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''T is for Toilet'', one of the shorts from the first film, received a sequel called ''[[https://youtube.com/watch?v=a8-pdwEhTBo Ghost Burger]]'' that was released in parts between 2013 and 2014.
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''T is for Toilet'', one of the shorts from the first film, received a sequel called ''[[https://youtube.com/watch?v=a8-pdwEhTBo Ghost Burger]]'' that was released in parts between 2013 and 2014.
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!!General
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* {{Gorn}}: There is a lot of explicit and bloody violence in this movie.many of the shorts.
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!!A is for Apocalypse
* FryingPanOfDoom: In Apocalypse, a hysterical woman attacks her bedridden husband with this. [[spoiler: She had meant for him to die from poisoning long before then but has run out of time. The title is then revealed to be "A is for Apocalypse", implying that this is a MercyKill.]]
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!!B is for Bigfoot
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!!C is for Cycle
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!!D is for Dogfight
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!!E is for Exterminate
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!!F is for Fart:
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!!G is for Gravity
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!!H is for Hydro-Electric Diffusion
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!!I is for Ingrown
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* BoundAndGagged: The woman in "Ingrown", who [[spoiler:is in this position in a man's bathtub before he injects her with something that causes her death]].
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* BoundAndGagged: The woman in "Ingrown", who [[spoiler:is in this position in a man's bathtub before he injects her with something motor oil that causes her death]].
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!!L is for Libido
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!!O is for Orgasm
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!!Q is for Quack
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!!R is for Removed
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!!S is for Speed
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!!T is for Toilet
* AbsurdPhobia: Features a child who is literally afraid of the toilet, to the point of having nightmares about it turning into a monster and killing his parents. [[spoiler:Justified at the end, when the toilet ends up falling apart and crushing him to death.]]
* TheCanKickedHim: [[spoiler:The boy gets his head trapped between the toilet seat and the bowl, and then is killed when the cistern falls off the wall and crushes his skull.]]
* DerangedAnimation: Stop-motion animation done in an unsettlingly-amateurish look.
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[[folder:T is for
-->Written and directed by: [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ-4K4911cLZMNEZLnxnpIg Lee Hardcastle]]
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* AbsurdPhobia: Features a child who is literally afraid of the toilet, to the point of having nightmares about it turning into a monster and killing his parents. [[spoiler:Justified at the end, when the toilet ends up falling apart and crushing
* TheCanKickedHim: [[spoiler:The boy gets his head trapped between the toilet seat and the bowl, and then is killed when the cistern falls off the wall and crushes his skull. Although he the incident, as revealed in the sequel.]]
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!!U is for Unearthed
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!!V is for Vagitus (The Cry of a Newborn Baby)
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!!W is for WTF!
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!!X is for XXL
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!!Y is for Youngbuck
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!!Z is for Zetsumetsu (Extinction)
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* PantyShot: When Yoshie farts, her skirt flips up showing off her panties.
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* DroneOfDread: The closing credits cleverly uses heavily reverberated sounds from each short when the respective short's credits are on screen, starting from “I is for Ingrown”. The result is a dreadful ambient piece that makes up most of the credits.
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* DroneOfDread: The closing credits cleverly uses heavily reverberated sounds audio from each short when the respective short's credits are on screen, starting from “I is for Ingrown”. The result is a dreadful haunting ambient piece that makes up most of the credits.
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** Averted in "M is for [[spoiler:Miscarriage]]", "P is for Pressure" (where [[spoiler:the main character crushes a kitten's head beneath her heel)]], and [[spoiler:"T is for Toilet" (where the young boy gets his head crushed while using the toilet)]].
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** Averted in "M is for [[spoiler:Miscarriage]]", Miscarriage", "P is for Pressure" (where [[spoiler:the main character crushes a kitten's head beneath her heel)]], and [[spoiler:"T is for Toilet" (where the young boy gets his head crushed while using the toilet)]].
