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[[caption-width-right:300:Eh, maybe a little pumpkin-like.]]
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All hell's broken loose.]]'']]
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* AnAesop: Vengeance blackens the soul and makes good men into monsters, [[spoiler:in Ed’s case, quite literally.]]
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* AbsurdlyYouthfulMother: or rather grandfather. Mr. Wallace is only about fifty and isn’t even gray-haired but has teenaged grandchildren.
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* AbsurdlyYouthfulMother: or Or rather grandfather. Mr. Wallace is only about fifty and isn’t even gray-haired but has teenaged grandchildren.
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* TheDitz: Joel in the first movie. One would think that someone on parole for drunk driving would want to keep alcohol and motorized vehicles as far away from each other as possible, but he's seen being intoxicated while driving his car and then even more intoxicated when he wants to drive his dirtbike, which results in him injuring a child. And then he decides to prevent any of his "[[WithFriendsLikeThese friends]]" from calling for medical aid by any means necessary, because apparently drunkenly hitting a child [[SarcasmMode is far worse]] than hit-and-run, vehicular manslaughter, kidnapping, torture, physical assault, destruction of private property (the cabin where he cut the phone lines was a rental), AND disobeying parole. Yes, there's TruthInTelevision, but even when it happens in real life, the people who do so are idiots.
