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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Reviews almost always point out Richard Anderson's terrifying performance as Richard Malcolm as a highlight, managing to make Malcolm a tragic figure while still remaining a terrifying and unhinged SerialKiller who can barely restrain himself.
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Reviews almost always point out Richard Anderson's Creator/RichardAnderson's terrifying performance as Richard Malcolm as a highlight, managing to make Malcolm a tragic figure while still remaining a terrifying and unhinged SerialKiller who can barely restrain himself.
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** Al Lewis as an eccentric homeless man, though he does technically show up in a second scene, [[spoiler:but as a corpse.]]
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** Al Lewis as an eccentric homeless man, though he does technically show up in a second scene, [[spoiler:but as scene [[spoiler:as a corpse.]]
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** Creator/MargaretHamilton as a snarky, elderly anthropology professor.
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** Creator/MargaretHamilton as a snarky, elderly snarky anthropology professor.
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* HeReallyCanAct: Reviews almost always point out Richard Anderson's terrifying performance as Richard Malcolm as a highlight, managing to make Malcolm a tragic figure while still remaining a terrifying and unhinged SerialKiller who can barely restrain himself.
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* HeReallyCanAct: SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Reviews almost always point out Richard Anderson's terrifying performance as Richard Malcolm as a highlight, managing to make Malcolm a tragic figure while still remaining a terrifying and unhinged SerialKiller who can barely restrain himself.
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* OneSceneWonder: Al Lewis as an eccentric homeless man, though he does technically show up in a second scene, [[spoiler:but as a corpse.]]
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** Al Lewis as an eccentric homeless man, though he does technically show up in a second scene, [[spoiler:but as a corpse.]]]]
** Creator/MargaretHamilton as a snarky, elderly anthropology professor.
** Al Lewis as an eccentric homeless man, though he does technically show up in a second scene, [[spoiler:but as a corpse.
** Creator/MargaretHamilton as a snarky, elderly anthropology professor.
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* AwesomeMusic: The jazzy, energetic and occasionally eerie score, which helps add to the film’s noir feel.
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* AwesomeMusic: The jazzy, energetic and occasionally eerie score, which helps add to the film’s noir feel.
* MoralEventHorizon: It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when and where Richard Malcolm crossed it, but it probably came during his first killing spree.
* OneSceneWonder: Al Lewis as an eccentric homeless man, though he does technically show up in a second scene, [[spoiler:but as a corpse.]]
* MoralEventHorizon: It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when and where Richard Malcolm crossed it, but it probably came during his first killing spree.
* OneSceneWonder: Al Lewis as an eccentric homeless man, though he does technically show up in a second scene, [[spoiler:but as a corpse.]]
