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* NotHisSled: The music video for "The Shower Scene" takes a huge swerve on the titular scenario, having the Norman stand-in pull the curtain [[spoiler: only to see that the Marion archetype isn't there. Cue ''Marion'' right behind him, being the one to stab Norman to death and hide the body]].
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* FilkSong: Many of their songs are based on horror movies and novels, especially on ''Every Trick in the Book'' and ''The Silver Scream''.
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* OneWomanSong: "Alice" (based on ''Literature/GoAskAlice''.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Rainy Day" isn't based on a horror movie; it's based on [[Franchise/ResidentEvil a horror video game]]. There's even hints to this in the lyrics, which talk about escaping "the game" and how "there is no next level [...] game over, you die".
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** ''The Silver Scream'' gets its own title drop on "The American Nightmare".
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* PsychoStrings: used in the bridge of (where else?) "The Shower Scene", to fully mark it's status as a song based on the TropeNamer.
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* MetalScream: Types 2, 3, and more rarely 1, depending on the situation.
* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Normally hovering around 9, but some of the more descriptive songs go up to 10.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Varies wildly, from 1 and 2 for their ballads ("Tess-Timony") up to 9 for their scream-heavy stuff ("The Jig is Up").
* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Normally hovering around 9, but some of the more descriptive songs go up to 10.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Normally hovering around 9, but some of the more descriptive songs go up to 10.
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* ConceptAlbum: All the songs in ''Every Trick in the Book'' are based on works of literature, whereas ''The Silver Scream'' is themed around horror films.
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* ConceptAlbum: All the songs in ''Every Trick in the Book'' are based on works of literature, whereas ''The Silver Scream'' is and ''Welcome to Horrorwood'' are themed around horror films.
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* TrrrillingRrrs: Done on "Wurst Vacation" in an homage to [[Music/{{Rammstein}} Til Lindemann]], what with the song being based on [[Film/{{Hostel}} a film set in Central Europe]].
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** The video for "Assault & Batteries" ends with an epilogue set in a police station, featuring Creator/BillMoseley along with James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca of ''WebVideo/DeadMeat'' playing police officers investigating a series of murders in which Spencer is the prime suspect. They return in the video for "Rainy Day", which also features Ricky Dean Logan as Spencer's lawyer and Ashley Costello of New Year's Day playing a zombie.
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** The video for "Assault & Batteries" ends with an epilogue set in a police station, featuring Creator/BillMoseley along with James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca of ''WebVideo/DeadMeat'' playing police officers investigating a series of murders in which Spencer is the prime suspect. They return in the video videos for "Rainy Day", which also features Ricky Dean Logan as Spencer's lawyer and Ashley Costello of New Year's Day playing a zombie.zombie, and "Funeral Derangements", where Moseley tells Janisse that [[ActorAllusion "your jokes are really horrible"]].
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** A RemakeCameo came in the video for "Funeral Derangements", where Miko Hughes, who played Gage Creed in ''Film/PetSematary1989'', plays the truck driver who runs over Gage.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Rainy Day" isn't about a horror movie; it's about [[Franchise/ResidentEvil a horror video game]].
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Rainy Day" isn't about based on a horror movie; it's about based on [[Franchise/ResidentEvil a horror video game]].game]]. There's even hints to this in the lyrics, which talk about escaping "the game" and how "there is no next level [...] game over, you die".
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* ZombieApocalypse: "Rainy Day", which is loosely based on the ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' series of SurvivalHorror video games. The lyrics even include the line "evil has taken up residence", featuring a corporate logo with an umbrella (after the GreaterScopeVillain Umbrella Corporation from the video games), just to make the reference perfectly clear.
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* ZombieApocalypse: "Rainy Day", which is loosely based on the ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' series of SurvivalHorror video games. The lyrics even include the line "evil has taken up residence", featuring a corporate logo with an umbrella (after the GreaterScopeVillain Umbrella Corporation from the video games), just to make the reference perfectly clear. In any case, a few corporate executives release a zombie on an unsuspecting woman in a hospital, requiring her to arm herself with an assault rifle to escape.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Normally hovering around 6-9, but some of the more descriptive songs go up to 10.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Normally hovering around 6-9, 9, but some of the more descriptive songs go up to 10.
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* WholePlotReference: Common with their music videos: "People Under the Stairs" is ''Film/IngloriousBasterds'', "Hell in the Hallways" is ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'', and "The Number of the Beast" (both song and video) is ''Literature/AnimalFarm''.
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* WholePlotReference: Common with their music videos: "People Under the Stairs" is ''Film/IngloriousBasterds'', "Hell in the Hallways" is ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'', and "The Number Nature of the Beast" (both song and video) is ''Literature/AnimalFarm''.
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* TakeThat: Ice Nine Kills were banned from playing at the Disney-owned House of Blues in Florida due to their "violent imagery." The band responded by designing a horror Disney-inspired merchandise line and having Mickey Mouse play the role of "Georgie" during live performances of "IT is the End".
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** Ice Nine Kills were banned from playing at the Disney-owned House of Blues in Florida due to their "violent imagery." The band responded by designing a horror Disney-inspired merchandise line and having Mickey Mouse play the role of "Georgie" during live performances of "IT is theEnd".End".
** The video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWzS7ewJl9w "Death by TikTok"]] that they made to promote a livestream, in which a young woman is recording a dance for [=TikTok=] only for a masked killer to jump out of her shower and hack her to death.
