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* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong: Double subverted. When Adam and Fenton's father tells them about the visions he has seen, Adam accepts it unquestioningly while Fenton is deeply sceptical, and is presented as being in the right. [[spoiler:But at the end, Fenton has become a deranged serial killer, and it turns out the visions Fenton and Adam's father had seen were real after all.]]
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* GenreShift: The earlier parts of the film strongly seem to suggest that Adam and Fenton's father really has just lost his mind, [[spoiler:but the ending seems to imply that he really ''was'' commanded by angels to kill demons, thus shifting the genre from psychological thriller to supernatural thriller.]]
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