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* SilenceIsGolden: A majority of segments have minimal to no dialogue. In particular, the “G”, “M”, “O”, “P”, “R”, and “Y” segments are entirely dialogue-free.
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* BadassBaritone: The hooded figure pursuing the female protagonist.
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!!V is for V is for Vagitus (The Cry of a Newborn Baby)
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!!V is for V is for Vagitus (The Cry of a Newborn Baby)
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* DroneOfDread: The closing credits cleverly uses dialogue, sound effects and bits of score from all of the shorts to create a dreadful ambient piece that lasts the duration of the credits. Sounds from each short pop up when the respective short's credits are on screen.
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* DroneOfDread: The closing credits cleverly uses dialogue, sound effects and bits of score from all of the shorts to create a dreadful ambient piece that lasts the duration of the credits. Sounds heavily reverberated sounds from each short pop up when the respective short's credits are on screen.screen, starting from “I is for Ingrown”. The result is a dreadful ambient piece that makes up most of the credits.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The credits reveal the reason Ingrown is named as such: [[spoiler: "2015 women murdered in the last 10 years in Mexico. 200 women a month. [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped The horror is not on the screen.]]"]]
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* AllThereInTheManual: The credits reveal the reason Ingrown is named as such: [[spoiler: "2015 women murdered in the last 10 years in Mexico. 200 women a month. [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped The horror is not on the screen.]]"]]"]]
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* BlackComedy: Some (if not many) segments are filled with it.
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* AdamWesting: Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett enjoy playing coke-sniffing, hypocritical versions of themselves.
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* AdamWesting: Adam Wingard Creator/AdamWingard and Simon Barrett enjoy playing coke-sniffing, hypocritical versions of themselves.
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* WeightLossHorror: [[spoiler:Gertrude, an overweight woman, wanders the streets of France as people everywhere taunt her size; she is haunted by images of thin, attractive women. She sadly gorges herself on food before deciding to finally do something about her weight. Using a variety of sharp objects, Gertrude proceeds to cut the fat off of her body. She walks out of the bathtub in a skeletal state and missing all her skin; she poses briefly and then bleeds to death.]]
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** Double subverted in "V is for Vagitus (The Cry of a Newborn Baby", in which a baby [[spoiler: is decapitated, but thanks to its psychic powers is ''still alive'', and capable of avenging itself, as a disembodied head.]]
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** Double subverted in "V is for Vagitus (The Cry of a Newborn Baby", Baby)", in which a baby [[spoiler: is decapitated, but thanks to its psychic powers is ''still alive'', and capable of avenging itself, as a disembodied head.]]
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* NobodyPoops: Averted in the "K is for Klutz", "R is for Removed", and "Toilet" segments. The "K" segment has a woman get killed while trying to get rid of her own bowel movement, the "R" segment features a bed pan being used, and the "T" segment is about a boy being toilet trained.
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* NobodyPoops: Averted in the "K is for Klutz", "R is for Removed", and "Toilet" "T is for Toilet" segments. The "K" segment has a woman get killed while trying to get rid of her own bowel movement, the "R" segment features a bed pan being used, and the "T" segment is about a boy being toilet trained.
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* DeathTrap: Frau Scheisse has prepared a particularly elaborate one for her nemesis Bertie. had she gone with something simpler, she might have succeeded.
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* DeathTrap: Frau Scheisse has prepared a particularly elaborate one for her nemesis Bertie. had Had she gone with something simpler, she might have succeeded.
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* GroinAttack: Frau Scheisse uses a small robot to put Bertie in the groin so hard that his eyes pop out on stalks.
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* GroinAttack: Frau Scheisse uses a small robot to put punt Bertie in the groin so hard that his eyes pop out on stalks.
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* FowlMouthedParrot: NUptials has a man buying his fiancee a parrot, which he had trained to give her a wedding ring to propose to her. But after the proposal was made...the bird starts repeating the words of the man and his mistress during sex.
