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* NightmareFuel: The Killer's Game was the elimination contest in which two contestants were sent to two locations, one with a vital clue, and the other with the killer in wait, to "murder" the contestant and eliminate them from the game. The contestant is sent completely alone in the middle of the night to these locations, each packed with several {{Jump Scare}}s, and if they were unlucky enough to pick the killer's location, the last thing they see is them getting surprised attacked by the killer. All of them reacted in horror after getting jump scared by the killer and them screaming in terror was the last thing the audience would see before we hear a gunshot.
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* NightmareFuel: The Killer's Game was the elimination contest in which two contestants were sent to two locations, one with a vital clue, and the other with the killer lying in wait, to "murder" the contestant and eliminate them from the game. The contestant is sent completely alone in the middle of the night to these locations, each packed with several {{Jump Scare}}s, and if they were unlucky enough to pick the killer's location, the last thing they see is them getting surprised attacked by the killer. All of them reacted in horror after getting jump scared by the killer and them screaming in terror was the last thing the audience would see before we hear a gunshot.
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* NightmareFuel: The Killer's Game was the elimination contest in which two contestants were sent to two locations, one with a vital clue, and the other with the killer in wait, to "murder" the contestant and eliminate them from the game. The contestant is sent completely alone in the middle of the night to these locations, each packed with several {{Jump Scare}}s, and if they were unlucky enough to pick the killer's location, the last thing they see is them getting surprised attacked by the killer. All of them reacted in horror after getting jump scared by the killer and them screaming into the camera was the last thing the audience would see before we hear a gunshot.
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* NightmareFuel: The Killer's Game was the elimination contest in which two contestants were sent to two locations, one with a vital clue, and the other with the killer in wait, to "murder" the contestant and eliminate them from the game. The contestant is sent completely alone in the middle of the night to these locations, each packed with several {{Jump Scare}}s, and if they were unlucky enough to pick the killer's location, the last thing they see is them getting surprised attacked by the killer. All of them reacted in horror after getting jump scared by the killer and them screaming into the camera in terror was the last thing the audience would see before we hear a gunshot.
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** The Killer's Game is this since there's no hint or clue as to which location had the killer waiting. So even if they were lucky and picked the right location, they were still fearful that they could be being ''watched the entire time'' as they made their way through.
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** The Killer's Game is this since there's the contestants had no hint or clue as to information on which location had the killer waiting.killer. So even if they were lucky and picked the right location, they were still fearful that they could be being ''watched the entire time'' as they made their way through.
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** The Killer's Game is this since there's no hint or clue as to which location had the killer waiting. So even if they were lucky and picked the right location, they were still fearful as they could've been ''watched the entire time'' as they retrieve the clue.
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** The Killer's Game is this since there's no hint or clue as to which location had the killer waiting. So even if they were lucky and picked the right location, they were still fearful as that they could've been could be being ''watched the entire time'' as they retrieve the clue.made their way through.
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* NightmareFuel: The Killer's Game was the elimination contest in which two contestants were sent to two locations, one with a vital clue, and the other with the killer in wait, to "murder" the contestant and eliminate them from the game. The contestant is sent completely alone in the middle of the night to these locations, each packed with several {{Jump Scare}}s, and if they were unlucky enough to pick the killer's location, the last thing they see is them getting surprised attacked by the killer. Despite the constants not being in any danger, all of them reacted in horror after getting jump scared by the killer and them screaming into the camera was the last thing the audience would see before we hear a gunshot.
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* NightmareFuel: The Killer's Game was the elimination contest in which two contestants were sent to two locations, one with a vital clue, and the other with the killer in wait, to "murder" the contestant and eliminate them from the game. The contestant is sent completely alone in the middle of the night to these locations, each packed with several {{Jump Scare}}s, and if they were unlucky enough to pick the killer's location, the last thing they see is them getting surprised attacked by the killer. Despite the constants not being in any danger, all All of them reacted in horror after getting jump scared by the killer and them screaming into the camera was the last thing the audience would see before we hear a gunshot.
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* EliminationHoudini: Kristen manages to play "The Killer's Game"(which always has a 50-50 shot of you getting killed) ''five'' separate times before getting ambushed by the killer.
