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* HoYay: "Is there a name for Mom's little sickness?" "Yeah, Lilith Fair-ism."
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* HoYay: "Is there a name Estevez-Soultaker-as-Mrs.-[=McMillan=] peeping at Natalie as she gets ready for Mom's little sickness?" "Yeah, Lilith Fair-ism."her bath.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The riffers sure wanted to know more about the bus than the characters.
** Brad, at least after he becomes a soultaker, becomes more competent, witty and likeable than he was when he was alive. He does more useful things for the protagonists than they do.
** Brad, at least after he becomes a soultaker, becomes more competent, witty and likeable than he was when he was alive. He does more useful things for the protagonists than they do.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The riffers sure wanted to know more about the bus than the characters.
**Brad, at least after he becomes a soultaker, becomes more competent, witty and likeable than he was when he was alive. He does more useful things for the protagonists than they do.
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* {{Squick}}: The Estevez reaper oogles at the undressed heroine while he's disguised as her mother.
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* SoBadItsGood: A borderline case. Despite the unimpressive effects due to its small budget and a few glaring holes in the plot, it's actually a pretty decent concept for a movie and overall competently made.
* {{Squick}}: The Estevez reaperoogles ogles at the undressed heroine while he's disguised as her mother.
* {{Squick}}: The Estevez reaper
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Happy Today" by The Kevin Danzig Band is actually pretty good.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Happy Today" by The Kevin Danzig Band is actually pretty good.good, as is [[https://youtu.be/VzrP59jAKA8?si=aCaI4WNdxM6gEBjg "Somewhere in Paradise"]] by Karen Lawrence.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: Natalie and Zach get a second chance at life! But its not clear what will happen to them when they eventually die for real - the Angel of Death implies their souls are lost forever, which could well suggest they can't even access the afterlife because they technically cheated (and possibly screwed Brad over too by convincing him to abandon his post and give Natalie and Zach the means to put their souls back.)
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** Maybe he can only cause the bullets to go through him when he can see it coming?
*** They said you can't ''kill'' a Soultaker. They said nothing about knocking them out.
*** They said you can't ''kill'' a Soultaker. They said nothing about knocking them out.
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* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: "Is there a name for Mom's little sickness?" "Yeah, Lilith Fair-ism."
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* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: HoYay: "Is there a name for Mom's little sickness?" "Yeah, Lilith Fair-ism."
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* {{Blooper}}: Natalie removes her boots just before getting ready for the shower scene, and she remains barefoot even after running outside after Zach had fallen from the window. But when they leave for the hospital, suddenly her boots are back on.