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* FowlMouthedParrot: NUptials Nuptials has a man buying his fiancee a parrot, which he had trained to give her a wedding ring to propose to her. But after the proposal was made...the bird starts repeating the words of the man and his mistress during sex.
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** Also the "K" segment, which is all about a woman using the toilet and trying to flush a pile of crap down said toilet.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Masturbating to increasingly disturbing stuff was the main goal for the contestants in the "L" segment, with the last one to climax getting killed.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Masturbating to increasingly disturbing stuff was the main goal for the contestants in the "L" segment, "Libido," with the last one to climax getting killed.
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* Xenofiction: And not one of those self-righteous HumansAreTheRealMonsters ones either. No, Unearthed is from the perspective of a complete monster who lives only to kill and destroy, and you're supposed to feel good when they slash the bastard's head off.
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* Xenofiction: {{Xenofiction}}: And not one of those self-righteous HumansAreTheRealMonsters ones either. No, Unearthed is from the perspective of a complete monster who lives only to kill and destroy, and you're supposed to feel good when they slash the bastard's head off.
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* GenericDoomsdayVillain: The vampire is awakened and immediately goes on a killing spree until it's put down. Judging by the fact that it only speaks in streaks and growls, it might not even bey sentient.
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* MurdererPOV: The entire segment is shown through the eyes of the vampire. [[spoiler:Even after decapitation.]]
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* Xenofiction: And not one of those self-righteous HumansAreTheRealMonsters ones either. No, Unearthed is from the perspective of a complete monster who lives only to kill and destroy, and you're supposed to feel good when they slash the bastard's head off.
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A [[Film/ABCsOfDeath2 sequel]] was released September 18, 2014, with 26 brand new shorts. One of them (the letter M) was by amateur filmmakers, chosen in the [[http://26th.abcsofdeathpart2.com/entry/m-is-for-movie-2/ 26th Director competition]]. A second sequel was released in 2016.
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A [[Film/ABCsOfDeath2 sequel]] was released September 18, 2014, with 26 brand new shorts. One of them (the letter M) was by amateur filmmakers, chosen in the [[http://26th.abcsofdeathpart2.com/entry/m-is-for-movie-2/ 26th Director competition]]. A second sequel (consisting only of rejected "M" entries) was released in 2016.
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* GratuitousJapanese: "Jidai-geki (Samurai Movie)" and "Zetsumetsu (Extinction)" are named in Japanese, both because both shorts are directed by Japanese directors, and because very likely there's not words for causes of death in the English language that begins wich such letters.
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* GratuitousJapanese: "Jidai-geki "J is for Jidai-geki (Samurai Movie)" and "Zetsumetsu "Z is for Zetsumetsu (Extinction)" are named in Japanese, both because both shorts are directed by Japanese directors, and because there are very likely there's not few words for causes of death in the English language that begins wich such start with these letters.
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** Played straight in "B" and "Y", where the children present in the segments do not get killed.
** Averted in "M" (which stands for [[spoiler:Miscarriage]]), "P" (where [[spoiler:the main character crushes a kitten's head beneath her heel)]], and [[spoiler:"T" (where the young boy gets his head crushed while using the toilet)]].
** Double subverted in "V", in which a baby [[spoiler: is decapitated, but thanks to its psychic powers is ''still alive'', and capable of avenging itself, as a disembodied head.]]
* MoodWhiplash: To give you a fair idea, "I" is a depressing segment about [[spoiler:a woman being injected with a lethal poison and DyingAlone in a bathtub]]. "J" is about a samurai warrior who can't execute another warrior because he keeps making hilarious faces.
* NobodyPoops: Averted in the "K", "R", and "T" segments. The "K" segment has a woman get killed while trying to get rid of her own bowel movement, the "R" segment features a bed pan being used, and the "T" segment is about a boy being toilet trained.
