History NightmareFuel / Aha

* The opening to the "The Sun Always Shines on TV," which counts as a DownerEnding [[spoiler: to "Take on Me"; the hero painfully turns back into a comic book drawing and flees from the girl. As the girl looks down, crestfallen, an animated explosion in the background seems to indicate that the hero does not survive.]]

* Both versions of the "Dark Is The Night" video have unnerving visuals of people in bondage. The official version features scenes of Morten, Paul, and Magne in between those of 3 undulating women bound to one another in head-to-toe body stockings all joined at the hands. The banned version is the same, except with the addition of scenes featuring a man struggling to walk and stand whilst his limbs are bound to poles that hinder his movement; at one point in the video, he falls backwards, seemingly in pain as he drags himself across the floor. Another disturbing scene sees Morten Harket's face bursting out of his own stomach (achieved with projected images).

* The video for "Velvet," in which the three band members are killed off. Morten is offed in an ElectrifiedBathtub, Paul is [[BoomHeadshot shot in the head,]] and poor Magne gets [[StuffedIntoTheFridge stuffed into a freezer]] with a plastic bag over his head.

* Both versions of the "Dark Is The Night" video have unnerving visuals of people in bondage. The official version features scenes of Morten, Paul, and Magne in between those of 4 undulating women bound to one another in head-to-toe body stockings all joined at the hands. The banned version is the same, except with the addition of scenes featuring a man struggling to walk and stand whilst his limbs are bound to poles that hinder his movement; at one point in the video, he falls backwards, seemingly in pain as he drags himself across the floor. Another disturbing scene sees Morten Harket's face bursting out of his own stomach (achieved with projected images).

* Both versions of the "Dark Is The Night" video have unnerving visuals of people in bondage. The official version features scenes of Morten, Paul, and Magne in between those of 4 undulating women bound to one another in head-to-toe body stockings all joined at the hands. The banned version is the same, except with the addition of scenes featuring a man struggling to walk and stand whilst his limbs are bound to poles that hinder his movement; at one point in the video, he falls backwards, seemingly in pain as he drags himself across the floor. Another disturbing scene sees Morten Harket's face seemingly bursting through his own stomach (achieved with projected images).

* Both versions of the "Dark Is The Night" video have unnerving visuals of people in bondage. The official version features scenes of Morten, Paul, and Magne in between those of 4 undulating women bound to one another in head-to-toe body stockings all joined at the hands. The banned version is the same, except with the addition of scenes featuring a man struggling to walk and stand whilst his limbs are bound to poles that hinder his movement; at one point in the video, he falls backwards, seemingly in pain as he drags himself across the floor. Another disturbing scene sees Morten Harket's face seemingly bursting through his own stomach (a practical .

* The two rival racers from the ''Take On Me'' video, who attack TheHero and the girl inside the comic book. Not only do they look rather disturbing due to their stiff faces (unlike the warmly animated Hero and Girl), they also have very creepy lifeless eyes, and were going to MURDER the protagonists because the Hero beat them in a car race. The Girl only barely escapes because the Hero opens a portal back to the real world, while he himself is on the receiving end of a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown using pipe wrenches.

* Both versions of the "Dark Is The Night" video are rather unnerving. The official version features individual scenes of Morten, Paul, and Magne in between scenes of 4 writhing women bound to one another in head-to-toe body stockings all joined at the hands. The banned version is the same, except with the addition of scenes featuring a man struggling to travel whilst his limbs are bound to poles that hinder his movement and one scene with Morten Harket's face seemingly bursting through his own stomach.

* Both versions of "Dark Is The Night" are rather unnerving. The official version features individual scenes of Morten, Paul, and Magne in between scenes of 4 writhing women bound to one another in head-to-toe body stockings all joined at the hands. The banned version is the same, except with the addition of scenes featuring a man struggling to travel whilst his limbs are bound to poles that hinder his movement and one scene with Morten Harket's face seemingly bursting through his own stomach.

** Actually, several lyrics from the ''Scoundrel Days'' album are ''very'' creepy [[LyricalDissonance once you set the music aside.]] "I've Been Losing You?" [[spoiler: About a {{Yandere}}'s thoughts after he shoots his girlfriend to death.]] "Maybe Maybe?" About a DestructiveRomance [[spoiler: that finishes when the girl runs the dude with her car.]]
* The video for "Velvet," in which the three band members are killed off. Morten is offed in an ElectrifiedBathtub, Paul got [[BoomHeadshot shot in the head,]] and poor Magne got [[StuffedIntoTheFridge stuffed into a freezer]] with a plastic bag over his head.
* The two Rival Racers from the ''Take On Me'' video, who attack The Hero and The Girl inside the comic book. Not only do they look rather disturbing due to their stiff faces (unlike the warmly animated Hero and Girl), they also have very creepy lifeless eyes, and were going to MURDER the protagonists because the Hero beat them in a car race. The Girl only barely escapes because the Hero opens a portal back to the real world, while he himself is on the receiving end of a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown using pipe wrenches.
* The opening to the "The Sun Always Shines on TV," which counts as a DownerEnding [[spoiler: To "Take on Me." The hero turns back into a comic book drawing and apparently dies in front of The Girl.]]

* The two Rival Racers from the ''Take On Me'' video, who attack The Hero and The Girl inside the comic book. Not only do they look rather disturbing due to their stiff faces (unlike the warmly animated Hero and Girl), they also have very creepy lifeless eyes, and were going to MURDER the protagonists because the Hero beat them in a car race. The Girl only barely escapes because the Hero opens a portal back to the real world, while he himself is on the recieving end of a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown using pipe wrenches.

* The lyrics of "Scoundrel Days", which describe a man's broken psyche as he cuts his wrists open, heavily hallucionates and runs around his town -- before throwing himself off a cliff in front of his townspeople.
** Actually, several lyrics from the ''Scoundrel Days'' album are ''very'' creepy [[LyricalDissonance once you set the music aside]]. "I've Been Losing You"? [[spoiler: About a {{Yandere}}'s thoughts after he shoots his girlfriend to death.]] "Maybe Maybe"? About a DestructiveRomance [[spoiler: that finishes when the girl runs the dude with her car]].
* The video for "Velvet", in which the three band members are killed off. Morten is offed in an ElectrifiedBathtub, Paul got [[BoomHeadshot shot in the head]], and poor Magne got [[StuffedIntoTheFridge stuffed into a freezer]] with a plastic bag over his head.

* The video for "Velvet", in which the three band members are killed off. Morten is offed in an ElectrifiedBathtub, Paul got [[BoomHeadshot shot in the head]], and poor Magne got LockedInAFreezer with a plastic bag over his head.

** Actually, several lyrics from the ''Scoundrel Days'' album are ''very'' creepy [[LyricalDissonance once you set the music aside]]. ''I've been losing you''? [[spoiler: About a {{Yandere}}'s thoughts after he shoots his girlfriend to death.]] ''Maybe maybe''? About a DestructiveRomance [[spoiler: that finishes when the girl runs the dude with her car]].
* The video for "Velvet", in which the three band members are killed off.

* The lyrics of "Scoundrel Days", which describe a man's broken psyche as he cuts his wrists open and runs around his town before throwing himself off a cliff in front of his townspeople.

* The lyrics of ''Scoundrel Days'', which describe a man's broken psyche as he cuts his wrists open and runs around his town before throwing himself off a cliff in front of his townspeople.
* The video for ''Velvet'', in which the three band members are killed off.