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** What's worse, that's the final scene of this episode. The screen blacks out as we hear Georgia's ''screams''. According to Wiki/TheOtherWiki, an Alp is related to the Incubus; a male demon known to seduce women and break into their homes to rape and kill their targets when they least suspect. With the ending showing the Alp cornering Georgia in the dark of night alone with no indication of where her mother is and the fact that he's been trying to get his hands on Georgia all day only adds more nightmares and unpleasant ideas.
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** What's worse, that's the final scene of this episode. The screen blacks out as we hear Georgia's ''screams''. According to Wiki/TheOtherWiki, Website/TheOtherWiki, an Alp is related to the Incubus; a male demon known to seduce women and break into their homes to rape and kill their targets when they least suspect. With the ending showing the Alp cornering Georgia in the dark of night alone with no indication of where her mother is and the fact that he's been trying to get his hands on Georgia all day only adds more nightmares and unpleasant ideas.
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* In "Headshot," Cassandra Hobbs is the Devil--tempting her clients into unknowingly selling their souls in exchange for becoming "the most famous face on the planet," after which she steals their faces and hangs their headshots on a wall. True as that may be, she didn't really do '''anything''' to Gracie Wild to turn her into the episode's VillainProtagonist. ''Gracie'' sassily lied to her mother about Lexi tutoring her. ''Gracie'' convinced Dylan to help her cheat on her midterm math test and let him get suspended. ''Gracie'' caused Flynn to be hospitalized by making sure she got a smoothie with Red Dye 3, causing her skin to break out in boils. ''Gracie'' effectively told Lexi (her only friend at that point) that she was a jealous butterface. All Cassandra did was lure Gracie into a situation that allowed her true colors to blossom. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* In "Headshot," Cassandra Hobbs is the Devil--tempting her clients into unknowingly selling their souls in exchange for becoming to her so they can be "the most famous face on the planet," after which she steals their faces (causing FacialHorror in the process) and hangs their headshots on a wall. True as that may be, However, she didn't really do '''anything''' to turn Gracie Wild to turn her into the episode's VillainProtagonist. ''Gracie'' sassily lied to her mother about Lexi tutoring her. ''Gracie'' convinced Dylan to help her cheat on her midterm math test and let him get suspended. ''Gracie'' caused Flynn to be hospitalized by making sure she got a smoothie with Red Dye 3, causing which made her skin to break out in boils. ''Gracie'' effectively told Lexi (her only friend at that point) that she was a jealous butterface. All Cassandra did was lure make an offer to Gracie into a situation that allowed and then subtly persuade her to show her true colors to blossom. colors. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends cutthroat and vain anyone's [[FalseFriend so-called "friends"]] could really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.be.
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* In "The Red Dress", a poor girl who works at a country club named Jamie steals the titular dress to impress a cute rich guy at the club dance, but she stole it from a blind witch who magically stalks her warning her that she'll pay for stealing from her. In the end, the witch gets compensation by ''ripping out Jamie's eyes'' to steal her sight and giving the girl her blind dead eyes in return, with the story ending as Jamie screams in horror and the witch placing the protagonist's glasses in her store cabinet as a trophy.
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* In "The Red Dress", Dress," a poor girl who works at a country club named Jamie steals the titular dress to impress a cute rich guy at the club dance, but she stole it from a blind witch who magically stalks her warning her that she'll pay for stealing from her. In the end, the witch gets compensation by ''ripping out Jamie's eyes'' to steal her sight and giving the girl her blind dead eyes in return, with the story ending as Jamie screams in horror and the witch placing the protagonist's glasses in her store cabinet as a trophy.
