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* While in the Halloween store, Sienna realizes that she left her purse in the changing room after being scared by Art, and she's clearly uncomfortable about having to go back for it and potentially running into him again. Just as she's explaining herself to the cashier, Art dumps it onto the counter and strolls away looking unimpressed.
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* While Allie's death scene is absolutely horrific, it sprinkles in a bit of ''very'' black comic relief with the camera, on two separate occasions, noticeably hanging on the shot of [[IronicJuxtaposition her "Blessed" sign decoration above her bed]]. The black comedy is especially prevalent when Art ''literally'' [[spoiler: rubs salt in her wounds]].
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* While Allie's death scene is absolutely horrific, it sprinkles in a bit of ''very'' black comic relief with the camera, on two separate occasions, noticeably hanging on the shot of [[IronicJuxtaposition her "Blessed" sign decoration above her bed]]. The black comedy is especially prevalent when Art ''literally'' [[spoiler: rubs salt in her wounds]].wounds.
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* Brooke actually manages to kick Art ''in the face.'' When he finally corners her, he seems less gleeful as he usually is while killing her and more legitimately pissed off at her. As horrific as the murder is, it's amusing seeing a victim managing to get under Art's skin.
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* Brooke actually manages to kick Art ''in the face.'' When he finally corners her, he seems less gleeful as he usually is while killing her and more legitimately pissed off at her. As horrific as the murder is, it's amusing seeing a victim managing to get under Art's skin.skin.
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* When resurrected, Art rips out the eye from the still living coroner places it in the socket his own eye was, which got stabbed out by Victoria in the last film. After killing the poor man with a hammer, he awkwardly dropping it drops the eye.
* In the Clown Cafe nightmare, Art makes an appearance as a guest and starts giving candy to the kids (really adults in kid costumes), but to Sienna, he gives her a creepy looking, newspaper wrapped box filled with a rotting, still beating human heart that makes the box overflow with black slime. Then after giving everyone their gifts, Art whips out a Tommy gun, and shoots everyone (except Sienna) in a scene reminiscent of the climax of ''Film/InglouriousBasterds''. After the gun runs dry, Art drops it, finds an old, antique torch that he uses as a flamethrower against the clown playing the banjo, who is still smiling and strumming her instrument in spite of what has happened. If that isn't enough, she's still playing the fucking banjo ''after getting set on fire'', accompanied by Art dancing along to the music.
* Art trying on silly Halloween glasses in the background, clearly having a great time, as Sienna checks out her costume. Then he [[ShoutOut whirls around a]] [[Film/It1990 spinning noise maker]], before blowing loudly on a party horn before the clerk finally tells him to stop, which he does, complete with a "sad" low tone of the horn. The clerk tells him that if he's gonna blow on it then he needs to pay for it...Art then promptly spits it out and blindly smacks it away from himself.
* While trying to pay for an air horn, Art digs through his bag, pulling out all sorts of weapons as he looks for money, then pulls out a comically small amount of cash. When the clerk yells at him, he reacts with a [[LargeHam hammy, overacted look of shock]].
* While Allie's death scene is absolutely horrific, it sprinkles in a bit of ''very'' black comic relief with the camera, on two separate occasions, noticeably hanging on the shot of [[IronicJuxtaposition her "Blessed" sign decoration above her bed]]. The black comedy is especially prevalent when Art ''literally'' [[spoiler: rubs salt in her wounds]].
* Art using a ''real'' severed head as a bowl to hand out candy to trick-or-treaters. The kids, thinking it's just a prop, take the candy, but when one kid takes extra, Art slaps his hand and sternly indicates that he can only take one. They leave unharmed, with Art laughing to himself at his macabre joke.
* Brooke actually manages to kick Art ''in the face.'' When he finally corners her, he seems less gleeful as he usually is while killing her and more legitimately pissed off at her. As horrific as the murder is, it's amusing seeing a victim managing to get under Art's skin.
* When resurrected, Art rips out the eye from the still living coroner places it in the socket his own eye was, which got stabbed out by Victoria in the last film. After killing the poor man with a hammer, he awkwardly dropping it drops the eye.
* In the Clown Cafe nightmare, Art makes an appearance as a guest and starts giving candy to the kids (really adults in kid costumes), but to Sienna, he gives her a creepy looking, newspaper wrapped box filled with a rotting, still beating human heart that makes the box overflow with black slime. Then after giving everyone their gifts, Art whips out a Tommy gun, and shoots everyone (except Sienna) in a scene reminiscent of the climax of ''Film/InglouriousBasterds''. After the gun runs dry, Art drops it, finds an old, antique torch that he uses as a flamethrower against the clown playing the banjo, who is still smiling and strumming her instrument in spite of what has happened. If that isn't enough, she's still playing the fucking banjo ''after getting set on fire'', accompanied by Art dancing along to the music.
* Art trying on silly Halloween glasses in the background, clearly having a great time, as Sienna checks out her costume. Then he [[ShoutOut whirls around a]] [[Film/It1990 spinning noise maker]], before blowing loudly on a party horn before the clerk finally tells him to stop, which he does, complete with a "sad" low tone of the horn. The clerk tells him that if he's gonna blow on it then he needs to pay for it...Art then promptly spits it out and blindly smacks it away from himself.
* While trying to pay for an air horn, Art digs through his bag, pulling out all sorts of weapons as he looks for money, then pulls out a comically small amount of cash. When the clerk yells at him, he reacts with a [[LargeHam hammy, overacted look of shock]].
* While Allie's death scene is absolutely horrific, it sprinkles in a bit of ''very'' black comic relief with the camera, on two separate occasions, noticeably hanging on the shot of [[IronicJuxtaposition her "Blessed" sign decoration above her bed]]. The black comedy is especially prevalent when Art ''literally'' [[spoiler: rubs salt in her wounds]].
* Art using a ''real'' severed head as a bowl to hand out candy to trick-or-treaters. The kids, thinking it's just a prop, take the candy, but when one kid takes extra, Art slaps his hand and sternly indicates that he can only take one. They leave unharmed, with Art laughing to himself at his macabre joke.
* Brooke actually manages to kick Art ''in the face.'' When he finally corners her, he seems less gleeful as he usually is while killing her and more legitimately pissed off at her. As horrific as the murder is, it's amusing seeing a victim managing to get under Art's skin.