** Ice Nine Kills were banned from playing at the Disney-owned House of Blues in Florida due to their "violent imagery." The band responded by designing a horror Disney-inspired merchandise line and having Mickey Mouse play the role of "Georgie" during live performances of "IT is the
** The video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWzS7ewJl9w "Death by TikTok"]] that they made to promote a livestream, in which a young woman is recording a dance for [=TikTok=] only for a masked killer to jump out of her shower and hack her to death.
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* ''The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood'' (2021)
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* ChronicallyKilledActor: Many of their music videos star Spencer's girlfriend Nadia Teichmann, often playing somebody who gets killed.
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** The video for "Assault & Batteries" ends with an epilogue set in a police station, featuring Creator/BillMoseley along with James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca of ''WebVideo/DeadMeat''.
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** The video for "Assault & Batteries" ends with an epilogue set in a police station, featuring Creator/BillMoseley along with James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca of ''WebVideo/DeadMeat''.''WebVideo/DeadMeat'' playing police officers investigating a series of murders in which Spencer is the prime suspect. They return in the video for "Rainy Day", which also features Ricky Dean Logan as Spencer's lawyer and Ashley Costello of New Year's Day playing a zombie.
* IAmTheBand: Spencer Charnas is only the original member.
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* IAmTheBand: InformedJudaism: Lampshaded in the "Part 2" epilogue for the "Rainy Day" video. Spencer's lawyer tells the detective, who's grilling Spencer Charnas is about a series of murders, that the only confession he'll be giving is to his priest, which he does every Sunday. Outside the original member.interrogation room, officer [[WebVideo/DeadMeat Chelsea]] asks "aren't they a Jewish metal band?"
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ice Nine Kills started out as a ska-punk band, and while traces of the genre can be found in their later music (i.e. the brass section in "IT is the End"), they have moved far away from it. Tellingly, the band no longer keeps their first album on streaming platforms.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ice Nine Kills started out as a ska-punk band, EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** Their 2000s songs were much closer to AlternativeRock, PopPunk, andwhile SkaPunk. They refer to it as "The Pop-Punk-Ska Years", and the only material of theirs from that era that can be found on Spotify is their 2007 EP ''The Burning''. It was in 2009, when Spencer rebuilt the band after all of the other members had left, that they shifted to the {{metalcore}} sound they'd become famous for, though traces of the genre can be found in their later music (i.e. the brass section in "IT is the End"), they have moved far away from it. Tellingly, End").
** While the bandno longer keeps always had very dark lyrics, these were never unusual for metalcore. It wasn't until ''Every Trick in the Book'' and especially ''The Silver Scream'' that they fully adopted their first album horror movie theme. Lampshaded on streaming platforms."Hip to Be Scared" when Spencer homages [[Literature/AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]]'s monologue about Music/HueyLewisAndTheNews.
--->''Do you like Ice Nine Kills? Their early work was a little bit too [[EmoMusic scene]] for me, but when ''The Silver Scream'' came out, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically.''
** Their 2000s songs were much closer to AlternativeRock, PopPunk, and
** While the band
--->''Do you like Ice Nine Kills? Their early work was a little bit too [[EmoMusic scene]] for me, but when ''The Silver Scream'' came out, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically.''
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* TheCameo: ''The Silver Scream'' is chock full of them, notably from ska-punk legends Music/LessThanJake, horror actress Chelsea Talmadge, and founding INK member Jeremy Schwartz.
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** ''The Silver Scream'' is chock full of them, notably from ska-punk legends Music/LessThanJake, horror actress Chelsea Talmadge, and founding INK member JeremySchwartz.Schwartz.
** The video for "Assault & Batteries" ends with an epilogue set in a police station, featuring Creator/BillMoseley along with James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca of ''WebVideo/DeadMeat''.
** ''The Silver Scream'' is chock full of them, notably from ska-punk legends Music/LessThanJake, horror actress Chelsea Talmadge, and founding INK member Jeremy
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* WholePlotReference: Common with their music videos: "People Under the Stairs" is ''Film/IngloriousBasterds'', "Hell in the Hallways" is ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'', and "The Number of the Beast" (both song and video) is ''Literature/AnimalFarm''.
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* WholePlotReference: Common with their music videos: "People Under the Stairs" is ''Film/IngloriousBasterds'', "Hell in the Hallways" is ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'', and "The Number of the Beast" (both song and video) is ''Literature/AnimalFarm''.''Literature/AnimalFarm''.
* WickedCultured: "Hip to Be Scared" is about a serial killer in "Valentino couture" whose exceptional personal grooming and highbrow tastes go hand-in-hand with his bloodlust. The killer in question? [[Literature/AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]].
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* WickedCultured: "Hip to Be Scared" is about a serial killer in "Valentino couture" whose exceptional personal grooming and highbrow tastes go hand-in-hand with his bloodlust. The killer in question? [[Literature/AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]].
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* AndThatLittleGirlWasMe: The video for "Hell in the Hallways" reveals at the end that [[spoiler:[[Literature/{{Carrie}} Carrie White]] is now the school's guidance counselor, and that she told the bully the story of how she killed everyone at prom in order to [[ScareEmStraight scare him straight]]]].
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* FilkSong: Many of their songs are based on horror movies and novels, especially on ''Every Trick in the Book'' and ''The Silver Scream''.
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