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* "Headshot" has its fair share of nightmarish elements. For one, Cassandra Hobbs is the Devil--tempting her clients into unknowingly selling their souls in exchange for becoming "the most famous face on the planet," after which she steals their faces and hangs their headshots on a wall. However, she did '''nothing''' to Gracie to turn her into a BitchInSheepsClothing. ''Gracie'' lied to her mother about Lexi tutoring her. ''Gracie'' cheated on her midterm math test with Dylan's help. ''Gracie'' let Dylan get suspended for cheating. ''Gracie'' caused Flynn to be hospitalized by making sure she got a smoothie with Red Dye 3, causing her skin to break out in boils. ''Gracie'' effectively told Lexi (her only remaining friend at that point) that she was a jealous butterface. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* "Headshot" has its fair share of nightmarish elements. For one, In "Headshot," Cassandra Hobbs is the Devil--tempting her clients into unknowingly selling their souls in exchange for becoming "the most famous face on the planet," after which she steals their faces and hangs their headshots on a wall. However, True as that may be, she did '''nothing''' didn't really do '''anything''' to Gracie Wild to turn her into a BitchInSheepsClothing. the episode's VillainProtagonist. ''Gracie'' sassily lied to her mother about Lexi tutoring her. ''Gracie'' cheated convinced Dylan to help her cheat on her midterm math test with Dylan's help. ''Gracie'' and let Dylan him get suspended for cheating.suspended. ''Gracie'' caused Flynn to be hospitalized by making sure she got a smoothie with Red Dye 3, causing her skin to break out in boils. ''Gracie'' effectively told Lexi (her only remaining friend at that point) that she was a jealous butterface. All Cassandra did was reveal who lure Gracie really was on the inside just by offering into a situation that allowed her the chance true colors to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls.blossom. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbs in "Headshot" (a modern retelling of ''Literature/ThePictureOfDorianGray'') is the Devil--encouraging her clients into unknowingly selling their souls to her in exchange for becoming "the most famous face on the planet." However, she did '''nothing''' to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye 3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend, to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbs in "Headshot" (a modern retelling has its fair share of ''Literature/ThePictureOfDorianGray'') nightmarish elements. For one, Cassandra Hobbs is the Devil--encouraging Devil--tempting her clients into unknowingly selling their souls to her in exchange for becoming "the most famous face on the planet." planet," after which she steals their faces and hangs their headshots on a wall. However, she did '''nothing''' to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. BitchInSheepsClothing. ''Gracie'' disobeyed lied to her mother. mother about Lexi tutoring her. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. her midterm math test with Dylan's help. ''Gracie'' framed let Dylan and got him suspended. get suspended for cheating. ''Gracie'' sent caused Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her be hospitalized by making sure she got a smoothie with Red Dye 3 (which she is allergic to). 3, causing her skin to break out in boils. ''Gracie'' effectively told Lexi, her Lexi (her only remaining friend, to leave and not come back. She friend at that point) that she was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends.jealous butterface. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of ''Literature/ThePictureOfDorianGray'') is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend, to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes Hobbs in "Headshot" (A (a modern retelling of ''Literature/ThePictureOfDorianGray'') is the Devil. But that's not Devil--encouraging her clients into unknowingly selling their souls to her in exchange for becoming "the most famous face on the scary part. Cassandra planet." However, she did nothing '''nothing''' to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend, to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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** How about this? Before the reveal, the new girl's mother finds Alice's ''teeth'' in the fireplace!
** How about this? Before the reveal, the new girl's mother finds Alice's ''teeth'' in the fireplace!
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* From ''Uncle Howee'', Uncle Howee transforms Jared into a full body marionette who is introduced as a "new friend" on the show, all while Cynthia, his sister, giggles at the new edition to her favorite TV show. Consider the mother--who was just gone to do work and has no idea what was happening at the time--it makes you wonder the full extent of Uncle Howee's powers. Also, the fact that we don't know who or what Uncle Howee is (a demon, a RealityWarper, a living cartoon character, the ghost of a long-dead children's entertainer whose spirit lives on because his show has been rerunning for years and the love and devotion of kids who watch his show keep his spirit alive, or an ordinary human with extraordinary powers are the most common conclusions to draw). All we know is that he has omnipotent powers, can interact with viewers, can slip between the TV world and the real world, can appear in many places at once, and turn people into characters that would be at home on his show. The fact that the episode ends with Cynthia cheerfully pointing out that Jared's now starring in her favorite show and her laughing in glee.
