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* InexplicablyAwesome[=/=]NothingIsScarier: None of the recurring characters, or any of the supernatural horrors for that matter, are given any sort of overt explanation as to what they ''are''. The most obvious interpretation would be that they're demons, but the bizarrely pro-christian imagery and their sheer [[SurrealHorror bizarreness]] seems to imply something else altogether.
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* InexplicablyAwesome[=/=]NothingIsScarier: None of the recurring characters, or any of the supernatural horrors for that matter, are given any sort of overt explanation as to what they ''are''. The most obvious interpretation would be that they're demons, but the bizarrely pro-christian pro-Christian imagery and their sheer [[SurrealHorror bizarreness]] seems to imply something else altogether.
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** [[spoiler:The Hooker and Sofia are confirmed to be the same person in the third act of the movie, as well as the implication that Ralph is the hooded creature.]]
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* ExploitationFilm: The horrifying imagery alone is enough to make this film an example of this trope.
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* LimitedAnimation: The whole film is done with a cheap 3D animation program. To its credit, it arguably helps in making the movie even ''scarier'' with the [[UncannyValley jerky movements and creepy faces]].
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* LimitedAnimation: The whole film is done with a cheap 3D animation program.program that makes ''WesternAnimation/{{Foodfight}}'' look decent in comparison. To its credit, it arguably helps in making the movie even ''scarier'' with the [[UncannyValley jerky movements and creepy faces]].
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* LimitedAnimation: The whole film is done with a cheap 3D animation program. To its credit, it arguably helps in making the movie even more ''scarier'' with the [[UncannyValley jerky movements and creepy faces]].
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* DerangedAnimation: One of the most extreme cases of such in CGI.
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* TheReveal: The ending of the third short reveals [[spoiler: the identity of The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes, as well as the symbolic roles of the other characters throughout the film.]] A lot is left to interpretation, though.
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* TheReveal: The ending of the third short reveals [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the identity of The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes, as well as the symbolic roles of the other characters throughout the film.]] A lot is left to interpretation, though.
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* SceneryPorn: There's quite a few lovingly-detailed scene shots, especially in ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
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* MyFutureSelfAndMe: The last scene heavily suggests that the hooded smiling man that's been appearing in random parts of the movie is actually [[spoiler:adult Ralph, since they both have an unborn brother's face attached to their head, and their eyes are also the same shape and colour.]] Considering how weirdly time works in this world, two selves of one man from different times meeting isn't something impossible.
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* AbusiveParents: The only person who had anything resembling a good family life was the killer, and even so, that life may not have even been his.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: Used on a more-or-less case-by-case basis, though ''horrifically'' averted in places it shouldn't be.
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* CrapsackWorld: The world depicted in the film is depressingly bleak and hopeless, with the only people depicted with any since of good are the children, and even then they are corrupted over the course of the film.
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* CrapsackWorld: The world depicted in the film is depressingly bleak and hopeless, with the hopeless--the only decent people depicted with any since of good are the children, and even then they are corrupted over the course of the film.inverse isn't necessarily true.
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* EyeScream: The war veteran gouges out one of the hookers eyes in the second short. The SerialKiller later finishes her off by slashing her throat.
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* EyeScream: The Happens to the Hooker as the result of a john's war veteran gouges out one of the hookers eyes in the second short. The SerialKiller later finishes her off by slashing her throat.
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* FromBadToWorse: Each short just seems to get more horrific than the last.
* GoodNameForARockBand: The title is admittedly this, and is pretty much universally agreed to be the only good thing about this whole mess.
* {{Gorn}}: In great detail, too.
* GoodNameForARockBand: The title is admittedly this, and is pretty much universally agreed to be the only good thing about this whole mess.
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* PaedoHunt: A major focus of the third short, in horrifying detail too.
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* TheReveal: The ending of the third short reveals [[spoiler: the identity of The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes, as well as the symbolic roles of the other characters throughout the film. A lot is left to interpretation, though.]]
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* TheReveal: The ending of the third short reveals [[spoiler: the identity of The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes, as well as the symbolic roles of the other characters throughout the film. ]] A lot is left to interpretation, though.]]
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* ShellShockedVeteran: One appears in ''Liquid Memories.'' He apparently lost his legs in an unspecified war, and later on as an elderly man gets a hooker to jerk off his prosthetic legs to pleasure him. He later gouges out said hookers eye out after having a war flashback.
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* ShellShockedVeteran: One appears in ''Liquid Memories.'' He apparently lost his legs in an unspecified war, It's the reason he goes nuts and later on as an elderly man gets a hooker to jerk off his prosthetic legs to pleasure him. He later gouges out said hookers eye out after having a war flashback.assaults the Hooker.