* RedHerring / RedHerringTwist: Seeing as each short's name is revealed only at the end of the short, several segments feature a plot element that just so happens to start with the letter the short is named after. The short is never named after said element.
* ShowWithinAShow: The "Q" and "W" segments are about the real life crew members trying to figure out what to do for the "Q" and "W" segments for this very film.
* SlidingScaleOfComedyAndHorror: The movie alternates bleak, highly disturbing segments (such as a woman being left to die in I, men being impaled for not masturbating to some sick shit in L, and an obese woman skinning herself in X) with stories about [[ToiletHumor farting and pooping]], although the short dealing with a [[AttackOfTheKillerWhatever man-eating toilet]] manages to be rather scary and funny at the same time.
** Averted in "M" (which stands for [[spoiler:Miscarriage]]), "P" (where [[spoiler:the main character crushes a kitten's head beneath her heel)]], and [[spoiler:"T" (where the young boy gets his head crushed while using the toilet)]].
** Double subverted in "V", in which a baby [[spoiler: is decapitated, but thanks to its psychic powers is ''still alive'', and capable of avenging itself, as a disembodied head.]]
* MoodWhiplash: To give you a fair idea, "I" is a depressing segment about [[spoiler:a woman being injected with a lethal poison and DyingAlone in a bathtub]]. "J" is about a samurai warrior who can't execute another warrior because he keeps making hilarious faces.
* NobodyPoops: Averted in the "K", "R", and "T" segments. The "K" segment has a woman get killed while trying to get rid of her own bowel movement, the "R" segment features a bed pan being used, and the "T" segment is about a boy being toilet trained.
* RedHerring / RedHerringTwist: Seeing as each short's name is revealed only at the end of the short, several segments feature a plot element that just so happens to start with the letter the short is named after. The short is never named after said element.
* ShowWithinAShow: The "Q" and "W" segments are about the real life crew members trying to figure out what to do for the "Q" and "W" segments for this very film.
* SlidingScaleOfComedyAndHorror: The movie alternates bleak, highly disturbing segments (such as a woman being left to die in I, men being impaled for not masturbating to some sick shit in L, and an obese woman skinning herself in X) with stories about [[ToiletHumor farting and pooping]], although the short dealing with a [[AttackOfTheKillerWhatever man-eating toilet]] manages to be rather scary and funny at the same time.
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** Played straight in "B" "B is for Bigfoot" and "Y", "Y is for Youngbuck", where the children present in the segments do not get killed.
** Averted in"M" (which stands "M is for [[spoiler:Miscarriage]]), "P" [[spoiler:Miscarriage]]", "P is for Pressure" (where [[spoiler:the main character crushes a kitten's head beneath her heel)]], and [[spoiler:"T" [[spoiler:"T is for Toilet" (where the young boy gets his head crushed while using the toilet)]].
** Double subverted in"V", "V is for Vagitus (The Cry of a Newborn Baby", in which a baby [[spoiler: is decapitated, but thanks to its psychic powers is ''still alive'', and capable of avenging itself, as a disembodied head.]]
* MoodWhiplash: To give you a fair idea,"I" "I is for Ingrown" is a depressing segment about [[spoiler:a woman being injected with a lethal poison and DyingAlone in a bathtub]]. "J" "Jidai-geki" is about a samurai warrior who can't execute another warrior because he keeps making hilarious faces.
* NobodyPoops: Averted in the"K", "R", "K is for Klutz", "R is for Removed", and "T" "Toilet" segments. The "K" segment has a woman get killed while trying to get rid of her own bowel movement, the "R" segment features a bed pan being used, and the "T" segment is about a boy being toilet trained.
* RedHerring / RedHerringTwist: Seeing as each short's name is revealed only at the end of the short, several segments feature a plot element that just so happens to start with the letter the short is named after. The short is never named after saidelement.
element. One example would be Zetsumetsu (Extinction), which never features an extinction.