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* From ''Uncle Howee'', Uncle Howee transforms Jared into a full body marionette who is introduced as a "new friend" on the show, all while Cynthia, his sister, giggles at the new edition to her favorite TV show. Consider the mother--who was just gone to do work and has no idea what was happening at the time--it makes you wonder the full extent of Uncle Howee's powers. Also, the fact that we don't know who or what Uncle Howee is (a demon, a RealityWarper, a living cartoon character, the ghost of a long-dead children's entertainer whose spirit lives on because his show has been rerunning for years and the love and devotion of kids who watch his show keep his spirit alive, or an ordinary human with extraordinary powers are the most common conclusions to draw). All we know is that he has omnipotent powers, can interact with viewers, can slip between the TV world and the real world, can appear in many places at once, and turn people into characters that would be at home on his show. The fact that the episode ends with Cynthia cheerfully pointing out that Jared's now starring in her favorite show and her laughing in glee.glee while the mother looks on at the screen very shocked.
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* From ''Uncle Howee'', Uncle Howee transforms Jared into a full body marionette who is introduced as a "new friend" on the show, all while Cynthia, his sister, giggles at the new edition to her favorite TV show. Consider the AdultFear of the mother--who was just gone to do work and has no idea what was happening at the time--it makes you wonder the full extent of Uncle Howee's powers. Also, the fact that we don't know who or what Uncle Howee is (a demon, a RealityWarper, a living cartoon character, the ghost of a long-dead children's entertainer whose spirit lives on because his show has been rerunning for years and the love and devotion of kids who watch his show keep his spirit alive, or an ordinary human with extraordinary powers are the most common conclusions to draw). All we know is that he has omnipotent powers, can interact with viewers, can slip between the TV world and the real world, can appear in many places at once, and turn people into characters that would be at home on his show. The fact that the episode ends with Cynthia cheerfully pointing out that Jared's now starring in her favorite show and her laughing in glee.
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* From ''Uncle Howee'', Uncle Howee transforms Jared into a full body marionette who is introduced as a "new friend" on the show, all while Cynthia, his sister, giggles at the new edition to her favorite TV show. Consider the AdultFear of the mother--who was just gone to do work and has no idea what was happening at the time--it makes you wonder the full extent of Uncle Howee's powers. Also, the fact that we don't know who or what Uncle Howee is (a demon, a RealityWarper, a living cartoon character, the ghost of a long-dead children's entertainer whose spirit lives on because his show has been rerunning for years and the love and devotion of kids who watch his show keep his spirit alive, or an ordinary human with extraordinary powers are the most common conclusions to draw). All we know is that he has omnipotent powers, can interact with viewers, can slip between the TV world and the real world, can appear in many places at once, and turn people into characters that would be at home on his show. The fact that the episode ends with Cynthia cheerfully pointing out that Jared's now starring in her favorite show and her laughing in glee.
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* In "Alien Candy", the main character has one of his pinky toes ''bitten off'' and the ending is a rather nightmarish IAteWhat.
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* In "Alien Candy", the main character has one of his pinky toes ''bitten off'' and the ending is a rather nightmarish IAteWhat.nightmarish.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"You'll never find a friend so true, as the girl who's Really You..."]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"You'll never find a friend so true, as the girl who's Really You..."]]
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of ''Literature/ThePictureOfDorianGray'') is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of ''Literature/ThePictureOfDorianGray'') is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend friend, to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) ''Literature/ThePictureOfDorianGray'') is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Human Lilly D in "Really You" is the very epitome of a CreepyChild. Her voice, her TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior... Bailee Madison should've won some kind of award, because she sold the hell out of that performance. Also, Lily's slow transformation into a plastic doll is rather horrifying, as for the majority of it, Lily is fully aware of what's happening to her, to the point that the last part of her to transform is one of her eyes, which can be seen darting around the room in a panic. As she transforms, she dashes for the door, trying to alert her mom, but her hands turn just in time to prevent her from turning the knob. After Human Lilly D throws Doll Lilly in the trash bin, you actually hear the doll crying "Nooooo!", invoking the AndIMustScream factor.
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* Human Lilly D in "Really You" is the very epitome of a CreepyChild. Her voice, her TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior... Bailee Madison Creator/BaileeMadison should've won some kind of award, because she sold the hell out of that performance. Also, Lily's slow transformation into a plastic doll is rather horrifying, as for the majority of it, Lily is fully aware of what's happening to her, to the point that the last part of her to transform is one of her eyes, which can be seen darting around the room in a panic. As she transforms, she dashes for the door, trying to alert her mom, but her hands turn just in time to prevent her from turning the knob. After Human Lilly D throws Doll Lilly in the trash bin, you actually hear the doll crying "Nooooo!", invoking the AndIMustScream factor.