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* DrivenToSuicide: Tommy's grandfather in ''Tainted Milk'' after Tommy, on Labby's orders, kills his sheep.
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* DrivenToSuicide: Tommy's grandfather in ''Tainted Milk'' after Tommy, on Labby's orders, kills killed his sheep.
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* SlasherSmile: Those creepy yellow Smiley faced monsters in the war veteran's flashback sport these.
* StalkerWithACrush: Ralph, although his crush does like him back.
* SynchroVox: Done on the eyes of the shadowy Cyclops monsters that appear throughout the film.
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* FanDisservice: May god have mercy on the poor soul who would ''actually'' find any portion of this film sexy...
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* CentralTheme: If God exists, He hates the world. Why else would it suck?
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* TheUnfavorite: Ralph is this to his ''parasitic twin''. His parents despise him for being born while his brother wasn't, constantly guilt-trip him over it, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking shave his head to keep his hair from covering the twin's face]].
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* GoodNameForARockBand: The title is admittedly this, and is pretty much universally agreed to be the only good thing about this whole mess.
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His name isn't a spoiler in and of itself—the Smiling Man mentions it in Tainted Milk, not long after he's introduced.
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* HumanoidAbomination: [[spoiler: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes]] and many other monsters.
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* ''Tainted Milk'', meant to be a disturbing {{Homage}} to ''[[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]]'', centers around a boy living in an abusive household who meets up with [[HellHound a strange talking dog]] with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] who tells him to do some very disturbing things to his parents.
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* ''Tainted Milk'', meant to be a disturbing {{Homage}} to ''[[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]]'', ''Franchise/{{Lassie}}'', centers around a boy living in an abusive household who meets up with [[HellHound a strange talking dog]] with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] who tells him to do some very disturbing things to his parents.
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* BodyHorror: Plenty of the surreal moments are full of this.
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* CrapsackWorld: All the good people in this world are small children. The inverse is not true.
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* ''Liquid Memories'' is about a depressed SerialKiller who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrug a strange blue liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories. However, once he enters into the minds of some of these people, their nightmares become his reality.
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* ''Liquid Memories'' is about a depressed SerialKiller who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrug a strange blue liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain gain their memories. However, once he enters into the minds of some of these people, their nightmares become his reality.
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* ShellShockedVeteran: One appears in ''Liquid Memories.'' He apparently lost his legs in an unspecified war, and later on gets off by having a hooker jerk off his prosthetic legs. He later gouges out said hookers eye out after having a war flashback.
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''Where the Dead Go to Die'' is the feature animated film by James "Jimmy [=ScreamerClauz=]" Creamer, and produced by Unearthed Films, with a cast and aide from individuals such as musician Music/PassengerOfShit and animator Creator/EmilyYoucis.
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''Where the Dead Go to Die'' is the feature a [[SurrealHorror surreal]] PsychologicalHorror [[ComputerGeneratedImages CGI]] animated film by James "Jimmy [=ScreamerClauz=]" Creamer, and produced by Unearthed Films, with a cast and aide from individuals such as musician Music/PassengerOfShit and animator Creator/EmilyYoucis.
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* BloodSplatteredInnocents: Happens to Tommy over the course of the first short.
* {{Cyclops}}: A strange recurring set of shadowing humanoid monsters with teethy grins and one eye make constant appearances through each short. It should be noted that each of their one eyes are [[SynchroVox a live action shot of an actual eye.]]
* EyeScream: The war veteran gouges out one of the hookers eyes in the second short. The SerialKiller later finishes her off by slashing her throat.
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* HarmfulToMinors: [[BrainBleach That's not the say plenty of adults won't find it harmful to themselves either.]]
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* HumanoidAbomination: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes and many other monsters.
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* HumanoidAbomination: [[spoiler: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes Woes]] and many other monsters.
* SlasherSmile: Those creepy yellow Smiley faced monsters in the war veteran's flashback sport these.
** [[spoiler: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes]] seems to have one that is constantly morphing into other creepy facial features.
** [[spoiler: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes]] seems to have one that is constantly morphing into other creepy facial features.
* SynchroVox: Done on the eyes of the shadowy Cyclops monsters that appear throughout the film.
* TheReveal: The ending of the third short reveals [[spoiler: the identity of The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes, as well as the symbolic roles of the other characters throughout the film. A lot is left to interpretation, though.]]
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* RuleOfSymbolism: A lot of the film doesn't make clear since, but it is apparently the point.