* ShowWithinAShow: The"Q" "Q is for Quack" and "W" "W is for WTF" segments are about the real life crew members trying to figure out what to do for the "Q" and "W" segments for this very film.
* SlidingScaleOfComedyAndHorror: The movie alternates bleak, highly disturbing segments (such as a woman being left to die inI, Ingrown, men being impaled for not masturbating to some sick shit in L, L is for Libido, and an obese woman skinning herself in X) X is for XXL) with stories about [[ToiletHumor farting and pooping]], although the short dealing with a [[AttackOfTheKillerWhatever man-eating toilet]] manages to be rather scary and funny at the same time.
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* NobodyPoops: Averted in the
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* FryingPanOfDoom: In the first short, a hysterical woman attacks her bedridden husband with this. [[spoiler: She had meant for him to die from poisoning long before then but has run out of time. The title is then revealed to be "A is for Apocalypse", implying that this is a MercyKill.]]
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* FryingPanOfDoom: In the first short, Apocalypse, a hysterical woman attacks her bedridden husband with this. [[spoiler: She had meant for him to die from poisoning long before then but has run out of time. The title is then revealed to be "A is for Apocalypse", implying that this is a MercyKill.]]
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* HereWeGoAgain: The segment ends with Bruno in exactly the same place he was at the start, with the implication that he is now trapped in a unending loop (hence the title).
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* HereWeGoAgain: The segment Cycle ends with Bruno in exactly the same place he was at the start, with the implication that he is now trapped in a unending loop (hence the title).
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: The "D" segment which features the hero getting his dog back and punishing the dog snatcher.]]
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: The "D" segment which Dogfight features the hero getting his dog back and punishing the dog snatcher.]]
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* {{Overcrank}}: The whole of the "D" segment is shot at a slower pace, to [[{{Squick}} wince-inducing effect]].
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* {{Overcrank}}: The whole of the "D" segment "Dogfight" is shot at a slower pace, to [[{{Squick}} wince-inducing effect]].
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: The main character from "E" is at one point masturbating while he's being watched by the spider.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: The main character from "E" "Exterminate" is at one point masturbating while he's being watched by the spider.
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* SpidersAreScary: The whole point of the "E" segment is about a man being menaced by a spider.
* UrbanLegend: "E" follows an old urban legend of spiders being able to lay eggs inside people's bodies.
* UrbanLegend: "E" follows an old urban legend of spiders being able to lay eggs inside people's bodies.
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* SpidersAreScary: The whole point of the "E" segment "Exterminate" is about a man being menaced by a spider.
* UrbanLegend:"E" "Exterminate" follows an old urban legend of spiders being able to lay eggs inside people's bodies.
* UrbanLegend:
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* SuicideBySea: the segment follows an unseen protagonist he weighs himself down with bricks, paddles out into the ocean, and sinks to the bottom; his surfboard sticking upright out of the water like a gravestone.
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* SuicideBySea: the segment Gravity follows an unseen protagonist he weighs himself down with bricks, paddles out into the ocean, and sinks to the bottom; his surfboard sticking upright out of the water like a gravestone.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The credits reveal the reason the "I" segment was named [[spoiler:Ingrown]]: [[spoiler: "2015 women murdered in the last 10 years in Mexico. 200 women a month. [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped The horror is not on the screen.]]"]]
* BoundAndGagged: The woman in "I", who [[spoiler:is in this position in a man's bathtub before he injects her with something that causes her death]].
* BoundAndGagged: The woman in "I", who [[spoiler:is in this position in a man's bathtub before he injects her with something that causes her death]].
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* AllThereInTheManual: The credits reveal the reason the "I" segment was Ingrown is named [[spoiler:Ingrown]]: as such: [[spoiler: "2015 women murdered in the last 10 years in Mexico. 200 women a month. [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped The horror is not on the screen.]]"]]
* BoundAndGagged: The woman in"I", "Ingrown", who [[spoiler:is in this position in a man's bathtub before he injects her with something that causes her death]].
