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In addition to being directed by future horror legend Wes Craven, the original film has the notable distinction of being produced by a then-unknown Sean S. Cunningham, who went on to create the ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' series 8 years later.[[note]] He produced and directed [[Film/FridayThe13th1980 the original film]], and later returned as a series producer in 1993 after the franchise was bought by Creator/NewLineCinema[[/note]] Ironically, Craven would eventually become best known as the creator of the ''Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet'' series, the ''Friday'' franchise's chief rival.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The [[https://m.media-amazon.com/images/W/MEDIAX_792452-T2/images/I/A11kPacJR6L._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg back of the cover]] of Fox's 2008 re-release of the DVD states that "this film and the special features are unrated, contrain brutal violence including a rape and disturbing images, language, nudity, and some drug use..." and worst of all "...may not be closed captioned."
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The [[https://m.media-amazon.com/images/W/MEDIAX_792452-T2/images/I/A11kPacJR6L._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg back of the cover]] of Fox's 2008 re-release of the DVD states that "this film and the special features are unrated, contrain contain brutal violence including a rape and disturbing images, language, nudity, and some drug use..." and worst of all "...may not be closed captioned."
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The [[https://m.media-amazon.com/images/W/MEDIAX_792452-T2/images/I/A11kPacJR6L._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg back of the cover]] of Fox's 2008 re-release of the DVD states that "this film and the special features are unrated, contrain brutal violence including a rape and disturbing images, language, nudity, and some drug use..." and worst of all "...may not be closed captioned."
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Not a good example
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** Also when Phyllis and Mari follow the obviously extremely weird boy, who they barely know and admit later that they thought he was creepy to begin with, to his dingy hotel room to buy drugs from him. Not to mention the fact that he is underage so there is no way that he rented the room by himself.
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Daylight Horror is no longer a trope, don't link it anywhere.
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* DaylightHorror: Most of what happens to Mari and Phyllis.
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* BadassBaritone: John; a given, since he's played by Tony Goldwyn.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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trope is for when the child dies first, it seems in this version she did not die.
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: Imagine thinking your daughter is just hanging out with her best friend, only to later find her on your front porch, naked, brutalized, and barely alive. Now add the fact that earlier, you unwittingly let the people who did this to her into your house.
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* AdultFear: Imagine thinking your daughter is just hanging out with her best friend, only to later find her on your front porch, naked, brutalized, and barely alive. Now add the fact that earlier, you unwittingly let the people who did this to her into your house.
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: Imagine thinking your daughter is just hanging out with her best friend, only to later find her on your front porch, naked, brutalized, and barely alive. Now add the fact that earlier, you unwittingly let the people who did this to her into your house.
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[[caption-width-right:300: [[PayEvilUntoEvil If bad people hurt someone you love, how far would you go to hurt them back?]]]]
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* MamaBear: Estelle Collingwood. He quite willingly helps tear the people that killed her daughter apart.
* MonsterMisogyny: Though the villains stumbled upon having Mari and her friend, they're quite excited about having them around considering all the "fun" they can have with them, with Weasel wasting no time getting around to raping Phyllis. In the remake, Krug makes note of how innocent and beautiful the two girls are, explaining that he'd "hate for anything to happen to them". Considering what ''does'' happen to them later, it sure sounds like Krug is invoking the trope.
* MonsterMisogyny: Though the villains stumbled upon having Mari and her friend, they're quite excited about having them around considering all the "fun" they can have with them, with Weasel wasting no time getting around to raping Phyllis. In the remake, Krug makes note of how innocent and beautiful the two girls are, explaining that he'd "hate for anything to happen to them". Considering what ''does'' happen to them later, it sure sounds like Krug is invoking the trope.
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* MamaBear: Estelle Collingwood. He She quite willingly helps tear the people that killed her daughter apart.
* MonsterMisogyny: Though the villains stumbled uponhaving Mari and her friend, they're quite excited about having them around considering all the "fun" they can have with them, with Weasel wasting no time getting around to raping Phyllis. In the remake, Krug makes note of how innocent and beautiful the two girls are, explaining that he'd "hate for anything to happen to them". Considering what ''does'' happen to them later, it sure sounds like Krug is invoking the trope.
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Rewritten to be less of a conversation.
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* MoodWhiplash: Okay, Mr. Craven. Please explain why, when the rest of the movie is deathly serious and disturbing, you chose to have the cops be ''comic relief?!?'' And why do you have Krug ''going moo?!?'' Was it to make the movie less frightening for your audience so they won't be fainting? Because to some people, you really overdid it!
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* MoodWhiplash: Okay, Mr. Craven. Please explain why, when the rest The film is notorious for its use of the this trope. The sheriff and his deputy may as well be from a completely different movie (even the ''music'' is deathly serious different), and disturbing, you chose to their scenes have a tendency to blow a hole through any tension the cops be ''comic relief?!?'' And why do you have Krug ''going moo?!?'' Was it to make the movie less frightening for your audience so film built up before they won't be fainting? Because to some people, you really overdid it!appeared.
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'''John:''' No. [[PapaWolf I want to hear you ''beg for your]] [[PrecisionFStrike fucking life.]]''
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'''John:''' No. [[PapaWolf I want to hear you ''beg you]] ''[[PapaWolf beg for your]] [[PrecisionFStrike fucking life.]]''
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* SurvivalMantra: Not in the movie itself, but the film poster suggests that if viewers find the movie too scary, they should keep repeating to themselves, "It's only a movie...only a movie...only a movie..."
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* ArtImitatesArt: John Everett Millais's painting ''Ophelia'' inspired Mari's death scene in the lake.
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* ArtImitatesArt: John Everett Millais's painting ''Ophelia'' ''Art/{{Ophelia|Millais}}'' inspired Mari's death scene in the lake.
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* MoeGreeneSpecial: [[spoiler:Sadie is killed when Emma shoots her through her right eye.]]