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** Lilly D as a doll is no slouch in the nightmare fuel department either. From her destructive pranks to framing her human counterpart, to somehow forcibly switching bodies with her, and even casually readjusting her head after Brandon unscrews it and puts it back incorrectly, Lilly D made a truly bizarre impression with this two part pilot. In "The Return of Lilly D", she becomes a full blown {{Yandere}} towards Natalie, and attempts murder on a baby bird and Natalie's grandfather, to keep Natalie's love all to herself. Throughout "Really You" and "The Return of Lilly D" she makes numerous [[NightmareFace nightmare faces]] that make her look disturbingly more human than she already does, all thanks to being a living life sized plastic doll with zero facial expression.
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** Lilly D as a doll is no slouch in the nightmare fuel department either. From her destructive pranks to and framing her human counterpart, counterpart for it, to somehow forcibly switching bodies with her, and even casually readjusting her head after Brandon unscrews it and puts it back incorrectly, Lilly D made a truly bizarre impression with this two part pilot. In "The Return of Lilly D", she becomes a full blown {{Yandere}} towards Natalie, and attempts murder on a baby bird and Natalie's grandfather, to keep Natalie's love all to herself. Throughout "Really You" and "The Return of Lilly D" she makes numerous [[NightmareFace nightmare faces]] facial expressions that make her look disturbingly disturbingly]] more human than she already does, all thanks to being a living life sized plastic doll with zero facial expression.
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** Lilly D as a doll is no slouch in the nightmare fuel department. From her destructive pranks to frame her human counterpart, to somehow forcibly switching bodies with her, and even putting casually readjusting her head after Brandon unscrews it and puts it back incorrectly, Lilly D made a truly bizarre impression with this two part pilot. In "The Return of Lilly D", she becomes a full blown {{Yandere}} towards Natalie, and attempts murder on a baby bird and Natalie's grandfather, to keep Natalie's love all to herself. Throughout "Really You" and "The Return of Lilly D" she makes numerous [[NightmareFace nightmare faces]] that make her look disturbingly more human than she already does, all thanks to being a living life sized plastic doll with zero facial expression.
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** Lilly D as a doll is no slouch in the nightmare fuel department. department either. From her destructive pranks to frame framing her human counterpart, to somehow forcibly switching bodies with her, and even putting casually readjusting her head after Brandon unscrews it and puts it back incorrectly, Lilly D made a truly bizarre impression with this two part pilot. In "The Return of Lilly D", she becomes a full blown {{Yandere}} towards Natalie, and attempts murder on a baby bird and Natalie's grandfather, to keep Natalie's love all to herself. Throughout "Really You" and "The Return of Lilly D" she makes numerous [[NightmareFace nightmare faces]] that make her look disturbingly more human than she already does, all thanks to being a living life sized plastic doll with zero facial expression.
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** Compared to previous shows dealing with living-comic villains(ex.[[Series/AreYouAfraidOfTheDark the Ghastly Grinner]] or [[Series/{{Goosebumps}} the Masked Mutant]]), there is ''nothing'' campy, [[LaughablyEvil funny]], or even [[EvilIsCool cool]] about the Mad Artist whatsoever. He's played as [[TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse a normal looking man]] stalking the protagonists, and the effect is shudder-inducing. Oh, and the episode ends with him about to [[CruelAndUnusualDeath gruesomely murder them with a circular saw.]]
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* ''Intruders''. If there's any lesson to be learned here, it's that you do ''NOT'' piss off TheFairFolk. These aren't your usual, [[Disney/PeterPan Tinkerbell]]-esque, cutesy fairies, either; these fairies are more in line with creatures like [[Disney/SleepingBeauty Maleficent]]. Turn down their offer, or even worse, come at them with ColdIron, and they will summon ''whole legions of their kind'' to descend upon your house, perfectly willing to wipe out your family.