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* EliminationHoudini: Kristen manages to play "The Killer's Game"(which Game" (which always has a 50-50 shot of you getting killed) ''five'' separate times before getting ambushed by the killer.
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* NightmareFuel: The Killer's Game was the elimination contest in which two contestants were sent to two locations, one with a vital clue, and the other with the killer in wait, to "murder" the contestant and eliminate them from the game. The contestant is sent completely alone in the middle of the night to these locations, each packed with several {{Jump Scare}}s, and if they were unlucky enough to pick the killer's location, the last thing they see is them getting surprised attacked by the killer. Despite the constants not being in any danger, all of them reacted in horror after getting jump scared by the killer and them screaming into the camera was the last thing the audience would see before we hear a gunshot.
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** The Killer's Game is this since there's no hint or clue as to which location had the killer waiting. So even if they were lucky and picked the right location, they were still fearful as they could've been ''watched the entire time'' as they retrieve the clue.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Angel, the winner, died during September 11th, 2001 only a week after the finale of MISTX aired, and his body was discovered a month or so later.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Angel, the winner, died during September 11th, 2001 (he was a New York firefighter) only a week after the finale of MISTX aired, and his body was discovered a month or so later.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: William Lambert, the killer. While his father, the Burnt Man, did murder Oscar Blodgett, he became so wracked with guilt that he committed suicide. William on the other hand has no qualms about killing (mostly) innocent people, let alone making a ''game'' out of it.]]
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* {{Narm}}: The contestants, obviously prompted by the film crew, always going on about how scared they are that they'll be killed, like they don't know it's all fake.
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* {{Narm}}: The contestants, obviously prompted by the film crew, always going on about how scared they are that they'll be killed, like they don't know it's all fake.fake.
* ParanoiaFuel:
** The contestants are constantly reminded that if they are alone, they are at risk of being axed by the killer. [[spoiler: While it never happens, it does make for some tense moments when the investigators are forced to split up.]]
** In one episode the envelopes for the Killer's Game are left ''in the Jacuzzi on the deck of the HQ.''
** [[spoiler: One of the last episodes has a tense scene where Katie and Mary Elizabeth are watching over C.R Flint. Mary Elizabeth goes downstairs to get C.R a drink, ''and immediately gets murdered!'']]
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* ParanoiaFuel:
** The contestants are constantly reminded that if they are alone, they are at risk of being axed by the killer. [[spoiler: While it never happens, it does make for some tense moments when the investigators are forced to split up.]]
** In one episode the envelopes for the Killer's Game are left ''in the Jacuzzi on the deck of the HQ.''
** [[spoiler: One of the last episodes has a tense scene where Katie and Mary Elizabeth are watching over C.R Flint. Mary Elizabeth goes downstairs to get C.R a drink, ''and immediately gets murdered!'']]
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* Complete Monster: [[spoiler: William Lambert, the killer. While his father, the Burnt Man, did murder Oscar Blodgett, he became so wracked with guilt that he committed suicide. William on the other hand has no qualms about killing (mostly) innocent people, let alone making a ''game'' out of it.]]
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* Complete Monster: CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: William Lambert, the killer. While his father, the Burnt Man, did murder Oscar Blodgett, he became so wracked with guilt that he committed suicide. William on the other hand has no qualms about killing (mostly) innocent people, let alone making a ''game'' out of it.]]
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* Complete Monster: [[spoiler: William Lambert, the killer. While his father, the Burnt Man, did murder Oscar Blodgett, he became so wracked with guilt that he committed suicide. William on the other hand has no qualms about killing (mostly) innocent people, let alone making a ''game'' out of it.]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: Angel, the winner, died during September 11th, 2001 only a week after the finale of MISTX aired, and his body was discovered a month or so later.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Angel, the winner, died during September 11th, 2001 only a week after the finale of MISTX aired, and his body was discovered a month or so later.later.
* {{Narm}}: The contestants, obviously prompted by the film crew, always going on about how scared they are that they'll be killed, like they don't know it's all fake.
* {{Narm}}: The contestants, obviously prompted by the film crew, always going on about how scared they are that they'll be killed, like they don't know it's all fake.
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* AlasPoorVillain: The killer's motivation is understandable, if ''way way'' past the line of DisproportionateRetribution, and his/her death ends the show on a note of melancholy.
