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* AloneWithThePsycho: Duncan invokes this when goes to confront Chef-disguised-as-the-killer. And then played absolutely straight when the real psycho shows up when Gwen is eating in the lodge.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Initially, the story about an escaped serial killer was used as a lead-in to a horror movie-themed challenge. Only for the actual serial killer to show up and cause a MassOhCrap from everyone.
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* HockeymaskAndChainsaw: Both Chef and the Killer.
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* HockeymaskAndChainsaw: Both [[OverlyLongName The Escaped Psycho Killer with a Chainsaw and Hook]] and Chef and (who was imitating him) wear these as they hunt down the Killer.campers.
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** The mentioning of the scenes where the killer kills the couple making out, the fact that the supposed killer is the camp's cook, the scene where Duncan throws various items at the killer, who isn't affected by them at all, Duncan confronting the killer near the lake and defeating the killer using the killer's own weapon all come from ''Film/FridayThe13th1980''. Additionally the movie being watched in the beginning looks similar to the movie.
** The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVANewBeginning'' who impersonates Jason.
** The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVANewBeginning'' who impersonates Jason.
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** The mentioning of the scenes where the killer kills the couple making out, the fact that the supposed killer is the camp's cook, the scene where Duncan throws various items at the killer, killer who isn't affected by them at all, Duncan confronting the killer near the lake and defeating the killer using the killer's own weapon all come from ''Film/FridayThe13th1980''. Additionally the movie being watched in the beginning looks similar to the movie.
** The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVANewBeginning'' who impersonates Jason.movie.
** The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVANewBeginning'' who impersonates Jason.
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** The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVANewBeginning'' who impersonates Jason.
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** Most of the concept of the episode appears is be tied to ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' in its concepts and jokes:
* ** The hockey mask worn by the killer (both Chef and the real one) is an obvious homage to Jason Voorhees, with such details as the red markings on the sides.
The setting of both the film and Total Drama Island being at a summer camp.
Both Chef and the actual killer imitate the peculiar "breathing" done by Jason before he attacks his victims, as well as his habit of chanting words before the kill.
The mentioning of the scenes where the killer kills the couple making out is a parody of when Mrs. Voorhees kills Barry Jackson and Claudette Hayes at the beginning of the original movie.
The scene in which Duncan throws various items at the killer is a parody of the original movie in which the main character Alice throws many objects at Mrs. Voorhees, who isn't affected by them at all. In addition, Duncan confronts the killer near the lake similar to the final confrontation between Alice and Mrs. Voorhees. Finally, Duncan, like Alice, defeats the killer using the killer's own weapon.
The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in Friday the 13th part V who impersonates Jason.
The fact that the supposed killer is Chef Hatchet, who is the camp's cook, is similar to how the killer in the original Friday the 13th (Pamela Voorhees) used to be the cook at Camp Crystal Lake.
Also, the movie that the campers were watching looks similar to the original Friday the 13th movie (although Jason Voorhees doesn't appear until the second movie).
Other prominent parodies of horror movies include:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The chainsaw is a reference to the signature weapon of the series. In addition, the outfit worn by both killers, most prominently the dirty apron, is similar to the outfit commonly worn by the main killer of this series, Leatherface.
Halloween: The concept of a mentally unstable killer escaping prison could be a reference to Michael Myers, the main killer of this series. Similarly, the scene where Gwen is in the lodge where the real killer appears is similar to the scene Loomis and Michael meet in the fourth movie.
This is the first episode to reference a John Carpenter film, Halloween. The next two are "The Sand Witch Project" (Total Drama Action) and "The EX-Files" (Total Drama World Tour).
Psycho: Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the infamous shower scene from this film with the infamous music playing.
I Know What You Did Last Summer: The killer's hook is a homage to the hook worn by Ben Willis.
Sleepaway Camp: Very much like the original Friday the 13th, the movie takes place in a summer camp.
Scream: Gwen's speech on how to survive may also be a nod to Randy Meeks' speech on the various rules to survive a horror movie including the rule of couples making out alone being the first to die
The part where Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!" could be a reference to the a song by Jerry Lee Lewis , "Great Balls of Fire."
Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to The Untouchables
Gwen's position as the final survivor to face the killer fulfills the "Final Girl" trope, such as:
Alice from the original Friday the 13th.
Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm Street.
Laurie Strode from Halloween.
Sidney Prescott from Scream.
The contestants being unaware a challenge is in progress combined with the way Chris watches from the monitors is similar to the television prank show Punk'd. Heather and Owen both directly reference it by saying Chris "punked" them.
* SlasherMovie: With references to every Slasher film ever to have existed.
* ** The hockey mask worn by the killer (both Chef and the real one) is an obvious homage to Jason Voorhees, with such details as the red markings on the sides.
The setting of both the film and Total Drama Island being at a summer camp.
Both Chef and the actual killer imitate the peculiar "breathing" done by Jason before he attacks his victims, as well as his habit of chanting words before the kill.
The mentioning of the scenes where the killer kills the couple making out is a parody of when Mrs. Voorhees kills Barry Jackson and Claudette Hayes at the beginning of the original movie.
The scene in which Duncan throws various items at the killer is a parody of the original movie in which the main character Alice throws many objects at Mrs. Voorhees, who isn't affected by them at all. In addition, Duncan confronts the killer near the lake similar to the final confrontation between Alice and Mrs. Voorhees. Finally, Duncan, like Alice, defeats the killer using the killer's own weapon.
The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in Friday the 13th part V who impersonates Jason.
The fact that the supposed killer is Chef Hatchet, who is the camp's cook, is similar to how the killer in the original Friday the 13th (Pamela Voorhees) used to be the cook at Camp Crystal Lake.
Also, the movie that the campers were watching looks similar to the original Friday the 13th movie (although Jason Voorhees doesn't appear until the second movie).
Other prominent parodies of horror movies include:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The chainsaw is a reference to the signature weapon of the series. In addition, the outfit worn by both killers, most prominently the dirty apron, is similar to the outfit commonly worn by the main killer of this series, Leatherface.
Halloween: The concept of a mentally unstable killer escaping prison could be a reference to Michael Myers, the main killer of this series. Similarly, the scene where Gwen is in the lodge where the real killer appears is similar to the scene Loomis and Michael meet in the fourth movie.
This is the first episode to reference a John Carpenter film, Halloween. The next two are "The Sand Witch Project" (Total Drama Action) and "The EX-Files" (Total Drama World Tour).
Psycho: Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the infamous shower scene from this film with the infamous music playing.
I Know What You Did Last Summer: The killer's hook is a homage to the hook worn by Ben Willis.
Sleepaway Camp: Very much like the original Friday the 13th, the movie takes place in a summer camp.
Scream: Gwen's speech on how to survive may also be a nod to Randy Meeks' speech on the various rules to survive a horror movie including the rule of couples making out alone being the first to die
The part where Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!" could be a reference to the a song by Jerry Lee Lewis , "Great Balls of Fire."
Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to The Untouchables
Gwen's position as the final survivor to face the killer fulfills the "Final Girl" trope, such as:
Alice from the original Friday the 13th.
Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm Street.
Laurie Strode from Halloween.
Sidney Prescott from Scream.
The contestants being unaware a challenge is in progress combined with the way Chris watches from the monitors is similar to the television prank show Punk'd. Heather and Owen both directly reference it by saying Chris "punked" them.
* SlasherMovie: With references to every Slasher film ever to have existed.
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** Most of the concept of the episode appears is be tied to the ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' franchise in its concepts and jokes:
* **jokes: The summer camp setting, the hockey mask worn by the killer (both Chef and killers, the real one) is an obvious homage to Jason Voorhees, with such details as the red markings on the sides.
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Both Chef and the actual killerkillers' imitate the peculiar "breathing" done by Jason before he attacks his victims, as well as his and habit of chanting words before the kill.
