Spain, in the town of "Imboca" (which means the same as "Innsmouth"). ''Dagon'' is a highly atmospheric horror film steeped in mist and eerie themes. Despite being a modern update, many of the themes remain the same. Even if much overlooked, ''Dagon'' is worth a watch for many horror and Lovecraft fans.
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''Dagon'' is a 2001 horror movie loosely based on the Franchise/CthulhuMythos short story ''Literature/TheShadowOverInnsmouth'' by Creator/HPLovecraft. The film moves the action from New England to the coast of Spain, in the town of "Imboca" (which means the same as "Innsmouth"). ''Dagon'' is a highly atmospheric horror film steeped in mist and eerie themes. Despite being a modern update, many of the themes remain the same. Even if much overlooked, ''Dagon'' is worth a watch for many horror and Lovecraft fans.
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* BigBad: Uxia is directly responsible for the terrible things befalling the main characters in the present, as the high priestess of the Cult of Dagon.
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* BigBad: Uxia is directly responsible for the terrible things befalling the main characters in the present, as the high priestess {{High Priest}}ess of the Cult of Dagon.
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!!''Dagon'' contains examples of the following tropes:
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* SinisterMinister: The town's priest disguises himself in a regular catholic priest's attire, but he's actually part of Dagon's ReligionOfEvil.
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** The town's priest disguises himself in a regular catholic priest's attire, but he's actually part of Dagon's ReligionOfEvil.
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* BigBad: Uxia is directly responsible for the terrible things befalling the main characters in the present, as the high priestess of the Cult of Dagon.