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* ''Intruders''. If there's any lesson to be learned here, it's that you do ''NOT'' piss off TheFairFolk. These aren't your usual, [[Disney/PeterPan [[WesternAnimation/PeterPan Tinkerbell]]-esque, cutesy fairies, either; these fairies are more in line with creatures like [[Disney/SleepingBeauty [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty Maleficent]]. Turn down their offer, or even worse, come at them with ColdIron, and they will summon ''whole legions of their kind'' to descend upon your house, perfectly willing to wipe out your family.
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* "Wrong Number" has the scene where a large spider appears on a phone out of nowhere, as well as the ending, where the ghost of the elderly woman appears in physical form and has increasingly large spiders attack the girls before capturing one in a cell phone and texting it to her granddaughter, who deletes it, erasing the girl from existence.
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* The BiggerBad in ''Girl in the Painting''; it's a dragon -- or some kind of green reptilian creature -- that basically holds the young girl and her mother hostage, and they ''have'' to lure people from the real world into the painting itself so they can feed the beast and not end up as dinner themselves!
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* The BiggerBad villain in ''Girl in the Painting''; it's a dragon -- or some kind of green reptilian creature -- that basically holds the young girl and her mother hostage, and they ''have'' to lure people from the real world into the painting itself so they can feed the beast and not end up as dinner themselves!
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* "Sick": The idea of a little boy trapped with an unseen EldritchAbomination, and the government being willing to sacrifice ''him'' and gas his whole house just to kill it. And the final scene where the boy wakes up and thinks it was AllJustADream... Until the morning-news show hosts come back suddenly on TV (again) and tell him that--''nope'', ''[[SubvertedTrope this is not a dream]]'' and the government really is gonna explode his whole house and ''everyone'' in it. The last thing the boy sees and ''hears'' before getting killed is a bright white light and a loud flat-line noise. Easily one of the most unsettling parts of that episode is when Alex is watching the television and the newscaster switches from casual banter to speaking to Alex without missing a beat. It's MoodWhiplash at its most chilling.
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* "Sick": The idea of a little boy trapped with an unseen EldritchAbomination, and the government being willing to sacrifice ''him'' and gas his whole house just to kill it. And the final scene where the boy wakes up and thinks it was AllJustADream... Until the morning-news show hosts come back suddenly on TV (again) and tell him that--''nope'', ''[[SubvertedTrope this is not a dream]]'' and the government really is gonna explode his whole house and ''everyone'' in it. The last thing the boy sees and ''hears'' before getting killed is a bright white light and a loud flat-line noise.
** Easily one of the most unsettling parts of that episode is when Alex is watching the television and the newscaster switches from casual banter to speaking to Alex without missing a beat. It's MoodWhiplash at its mostchilling.chilling.
--->'''Alex''': (is busy barricading his door; trying to move his large dresser)
--->'''Male Host''': Mmm hmm, and then it's off to France, where a large children's choir- [[WhamLine Alex, that's not a good idea.]]
** Easily one of the most unsettling parts of that episode is when Alex is watching the television and the newscaster switches from casual banter to speaking to Alex without missing a beat. It's MoodWhiplash at its most
--->'''Alex''': (is busy barricading his door; trying to move his large dresser)
--->'''Male Host''': Mmm hmm, and then it's off to France, where a large children's choir- [[WhamLine Alex, that's not a good idea.]]
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** Lilly D as a doll is no slouch in the nightmare fuel department. From her destructive pranks to frame her human counterpart, to somehow forcibly switching bodies with her, and even putting casually readjusting her head after Brandon unscrews it and puts it back incorrectly, Lilly D made a truly bizarre impression with this two part pilot. Throughout "Really You" and "The Return of Lilly D" she makes numerous [[NightmareFace nightmare faces]] that make her look disturbingly more human than she already does, all thanks to being a life sized plastic doll with zero facial expression.
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** Lilly D as a doll is no slouch in the nightmare fuel department. From her destructive pranks to frame her human counterpart, to somehow forcibly switching bodies with her, and even putting casually readjusting her head after Brandon unscrews it and puts it back incorrectly, Lilly D made a truly bizarre impression with this two part pilot. In "The Return of Lilly D", she becomes a full blown {{Yandere}} towards Natalie, and attempts murder on a baby bird and Natalie's grandfather, to keep Natalie's love all to herself. Throughout "Really You" and "The Return of Lilly D" she makes numerous [[NightmareFace nightmare faces]] that make her look disturbingly more human than she already does, all thanks to being a living life sized plastic doll with zero facial expression.
