As a Moments page, all spoilers are off.
- The Prank Caller's prank calls tend to sound really nonsensical and his portrait is always a mishmash of various facial parts. Even after being turned into a mouse for one too many prank calls, he's still able to call the hotline the next day. Just the fact that he IS merely a prank-caller is rather amusing on its own; anyone familiar with Analog Horror was probably expecting something a LOT more sinister out of those calls, but the prankster quickly finds out he's way out of his depth.
- The house fire entry helpfully informs you that fire can burn people, so if your house is on fire then you should probably go outside. On a similar note, quite a few of Magical Realism entries can be oddly hilarious in how matter of fact they are. Bats may seem harmless, but remember that they can bite, spread diseases and summon forth the Ones Above The Soil.
- On Saturday most of the callers are having trouble with mystical entities. The seventh caller of that day Paul, on the other hand, is only having a problem with bed bugs in the middle of all the disturbing horror and chaos ensuing in people's homes.
- In the ending you are taken by the Fair Folk to the woods to be crowned in an occult ritual, at the culmination of which you ascend to become...junior supervisor. This is followed up by a jaunty, whimsical dance number where all the local woodland fae serenade you. The whole thing wouldn't be out of place in Where the Wild Things Are.