* BoundAndGagged: The woman in
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* GrossUpCloseUp: If you don't want to see [[spoiler:what a dead fetus looks like]], skip the "M" segment.
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* GrossUpCloseUp: If you don't want to see [[spoiler:what a dead fetus looks like]], skip the "M" segment.
"Miscarriage."
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* FowlMouthedParrot: The N segment has a man buying his fiancee a parrot, which he had trained to give her a wedding ring to propose to her. But after the proposal was made...the bird starts repeating the words of the man and his mistress during sex.
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* FowlMouthedParrot: The N segment NUptials has a man buying his fiancee a parrot, which he had trained to give her a wedding ring to propose to her. But after the proposal was made...the bird starts repeating the words of the man and his mistress during sex.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: Brilliantly deconstructed in the [[spoiler: "P" segment, where the woman gets the money she needs by crushing a cat under her heels for an animal crush video.]]
* GoryDiscretionShot: We (thankfully) do not see the main character from "P" [[spoiler:crush a poor kitten's head]]. [[{{Squick}} We do hear it though]].
* GoryDiscretionShot: We (thankfully) do not see the main character from "P" [[spoiler:crush a poor kitten's head]]. [[{{Squick}} We do hear it though]].
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: Brilliantly deconstructed in the [[spoiler: "P" segment, where Pressure, [[spoiler:where the woman gets the money she needs by crushing a cat under her heels for an animal crush video.]]
* GoryDiscretionShot: We (thankfully) do not see the main character from"P" "Pressure" [[spoiler:crush a poor kitten's head]]. [[{{Squick}} We do hear it though]].
* GoryDiscretionShot: We (thankfully) do not see the main character from
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* RedLightDistrict: The segment opens and closes in the city's red light district.
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* RedLightDistrict: The segment Pressure opens and closes in the city's red light district.
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* HumanResources: The killer in "R" goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against doctors who [[spoiler: have been harvesting his skin to make 35 mm film.]]
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* HumanResources: The killer in "R" "Removed" goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against doctors who [[spoiler: have been harvesting his skin to make 35 mm film.]]
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* TheUnreveal: The killer's face in the "R" segment is never shown.
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* TheUnreveal: The killer's face in the "R" segment is never shown.
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* CurbStompBattle: The "U" segment. Angry mob vs [[spoiler:cornered vampire.]] Bet on angry mob.
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* CurbStompBattle: The "U" segment. Angry mob vs [[spoiler:cornered vampire.]] Bet on angry mob.
* HeroAntagonist: The angry mob.
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* VillainProtagonist: The vampire.
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* DystopianEdict: "V" is set in a future where women must earn their fertility through service to the government.
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* DystopianEdict: "V" "Vagitus" is set in a future where women must earn their fertility through service to the government.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The robot from the "V" section has its eyes glow red whenever it detects the influence of mind control.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The robot from the "V" section has its eyes glow red whenever it detects the influence of mind control.
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* MindScrew[=/=]RefugeInAudacity: The whole point of the "W" segment. "WTF", indeed.
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* MindScrew[=/=]RefugeInAudacity: The whole point of the "W" this segment. "WTF", indeed.
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* EyeScream: The pedophile janitor in the "Y" segment gets antlers jammed into his eyes.
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* EyeScream: The pedophile janitor in the "Y" segment gets antlers jammed into his eyes.
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* {{Paedohunt}}: The disgustingly creepy janitor from "Y" has apparently molested a boy. Thankfully, he gets what's coming to him when the boy kills him.
* RepeatCut: The arrow in the "Y" segment is seen being fired from three different angles.
* RepeatCut: The arrow in the "Y" segment is seen being fired from three different angles.
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* {{Paedohunt}}: The disgustingly creepy janitor from "Y" has apparently molested a boy. Thankfully, he gets what's coming to him when the boy kills him.
