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*** The even bigger horror is the possibility that the BadSanta raised her to be a serial killer like himself.
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*** The even bigger horror is the possibility that the BadSanta took her with him and raised her to be a serial killer like himself.
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* In "Yellow," General Calthrop tells his son that he left a pack in the trench after the fake execution, even though he lied about the execution being fake. As a result, one of the last things Martin does is look at the dead bodies in the trench, some of whom died because of his cowardice.
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** On the other hand, he has a good alibi: he was out at lunch with a friend when Mildred was killed.
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* "Poetic Justice" ends with Edward finding his son James dead and his heart ripped out of his chest. What are the police going to say when they find the bloody scene? I doubt they'll believe Grimmsdyke rose from his grave. Grimmsdyke may have spared the father, but it may have been CruelMercy.
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**During the reveal, one of the patients mentions that they've had "quite the time" casting the part because someone keeps stealing the skulls. How many innocent people have they gone through? Could any of them be from the doctors that they've murdered? And more importantly, what would any of them want with human skulls?
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** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on with admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen) and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is the ''real'' NightmareFuel of the story.
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** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on with admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen) Helen -- who was alive on stage not an hour earlier) and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is the ''real'' NightmareFuel of the story.story.
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* The rapist that tries to rape Lorelei and is eaten by Jim's monster in "Korman's Kalamity" is rather goofy but also blatantly sinister. After the same man is revealed to be on the same comic cover in which Lorelei discovers the monster, it makes sense that the reason he was so cartoonish was that he was another one of Jim's creations.
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* The rapist that tries to rape assault Lorelei and is ultimately eaten by Jim's a monster in "Korman's Kalamity" is rather goofy goofy, but also blatantly sinister. After sinister at the same time. The same man is revealed to be on the same comic cover in which Lorelei discovers the monster, it makes sense essentially revealing that the reason he was so cartoonish was that he was another one of Jim's creations.
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* The rapist that tries to rape Lorelei and is eaten by Jim's monster in "Korman's Kalamity" is rather goofy but also blatantly sinister. After the same man happens is seen on the same comic cover in which Lorelei discovers the monster, it makes sense that the reason he was so cartoonish was that he was another one of Jim's creations.
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* The rapist that tries to rape Lorelei and is eaten by Jim's monster in "Korman's Kalamity" is rather goofy but also blatantly sinister. After the same man happens is seen revealed to be on the same comic cover in which Lorelei discovers the monster, it makes sense that the reason he was so cartoonish was that he was another one of Jim's creations.
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* The rapist that tries to rape Lorelei and is eaten by Jim's monster in "Korman's Kalamity" is rather goofy but also blatantly sinister. After the same man happens is seen on the same comic cover in which Lorelei discovers the monster, it makes sense that the reason he was so cartoonish was that he was another one of Jim's creations.
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** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on in admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen), and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is the ''real'' NightmareFuel of the story.
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** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on in with admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen), Helen) and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is the ''real'' NightmareFuel of the story.
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* In the beginning of the episode "Only Sin Deep", an elderly woman tries to attack the pawnshop owner. A deal gone wrong? Actually, it's one of his previous "victims" who was unable to buy their beauty back for whatever reason, like the [[Creator/LeaThompson protagonist]] at the end of the episode.
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* In the beginning of the episode "Only Sin Deep", an elderly woman tries to attack the pawnshop owner. A deal gone wrong? Actually, it's one of his previous "victims" who was unable to buy their beauty back for whatever reason, like the [[Creator/LeaThompson protagonist]] at by the end of the episode.
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* Before the unveiling of the Crypt Keeper's true origin, I was puzzled why he would regaled about stories where [[AssholeVictim Asshole Victims]] get their {{KarmicDeath}} but watching his origin episode, it makes sense as these stories are about LaserGuidedKarma which the Keeper desired as a way to see those like his parents' tormentor get what they deserved.
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* Before the unveiling of the Crypt Keeper's true origin, I was puzzled why he would regaled about stories where [[AssholeVictim Asshole Victims]] get their {{KarmicDeath}} KarmicDeath but watching his origin episode, it makes sense as these stories are about LaserGuidedKarma which the Keeper desired as a way to see those like his parents' tormentor get what they deserved.
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* Before the unveiling of the Crypt Keeper's true origin, I was puzzled why he would regaled about stories where [[AssholeVictim Asshole Victims]] get their {{KarmicDeath}}s but watching his origin episode, it makes sense as these stories are about LaserGuidedKarma which the Keeper desired as a way to see those like his parents' tormentor get what they deserved.
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* Before the unveiling of the Crypt Keeper's true origin, I was puzzled why he would regaled about stories where [[AssholeVictim Asshole Victims]] get their {{KarmicDeath}}s {{KarmicDeath}} but watching his origin episode, it makes sense as these stories are about LaserGuidedKarma which the Keeper desired as a way to see those like his parents' tormentor get what they deserved.
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* Before the unveiling of the Crypt Keeper's true origin, I was puzzled why he would regaled about stories where {{AssholeVictim}}s get their {{KarmicDeath}}s but watching his origin episode, it makes sense as these stories are about LaserGuidedKarma which the Keeper desired as a way to see those like his parents' tormentor get what they deserved.
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* Before the unveiling of the Crypt Keeper's true origin, I was puzzled why he would regaled about stories where {{AssholeVictim}}s [[AssholeVictim Asshole Victims]] get their {{KarmicDeath}}s but watching his origin episode, it makes sense as these stories are about LaserGuidedKarma which the Keeper desired as a way to see those like his parents' tormentor get what they deserved.
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*** The even bigger horror is the possibility that the BadSanta raised her into becoming a serial killer like him.
** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on in admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen), and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is the real NightmareFuel of the story.
** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on in admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen), and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is the real NightmareFuel of the story.
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*** The even bigger horror is the possibility that the BadSanta raised her into becoming to be a serial killer like him.
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** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on in admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen), and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is thereal ''real'' NightmareFuel of the story.
** The twist of "Beauty Rest" is that the murderous Helen is herself made the winner of the beauty pageant. This pageant? ''Miss Autopsy 1992''. Such a contest being held, not to mention its large audience (who look on in admiration for the "work" that's been done on Helen), and one employee's comment about how they should "pick them off the streets" like in the past, is the
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** With Farley being a police officer there is a rather strong chance that he'd abuse his authority to collect some more victims to be cooked and eaten by others.
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** With Farley being a police officer there is a rather strong chance that he'd abuse his authority to collect some more victims to be cooked and eaten by others.others.
* The Crypt Keeper is comically short, but he was also an orphan. Failure to thrive is a very real thing in infants, and babies that aren't held enough often have severely stunted growth.
* The Crypt Keeper is comically short, but he was also an orphan. Failure to thrive is a very real thing in infants, and babies that aren't held enough often have severely stunted growth.
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** [[https://66.media.tumblr.com/b64add0579c3d8ac7d4d93fa3a29d220/tumblr_nq4eicRFCs1rtlic4o1_1280.jpg Apparently,]] comic Crypt Keeper was an artist's conception, as the "real" Crypt Keeper had never been seen by anyone living.