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Thesupposed killer is the camp's cook, the scene in which where Duncan throws various items at the killer is a parody of the original movie in which the main character Alice throws many objects at Mrs. Voorhees, killer, who isn't affected by them at all. In addition, all, Duncan confronts confronting the killer near the lake similar to the final confrontation between Alice and Mrs. Voorhees. Finally, Duncan, like Alice, defeats defeating the killer using the killer's own weapon.
weapon all come from ''Film/FridayThe13th1980''. Additionally the movie being watched in the beginning looks similar to the movie.
** The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns inFriday the 13th part V ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVANewBeginning'' who impersonates Jason.
The fact that the supposed killer is Chef Hatchet, who is the camp's cook, is similar to how the killer in the original Friday the 13th (Pamela Voorhees) used to be the cook at Camp Crystal Lake.
Also, the movie that the campers were watching looks similar to the original Friday the 13th movie (although Jason Voorhees doesn't appear until the second movie).
Other prominent parodies of horror movies include:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The chainsaw is a reference to the signature weapon of the series. In addition, the outfit worn by both killers, most prominently the dirty apron, is similar to the outfit commonly worn by the main killer of this series, Leatherface.
Halloween:** The concept of a mentally unstable killer escaping prison could be a reference to Michael Myers, the main killer of this series. Similarly, the scene where Gwen is in ''Film/{{Halloween}}'' franchise.
** The use of a chainsaw as a weapon and thelodge where outfit worn by both killers, most prominently the real killer appears is similar to the scene Loomis and Michael meet in the fourth movie.
This is the first episode to reference a John Carpenter film, Halloween. The next two are "The Sand Witch Project" (Total Drama Action) and "The EX-Files" (Total Drama World Tour).
Psycho: Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the infamous shower scenedirty apron, both come from this film with the infamous music playing.
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** The killer's hook is a homage to the hook worn by BenWillis.
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** Gwen's speech on how to survivemay also be is a nod to Randy Meeks' speech on the various rules to survive a horror movie in ''Film/{{Scream}}'', including the rule of couples making out alone being the first to die
The part where Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!" could be a reference to the a song by Jerry Lee Lewis , "Great Balls of Fire."
Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to The Untouchables
Gwen's position as the final survivor to face the killer fulfills the "Final Girl" trope, such as:
Alice from the original Friday the 13th.
Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm Street.
Laurie Strode from Halloween.
Sidney Prescott from Scream.
die.
** The contestants being unaware a challenge is in progress combined with the way Chris watches from the monitors is similar to the television prank showPunk'd. ''Series/{{Punkd}}''. Owen and Heather and Owen both directly reference it by saying Chris "punked" them.
** Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the shower scene from ''Film/{{Psycho}}''.
** Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to ''Film/TheUntouchables''.
** Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!", a reference to the a song by Music/JerryLeeLewis.
**The scene where Gwen is in the lodge where the real killer appears is similar to the scene Loomis and Michael meet in ''Film/Halloween4TheReturnOfMichaelMyers''.
* SlasherMovie: With references to every Slasher film ever to have existed. See ShoutOut above.
* **
The setting of both the film and Total Drama Island being at a summer camp.
Both Chef and the actual killer
** The mentioning of the scenes where the killer kills the couple making
The
** The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in
Also, the movie that the campers were watching looks similar to the original Friday the 13th movie (although Jason Voorhees doesn't appear until the second movie).
Other prominent parodies of horror movies include:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The chainsaw is a reference to the signature weapon of the series. In addition, the outfit worn by both killers, most prominently the dirty apron, is similar to the outfit commonly worn by the main killer of this series, Leatherface.
Halloween:
** The use of a chainsaw as a weapon and the
This is the first episode to reference a John Carpenter film, Halloween. The next two are "The Sand Witch Project" (Total Drama Action) and "The EX-Files" (Total Drama World Tour).
Psycho: Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the infamous shower scene
I Know What You Did Last Summer:
** The killer's hook is a homage to the hook worn by Ben
Sleepaway Camp: Very much like the original Friday the 13th, the movie takes place
Scream:
** Gwen's speech on how to survive
The part where Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!" could be a reference to the a song by Jerry Lee Lewis , "Great Balls of Fire."
Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to The Untouchables
Gwen's position as the final survivor to face the killer fulfills the "Final Girl" trope, such as:
Alice from the original Friday the 13th.
Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm Street.
Laurie Strode from Halloween.
Sidney Prescott from Scream.
** The contestants being unaware a challenge is in progress combined with the way Chris watches from the monitors is similar to the television prank show
** Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the shower scene from ''Film/{{Psycho}}''.
** Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to ''Film/TheUntouchables''.
** Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!", a reference to the a song by Music/JerryLeeLewis.
**The scene where Gwen is in the lodge where the real killer appears is similar to the scene Loomis and Michael meet in ''Film/Halloween4TheReturnOfMichaelMyers''.
* SlasherMovie: With references to every Slasher film ever to have existed. See ShoutOut above.
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** Most of the concept of the episode appears is be tied to ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' in its concepts and jokes:
* ** The hockey mask worn by the killer (both Chef and the real one) is an obvious homage to Jason Voorhees, with such details as the red markings on the sides.
The setting of both the film and Total Drama Island being at a summer camp.
Both Chef and the actual killer imitate the peculiar "breathing" done by Jason before he attacks his victims, as well as his habit of chanting words before the kill.
The mentioning of the scenes where the killer kills the couple making out is a parody of when Mrs. Voorhees kills Barry Jackson and Claudette Hayes at the beginning of the original movie.
The scene in which Duncan throws various items at the killer is a parody of the original movie in which the main character Alice throws many objects at Mrs. Voorhees, who isn't affected by them at all. In addition, Duncan confronts the killer near the lake similar to the final confrontation between Alice and Mrs. Voorhees. Finally, Duncan, like Alice, defeats the killer using the killer's own weapon.
The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in Friday the 13th part V who impersonates Jason.
The fact that the supposed killer is Chef Hatchet, who is the camp's cook, is similar to how the killer in the original Friday the 13th (Pamela Voorhees) used to be the cook at Camp Crystal Lake.
Also, the movie that the campers were watching looks similar to the original Friday the 13th movie (although Jason Voorhees doesn't appear until the second movie).
Other prominent parodies of horror movies include:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The chainsaw is a reference to the signature weapon of the series. In addition, the outfit worn by both killers, most prominently the dirty apron, is similar to the outfit commonly worn by the main killer of this series, Leatherface.
Halloween: The concept of a mentally unstable killer escaping prison could be a reference to Michael Myers, the main killer of this series. Similarly, the scene where Gwen is in the lodge where the real killer appears is similar to the scene Loomis and Michael meet in the fourth movie.
This is the first episode to reference a John Carpenter film, Halloween. The next two are "The Sand Witch Project" (Total Drama Action) and "The EX-Files" (Total Drama World Tour).
Psycho: Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the infamous shower scene from this film with the infamous music playing.
I Know What You Did Last Summer: The killer's hook is a homage to the hook worn by Ben Willis.
Sleepaway Camp: Very much like the original Friday the 13th, the movie takes place in a summer camp.
Scream: Gwen's speech on how to survive may also be a nod to Randy Meeks' speech on the various rules to survive a horror movie including the rule of couples making out alone being the first to die
The part where Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!" could be a reference to the a song by Jerry Lee Lewis , "Great Balls of Fire."
Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to The Untouchables
Gwen's position as the final survivor to face the killer fulfills the "Final Girl" trope, such as:
Alice from the original Friday the 13th.
Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm Street.
Laurie Strode from Halloween.
Sidney Prescott from Scream.
The contestants being unaware a challenge is in progress combined with the way Chris watches from the monitors is similar to the television prank show Punk'd. Heather and Owen both directly reference it by saying Chris "punked" them.
** Most of the concept of the episode appears is be tied to ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' in its concepts and jokes:
* ** The hockey mask worn by the killer (both Chef and the real one) is an obvious homage to Jason Voorhees, with such details as the red markings on the sides.
The setting of both the film and Total Drama Island being at a summer camp.