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** Lilly D as a doll is no slouch in the nightmare fuel department. From her destructive pranks to frame her human counterpart, to somehow forcibly switching bodies with her, and even putting casually readjusting her head after Brandon unscrews it and puts it back incorrectly, Lilly D made a truly bizarre impression with this two part pilot. Throughout "Really You" and "The Return of Lilly D" she makes numerous [[NightmareFace nightmare faces]] that make her look disturbingly more human than she already does, all thanks to being a life sized plastic doll with zero facial expression.
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* Human Lilly D in "Really You" is the very epitome of a CreepyChild. Her voice, her TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior... Bailee Madison should've won some kind of award, because she sold the hell out of that performance. Also, Lily's slow transformation into a plastic doll is rather horrifying, as for the majority of it, Lily is fully aware of what's happening to her, to the point that the last part of her to transform is one of her eyes, which can be seen darting around the room in a panic. As she transforms, she dashes for the door, trying to alert her mom, but her hands turn just in time to prevent her from turning the knob.
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* Human Lilly D in "Really You" is the very epitome of a CreepyChild. Her voice, her TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior... Bailee Madison should've won some kind of award, because she sold the hell out of that performance. Also, Lily's slow transformation into a plastic doll is rather horrifying, as for the majority of it, Lily is fully aware of what's happening to her, to the point that the last part of her to transform is one of her eyes, which can be seen darting around the room in a panic. As she transforms, she dashes for the door, trying to alert her mom, but her hands turn just in time to prevent her from turning the knob. After Human Lilly D throws Doll Lilly in the trash bin, you actually hear the doll crying "Nooooo!", invoking the AndIMustScream factor.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there, wondering the world with ugly faces.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who Gracie really was on the inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there, wondering there wandering the world with faces literally as ugly faces.as sin.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she really was on the inside, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there, wondering the world with ugly faces.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she Gracie really was on the inside, inside just by offering her the chance to become famous, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there, wondering the world with ugly faces.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed her friend and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her other friend to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she really was on the inside, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there, wondering the world with an ugly face
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' disobeyed her mother. ''Gracie'' cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed her friend Dylan and got him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her other friend Flynn to the hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). ''Gracie'' told Lexi, her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she really was on the inside, and she's done this to many other girls. It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are and how many girls are out there, wondering the world with an ugly face faces.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always this. ''Gracie'' got her friends in trouble. ''Gracie'' got one of the competitors poisoned with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she really was on the inside, and she's done this to many other girls. How many girls are now roaming the world, converted into ugly monsters all because they gave into their negative emotions and sins? It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" (A modern retelling of The Picture Of Dorian Gray) is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always this. one and she didn't need Cassandra to help her. ''Gracie'' got her friends in trouble. cheated on the test. ''Gracie'' framed her friend and got one of him suspended. ''Gracie'' sent her other friend to the competitors poisoned hospital after poisoning her with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to).to). ''Gracie'' told her remaining friend to leave and not come back. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she really was on the inside, and she's done this to many other girls. How many girls are now roaming the world, converted into ugly monsters all because they gave into their negative emotions and sins? It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are.are and how many girls are out there, wondering the world with an ugly face
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always this. She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she really was on the inside, and she's done this to many other girls. How many girls are now roaming the world, converted into ugly monsters all because they gave into their negative emotions and sins? It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are.
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* Cassandra Hobbes in "Headshot" is the Devil. But that's not the scary part. Cassandra did nothing to Gracie to turn her into a bully. Gracie was always this. ''Gracie'' got her friends in trouble. ''Gracie'' got one of the competitors poisoned with Red Dye #3 (which she is allergic to). She was simply pretending to be a shrinking violet to get friends. All Cassandra did was reveal who she really was on the inside, and she's done this to many other girls. How many girls are now roaming the world, converted into ugly monsters all because they gave into their negative emotions and sins? It really makes you wonder just how cruel your friends really are.