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* ShellShockedVeteran: One picks up the prostitute in ''Liquid Memories.''
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* UnreliableNarrator: Save for a few moments, it's hard to tell how lucid (if indeed at all) the protagonist of Liquid Memories is.
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* ''Tainted Milk'', meant to be a disturbing {{Homage}} to [[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]], centers around a boy living in an abusive household who meets up with [[HellHound a strange talking dog]] with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] who tells him to do some very disturbing things to his parents.
* ''Liquid Memories'' is about a depressed man who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrug a strange blue liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories. However, once he enters into the minds of some of these people, their nightmares become his reality.
* ''Liquid Memories'' is about a depressed man who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrug a strange blue liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories. However, once he enters into the minds of some of these people, their nightmares become his reality.
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* ''Tainted Milk'', meant to be a disturbing {{Homage}} to [[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]], ''[[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]]'', centers around a boy living in an abusive household who meets up with [[HellHound a strange talking dog]] with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] who tells him to do some very disturbing things to his parents.
* ''Liquid Memories'' is about a depressedman SerialKiller who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrug a strange blue liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories. However, once he enters into the minds of some of these people, their nightmares become his reality.
* ''Liquid Memories'' is about a depressed
* AssholeVictims: [[spoiler: Ralph's parents and Sophia's father get what's coming to them, considering how much they tormented Ralph.]]
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: Used on a more-or-less case-by-case basis.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: Played straight in ''TaintedMilk''Milk''.
* BestialityIsDepraved: Played straight in ''Tainted
* ConjoinedTwins: Ralph has the infant face of his unborn brother attached to the side of his head, which forces him to wear a mask to cover it.
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* HillbillyHorrors: Sophia's father is a disgusting abusive redneck who [[spoiler: forces her to strip down and star in his own homemade child porn of her. Whenever she misbehaves, he hangs her from the ceiling wearing a muzzle tied to a chain. He even gets his hillbilly son to beat her with a stick while she is tied up there.]]
* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler: Ralph delivers them to both his abusive parents and the horrible pedophile father of his love interest, Sophia.]]
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, and the previously unreleased ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
* The first short ''Tainted Milk'', meant to be a disturbing {{Homage}} to [[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]], centers around a boy living in an abusive household who meets up with a strange talking dog with glowing red eyes who tells him to so some very disturbing things to his parents.
* The second short ''Liquid Memories'' is about a man who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrugs a strange liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories.
The third and final short in about a disfigured boy with his unborn brothers face attached to his head, living with horribly abusive parents who resent him because he
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* The second short ''Liquid Memories'' is about a man who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrugs a strange liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories.
The third and final short in about a disfigured boy with his unborn brothers face attached to his head, living with horribly abusive parents who resent him because he
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* FromBadToWorse: Each short just seems to get more horrific than the last.
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It is an anthology of three short films: ''Tainted Milk, Liquid Memories'' and the previously unreleased ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
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, and the previously unreleased ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
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* The first short ''Tainted Milk'', meant to be a disturbing {{Homage}} to [[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]], centers around a boy living in an abusive household who meets up with a strange talking dog with glowing red eyes who tells him to so some very disturbing things to his parents.
* The second short ''Liquid Memories'' is about a man who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrugs a strange liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories.
The third and final short in about a disfigured boy with his unborn brothers face attached to his head, living with horribly abusive parents who resent him because he
, and the previously unreleased ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.
* The first short ''Tainted Milk'', meant to be a disturbing {{Homage}} to [[Franchise/{{Lassie}} Lassie]], centers around a boy living in an abusive household who meets up with a strange talking dog with glowing red eyes who tells him to so some very disturbing things to his parents.
* The second short ''Liquid Memories'' is about a man who murders people in order to steal [[FantasticDrugs a strange liquid from their brains]] in order to obtain their memories.
The third and final short in about a disfigured boy with his unborn brothers face attached to his head, living with horribly abusive parents who resent him because he
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->"''They say a dog's supposed to be man's best friend...''"
''Where the Dead Go to Die'' is the feature animated film by James "Jimmy [=ScreamerClauz=]" Creamer, and produced by Unearthed Films, with a cast and aide from individuals such as musician Music/PassengerOfShit and animator Creator/EmilyYoucis.
It is an anthology of three short films: ''Tainted Milk, Liquid Memories'' and the previously unreleased ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
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!!Tropes related to this film:
* AbusiveParents: The only person who had anything resembling a good family life was the killer, and even so, that life may not have even been his.
* AcidTripDimension: A prominent and recurring theme.