Both Chef and the actual killer imitate the peculiar "breathing" done by Jason before he attacks his victims, as well as his habit of chanting words before the kill.
The mentioning of the scenes where the killer kills the couple making out is a parody of when Mrs. Voorhees kills Barry Jackson and Claudette Hayes at the beginning of the original movie.
The scene in which Duncan throws various items at the killer is a parody of the original movie in which the main character Alice throws many objects at Mrs. Voorhees, who isn't affected by them at all. In addition, Duncan confronts the killer near the lake similar to the final confrontation between Alice and Mrs. Voorhees. Finally, Duncan, like Alice, defeats the killer using the killer's own weapon.
The idea of Chef impersonating a masked killer is similar to Roy Burns in Friday the 13th part V who impersonates Jason.
The fact that the supposed killer is Chef Hatchet, who is the camp's cook, is similar to how the killer in the original Friday the 13th (Pamela Voorhees) used to be the cook at Camp Crystal Lake.
Also, the movie that the campers were watching looks similar to the original Friday the 13th movie (although Jason Voorhees doesn't appear until the second movie).
Other prominent parodies of horror movies include:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The chainsaw is a reference to the signature weapon of the series. In addition, the outfit worn by both killers, most prominently the dirty apron, is similar to the outfit commonly worn by the main killer of this series, Leatherface.
Halloween: The concept of a mentally unstable killer escaping prison could be a reference to Michael Myers, the main killer of this series. Similarly, the scene where Gwen is in the lodge where the real killer appears is similar to the scene Loomis and Michael meet in the fourth movie.
This is the first episode to reference a John Carpenter film, Halloween. The next two are "The Sand Witch Project" (Total Drama Action) and "The EX-Files" (Total Drama World Tour).
Psycho: Heather being attacked in the bathroom while taking a shower is an obvious homage to the infamous shower scene from this film with the infamous music playing.
I Know What You Did Last Summer: The killer's hook is a homage to the hook worn by Ben Willis.
Sleepaway Camp: Very much like the original Friday the 13th, the movie takes place in a summer camp.
Scream: Gwen's speech on how to survive may also be a nod to Randy Meeks' speech on the various rules to survive a horror movie including the rule of couples making out alone being the first to die
The part where Owen exclaims "Great balls of fire!" could be a reference to the a song by Jerry Lee Lewis , "Great Balls of Fire."
Duncan's confessional before he faces off with the "killer" is a reference to The Untouchables
Gwen's position as the final survivor to face the killer fulfills the "Final Girl" trope, such as:
Alice from the original Friday the 13th.
Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm Street.
Laurie Strode from Halloween.
Sidney Prescott from Scream.
The contestants being unaware a challenge is in progress combined with the way Chris watches from the monitors is similar to the television prank show Punk'd. Heather and Owen both directly reference it by saying Chris "punked" them.
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* PunBasedTitle: The title is a play on the phrase "hook, line, and sinker".
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* CoveredInKisses: When Izzy and Owen make out in the woods and they get interrupted by the killer, Owen emerges from the bushes covered in kisses.
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* WalkDontSwim: DJ is horrified by the sight of Heather with a facial and runs off screaming to the surveillance tent. On his way, he falls from a cliff into the water and just keeps running and screaming until he reaches the Dock of Shame and resumes running and screaming on land.
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* BringIt: Instead of running, Leshawna decides to face down the killer.
-->'''Leshawna:''' Yeah! I've got 16 years in da projects! Bra-ring it!
-->'''Leshawna:''' Yeah! I've got 16 years in da projects! Bra-ring it!
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* BringIt: Instead of running, The pretend-killer confronts Leshawna decides to face down in the killer.
-->'''Leshawna:''' Yeah! I'vemain lodge while she's snatching up brownies. After a few seconds of consideration, Leshawna tells him that she's got 16 years in da projects! Bra-ring it!the projects under her belt and to bring it. She doesn't even look at him when she challenges him and while she gets to make an escape, she is eventually captured. Once she reaches the surveillance tent, Chris compliments Leshawna for her fortitude.