* RepeatCut: The arrowin the "Y" segment is seen being fired from three different angles.
* RepeatCut: The arrow
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* BloodyHilarious: Zetsumetsu is directed by [[Film/TokyoGorePolice Yoshihiro Nishimura]], so this isn't much of a surprise.
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* BloodyHilarious: Zetsumetsu is directed by [[Film/TokyoGorePolice Yoshihiro Yoshihiro]] [[Creator/YoshihiroNishimura Nishimura]], so this isn't much of a surprise. surprise.
* CrapsackWorld: Takes place in a post-apocalyptic Japan suffering from the aftermath of a nuclear strike.
* CrapsackWorld: Takes place in a post-apocalyptic Japan suffering from the aftermath of a nuclear strike.
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* GratuitousJapanese: "J" and "Z" are named in Japanese, both because both shorts are directed by Japanese directors, and because very likely there's not words for causes of death in the English language that begins wich such letters.
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* GratuitousJapanese: "J" "Jidai-geki (Samurai Movie)" and "Z" "Zetsumetsu (Extinction)" are named in Japanese, both because both shorts are directed by Japanese directors, and because very likely there's not words for causes of death in the English language that begins wich such letters.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Of a sort. Those trying to guess what the short is called but aren't very knowledgeable about Japanese movies (and even some that do) might be tempted to guess that the title of this segment is "Japan."
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* BaitAndSwitch: Of a sort. Those trying to guess what the short is called but aren't very knowledgeable about Japanese movies (and even some that do) are) might be tempted to guess that the title of this segment is "Japan."
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* BaitAndSwitch: Of a sort. Those trying to guess what the short is called but aren't very knowledgeable about Japanese movies (and even some that do) might be tempted to guess that the title of this segment is "Japan."
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* ShoutOut: Zetsumetsu contains numerous references to ''Film/DrStrangelove'', particularly the wheelchair-bound narrator.
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* ShoutOut: Zetsumetsu contains numerous references to ''Film/DrStrangelove'', particularly the wheelchair-bound narrator.
narrator and nuclear war theme.
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* WidgetSeries: The "F", "J" and "Z" segments were made in Japan and are definitely very bizarre.
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* WidgetSeries: The "F", "J" "Fart," "Jidai-geki," and "Z" "Zetsumetsu" segments were made in Japan and are definitely very bizarre.bizarre. ESPECIALLY Zetsumetsu.
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* BloodyHilarious: The final segment is directed by [[Film/TokyoGorePolice Yoshihiro Nishimura]], so this isn't much of a surprise.
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* BloodyHilarious: The final segment Zetsumetsu is directed by [[Film/TokyoGorePolice Yoshihiro Nishimura]], so this isn't much of a surprise. surprise.
* MindScrew: Zetsumetsu is just all over the place and nobody seems to be able to tell what's going on.
* NonIndicativeName: Aside from the post-apocalyptic setting, there doesn't seem to be anything related to extinction going on... or maybe not. [[MindScrew Who can tell?]]
* MindScrew: Zetsumetsu is just all over the place and nobody seems to be able to tell what's going on.
* NonIndicativeName: Aside from the post-apocalyptic setting, there doesn't seem to be anything related to extinction going on... or maybe not. [[MindScrew Who can tell?]]
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* ShoutOut: The "Z" segment contains numerous references to ''Film/DrStrangelove'', particularly the wheelchair-bound narrator.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Zetsumetsu seems to be going for this with the over-the-top political and sexual imagery in addition to all the violence.
* ShoutOut:The "Z" segment Zetsumetsu contains numerous references to ''Film/DrStrangelove'', particularly the wheelchair-bound narrator.
* ShoutOut:
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* ARiddleForTheAges: [[spoiler:Why was the patient attempting to tow that locomotive?]]
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* ARiddleForTheAges: RiddleForTheAges: [[spoiler:Why was the patient attempting to tow that locomotive?]]