* AlienCatnip: The protagonist of ''Liquid Memories'' tries to invoke this. He shoots up with brain fluids taken from the dead in an attempt to implant their memories into his mind.
* AnimalisticAbomination: Labby the {{hellhound}}.
* TheAntiChrist: Labby tries to convince Tommy that his unborn sibling (and earlier than that, his grandfather's sheep) is this in ''Tainted Milk.''
* AteHisGun: [[spoiler:The serial killer.]]
* BarbieDollAnatomy: Used on a more-or-less case-by-case basis.
* BestialityIsDepraved: Played straight in ''Tainted Milk''
* CallBack: Tommy and the Lady In The Well have the same conversation in ''Tainted Milk'' and ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
* CaptainObvious: The hooker and Tommy's dad both don't wax too eloquent upon death.
* CrapsackWorld: All the good people in this world are small children. The inverse is not true.
* CreepyChild: Tommy, Ralph, and Johnny. Sophia may count as well.
* DepravedBisexual: Labby the demon dog, who has sexual interactions (or expresses lustful statements) on both genders. Though somewhat more commonly with male characters.
* DerangedAnimation: That quote alone doesn't even ''begin'' to describe this movie...
* DrivenToSuicide: Tommy's grandfather in ''Tainted Milk''
** This is how [[spoiler:the Serial Killer]] goes out.
* EldritchAbomination: In the truest sense of the trope, since the horrific supernatural beings couldn't possibly be more alien and inexplicable if they tried.
* EyesDoNotBelongThere
* FreakOut: Par for the course on all three shorts.
* GroinAttack: In one of the more iconic scenes from ''Tainted Milk,'' Labby does this to both of Tommy's parents.
* HarmfulToMinors
* {{Hellhound}}: Labby, very much so; other than being a [[AlwaysLawfulGood labrador]], he fulfills the criteria in every other way. What exactly he ''[[InexplicablyAwesome is]]'' is not made very clear, but based on the imagery he is either a demon or some sort of AnimalisticAbomination. Uniquely for a hellhound, he does seem to mention God a lot, and at least claims that serving the Lord is his primary motivation.
* HumanoidAbomination: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes and many other monsters.
* ImplausibleDeniability: Labby encourages this in ''Tainted Milk,'' [[spoiler:suggesting that Tommy scratch himself up with his stillborn sibling's fingernails to make it look as though the sibling struck first.]]
* ImaginaryFriend: One could make an argument that the recurring characters are actually made up by the leads of each film.
* InexplicablyAwesome[=/=]NothingIsScarier: None of the recurring characters, or any of the supernatural horrors for that matter, are given any sort of overt explanation as to what they ''are''. The most obvious interpretation would be that they're demons, but the bizarrely pro-christian imagery and their sheer [[SurrealHorror bizarreness]] seems to imply something else altogether.
* IntelligibleUnintelligible: The Lady in the Well in ''Tainted Milk.'' We hear what she was saying in ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
* KidsAreCruel: Johnny and possibly Tommy.
* KnightOfCerebus[=/=]ManipulativeBastard: Labby the hell-hound.
* LightIsNotGood: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes is a HumanoidAbomination with a fireball for a head.
* LimitedAnimation: The whole film is done with a cheap 3D animation program.
* MindScrew: Big-time.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
-->[[spoiler:'''Ralph]]:''' I did things I didn't even know I was capable of...
* NightmareFuelColoringBook: Ralph's Drawings.
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: A little open-ended, but what we do know implies this very strongly.
* PleaseWakeUp: Taken to rather disturbing lengths in ''Tainted Milk.''
* StalkerWithACrush: Ralph, although his crush does like him back.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Labby.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: [[spoiler:Labby convinces Ralph to brutally murder both of his parents, and anybody else he felt was getting between him and Sophia.]]
* RuleOfSymbolism
* SerialKiller: The protagonist of ''Liquid Memories.''
* ShellShockedVeteran: One picks up the prostitute in ''Liquid Memories.''
* SuddenlyVoiced: [[spoiler:The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes]] in ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
* SurrealHorror: And overkill on both counts!
* UnreliableNarrator: Save for a few moments, it's hard to tell how lucid (if indeed at all) the protagonist of Liquid Memories is.
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''Where the Dead Go to Die'' is the feature animated film by James "Jimmy [=ScreamerClauz=]" Creamer, and produced by Unearthed Films, with a cast and aide from individuals such as musician Music/PassengerOfShit and animator Creator/EmilyYoucis.