-->'''Leshawna:''' Yeah! I've
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* AssholeVictim: A non lethal version, but Gwen tries to urge Heather not to have a shower while in a horror movie challenge, but proceeds to leave her alone and lets her get caught by Chef.
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* AssholeVictim: A non lethal version, but Gwen tries to urge urges Heather not to have a shower while in a horror movie challenge, but proceeds to leave her alone and lets her get caught by Chef.
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* BlackDudeDiesFirst: Subverted. DJ and Leshawna are not the first ones to "die", but DJ is the one who gets eliminated.
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: After DJ unwittingly runs into Chris' command center, Izzy slaps some sense into him to get him to stop screaming.
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: After Upon being terrorized by Chef the serial killer, DJ unwittingly runs into Chris' command center, all the way to the victim tent. He stops running upon arrival, but not screaming until Izzy slaps some sense into him back to get him to stop screaming.the present.
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* TroubledFetalPosition: Heather doesn't care for the horror movie challenge and goes off to take a shower. Chef, in the role of serial killer, attacks her there and is frightening enough that all Heather can do upon arriving at the victim tent is to sit down, grab her knees, and rock herself back and forth without blinking.
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* VaderBreath: Chef plays a hockey mask-wearing serial killer and in that role breathes heavily. It's on occasion the first clue he's nearby.
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* ThroatSlittingGesture: Heather does not believe that there's truly a serial killer running around on the island and goes off alone to do some personal grooming. Izzy, who is well-acquainted with horror movie clichés, declares that "the bossy, mean chick" just sealed her fate. For effect, she slides her finger across her throat while making a slurping sound.
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* CactusCushion: While running from a serial killer, Owen trips and falls a long way down a cliff. He hits various objects that are as painful as they are out-of-place during the descent, among which a cactus.
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* CactusCushion: While running from a serial killer, Owen trips and falls a [[IFellForHours long way down down]] a cliff. He hits various objects that are as painful as they are out-of-place during the descent, among which a cactus.
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* TheHedgeOfThorns: While running from a serial killer, Owen trips and falls a [[IFellForHours long way down]] a cliff. He hits various objects that are as painful as they are out-of-place during the descent, among which a thornbush.
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* CactusCushion: While running from a serial killer, Owen trips and falls a long way down a cliff. He hits various objects that are as painful as they are out-of-place during the descent, among which a cactus.
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* NiceDayDeadlyNight: Chris lets the players watch horror movies until night time in preparation for a prank challenge designed to make the campers think they're stuck on an island with a hook-handed murderer (played by Chef) on the loose. Everyone but Heather falls for it and then the stakes get raised when an actual hook-handed murderer makes it to the island.
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* PushedAtTheMonster: Owen pushes Izzy at the "killer" to save himself when the two are cornered by him. Luckily it was just Chef, but she's rightly angered at him for this action and this damages their relationship.
* TheRealRemingtonSteele: Much to Chris' surprise there's an actual Psycho Killer With A Hook For A Hand at the camp.
* TheRealRemingtonSteele: Much to Chris' surprise there's an actual Psycho Killer With A Hook For A Hand at the camp.
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* PushedAtTheMonster: Owen pushes Izzy at the "killer" killer to save himself when the two are cornered by him. Luckily it was just Chef, It turns out to only be Chef in disguise, but she's rightly Izzy's rightfully angered at him Owen for this action and this damages their relationship.
relationship for a while.
* TheRealRemingtonSteele: Much toChris' Chris's surprise there's an actual Psycho Killer With A Hook For A Hand at the camp.
* TheRealRemingtonSteele: Much to
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* ImpactSilhouette: After encountering Heather in the communal washroom, DJ breaks through both the door ''and'' the wall.
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* ImpactSilhouette: After encountering Heather in a face mask in the communal washroom, DJ breaks through both the door ''and'' the wall.
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* ImprobableWeaponUser: When fighting Chef as the killer on the dock, Duncan throws a wooden chair, a canoe, a life jacket, a surfboard, [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers and a live fish]] at him.