It is an anthology of three short films: ''Tainted Milk, Liquid Memories'' and the previously unreleased ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
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!!Tropes related to this film:
* AbusiveParents: The only person who had anything resembling a good family life was the killer, and even so, that life may not have even been his.
* AcidTripDimension: A prominent and recurring theme.
* AlienCatnip: The protagonist of ''Liquid Memories'' tries to invoke this. He shoots up with brain fluids taken from the dead in an attempt to implant their memories into his mind.
* AnimalisticAbomination: Labby the {{hellhound}}.
* TheAntiChrist: Labby tries to convince Tommy that his unborn sibling (and earlier than that, his grandfather's sheep) is this in ''Tainted Milk.''
* AteHisGun: [[spoiler:The serial killer.]]
* BarbieDollAnatomy: Used on a more-or-less case-by-case basis.
* BestialityIsDepraved: Played straight in ''Tainted Milk''
* CallBack: Tommy and the Lady In The Well have the same conversation in ''Tainted Milk'' and ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
* CaptainObvious: The hooker and Tommy's dad both don't wax too eloquent upon death.
* CrapsackWorld: All the good people in this world are small children. The inverse is not true.
* CreepyChild: Tommy, Ralph, and Johnny. Sophia may count as well.
* DepravedBisexual: Labby the demon dog, who has sexual interactions (or expresses lustful statements) on both genders. Though somewhat more commonly with male characters.
* DerangedAnimation: That quote alone doesn't even ''begin'' to describe this movie...
* DrivenToSuicide: Tommy's grandfather in ''Tainted Milk''
** This is how [[spoiler:the Serial Killer]] goes out.
* EldritchAbomination: In the truest sense of the trope, since the horrific supernatural beings couldn't possibly be more alien and inexplicable if they tried.
* EyesDoNotBelongThere
* FreakOut: Par for the course on all three shorts.
* GroinAttack: In one of the more iconic scenes from ''Tainted Milk,'' Labby does this to both of Tommy's parents.
* HarmfulToMinors
* {{Hellhound}}: Labby, very much so; other than being a [[AlwaysLawfulGood labrador]], he fulfills the criteria in every other way. What exactly he ''[[InexplicablyAwesome is]]'' is not made very clear, but based on the imagery he is either a demon or some sort of AnimalisticAbomination. Uniquely for a hellhound, he does seem to mention God a lot, and at least claims that serving the Lord is his primary motivation.
* HumanoidAbomination: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes and many other monsters.
* ImplausibleDeniability: Labby encourages this in ''Tainted Milk,'' [[spoiler:suggesting that Tommy scratch himself up with his stillborn sibling's fingernails to make it look as though the sibling struck first.]]
* ImaginaryFriend: One could make an argument that the recurring characters are actually made up by the leads of each film.
* InexplicablyAwesome[=/=]NothingIsScarier: None of the recurring characters, or any of the supernatural horrors for that matter, are given any sort of overt explanation as to what they ''are''. The most obvious interpretation would be that they're demons, but the bizarrely pro-christian imagery and their sheer [[SurrealHorror bizarreness]] seems to imply something else altogether.
* IntelligibleUnintelligible: The Lady in the Well in ''Tainted Milk.'' We hear what she was saying in ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
* KidsAreCruel: Johnny and possibly Tommy.
* KnightOfCerebus[=/=]ManipulativeBastard: Labby the hell-hound.
* LightIsNotGood: The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes is a HumanoidAbomination with a fireball for a head.
* LimitedAnimation: The whole film is done with a cheap 3D animation program.
* MindScrew: Big-time.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
-->[[spoiler:'''Ralph]]:''' I did things I didn't even know I was capable of...
* NightmareFuelColoringBook: Ralph's Drawings.
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: A little open-ended, but what we do know implies this very strongly.
* PleaseWakeUp: Taken to rather disturbing lengths in ''Tainted Milk.''
* StalkerWithACrush: Ralph, although his crush does like him back.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Labby.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: [[spoiler:Labby convinces Ralph to brutally murder both of his parents, and anybody else he felt was getting between him and Sophia.]]
* RuleOfSymbolism
* SerialKiller: The protagonist of ''Liquid Memories.''
* ShellShockedVeteran: One picks up the prostitute in ''Liquid Memories.''
* SuddenlyVoiced: [[spoiler:The Keeper Of Man's Fears and the Creator Of His Woes]] in ''The Masks That The Monsters Wear.''
* SurrealHorror: And overkill on both counts!
* UnreliableNarrator: Save for a few moments, it's hard to tell how lucid (if indeed at all) the protagonist of Liquid Memories is.
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