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* ImprobableWeaponUser: When fighting Chef as the killer on the dock, Duncan throws a wooden chair, a canoe, a life jacket, a surfboard, [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers and a live fish]] at him. When Chef gives him a weird look after being hit in the face by the last one, Duncan says, "What? I ran out of stuff to throw."
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the American version, Gwen's reaction to Duncan setting her chart on fire is changed from "Holy crap!" to "Oh man!"
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* GoryDiscretionShot: When the cast is watching a horror movie killer hack up his victims with a chainsaw, the projector light flashes red several times as gory sounds come from the screen.
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* GoryDiscretionShot: When the cast is watching a horror movie killer hack up his victims with a chainsaw, the projector light flashes red several times as gory sounds come from the screen. Gwen and Duncan still think it was pretty tame, compared to a different in-universe horror movie, ''Bloodbath 2: Summer Camp Reign of Terror.''
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* GoryDiscretionShot: When the cast is watching a horror movie killer hack up his victims with a chainsaw, the projector light flashes red several times as gory sounds come from the screen.
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* ShipperOnDeck: DJ and Duncan are this to Owen and Izzy, giving them the thumbs up.
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* ShipperOnDeck: DJ and Duncan are this to give Owen and Izzy, giving them the thumbs up.a thumbs-up when Izzy happily jumps into his arms.
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* MyCarHatesMe: At the beginning of the episode, the cast is watching a cheesy horror movie where a teenage couple is trying to escape from a serial killer, but their car won't start, which gets them killed.
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* MyCarHatesMe: At the beginning of the episode, the In-universe example. The cast is watching watches a cheesy horror movie where a teenage couple is trying to escape from a serial killer, but their car won't start, which gets them killed.
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* MakeoutKids: Owen and Izzy.
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* MakeoutKids: Owen and Izzy.Izzy decide to make out in the woods.
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* MyCarHatesMe: At the beginning of the episode, the cast is watching a cheesy horror movie where a teenage couple is trying to escape from a serial killer, but their car won't start, which gets them killed.
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* OverlyLongGag: DJ screaming and running away lasts a solid 30 seconds. At one point, he is seen screaming ''underwater''.
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* OverlyLongGag: DJ screaming and running away lasts a solid 30 seconds. At one point, he is seen screaming ''underwater''.
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** DJ screaming and running away from Heather lasts a solid 30 seconds. At one point, he is seen screaming ''underwater''.
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* NightmareFetishist: Both Gwen and Duncan are the only ones having fun with the movie and they mention the most gruesome gore scenes from their favorite Slasher flick.
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* NightmareFetishist: Both Gwen and Duncan are the only ones having fun with the movie and they mention the most gruesome gore scenes from their favorite Slasher flick. Izzy as well as she jumped for joy when the killer in the film escaped.
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** Owen falling off the cliff onto a variety of things including a cactus and a dynamite plunger, followed by Izzy after who intentionally jumped and hit the exact same objects on the way down.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The whole remaining cast, including the {{jerk|ass}}s, is scared of the actual killer, even when some of them have done cruel things.
** Subverted during the first time, as Chris and Chef were faking it, and the latter was just behind the fake killer, but played straight the second time.
** Subverted during the first time, as Chris and Chef were faking it, and the latter was just behind the fake killer, but played straight the second time.
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* DwindlingParty: Contestants are slowly picked off one by one. Duncan reveals he was exploiting this. Knowing the rules, he waited for everyone else to get picked off so that he could have the final showdown with Chef.
* LampshadeHanging: After throwing the fish, Duncan sheepishly admits he ran out of things to throw.
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* VocalDissonance: After Gwen kicks the killer in the chin, he's revealed to have a very nasal and squeaky voice.
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* VocalDissonance: After Gwen kicks the killer in the chin, he's revealed to have a very nasal and squeaky voice.voice.
* WhatTheHellHero: DJ over Geoff wandering off when he was supposed to stand watch.
* WhatTheHellHero: DJ over Geoff wandering off when he was supposed to stand watch.
