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Forgot about this trope, but it does fit better than Mythology Gag
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* AdaptationalHeroism:
** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]], [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]], and [[Film/UrbanLegend Coatface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
** Episodes with an EvilAllAlong character drop the twist in favour of making the killers their own characters. Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich in ''Film/Scream1996'', Lori in ''Film/HappyDeathDay'', and Brenda in ''Film/UrbanLegend'' all become innocent bystanders as a result.
** At the end of ''Urban Legend'', Michelle ends up picking up [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Chucky]], who makes no visible attempt to harm her and even attempts to save her life by warning her about Coatface.
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange:
** Jason and Michael are both endearingly dorky slashers who are just looking to score, Jason wants to finally get laid while Michael is desperate for a prom date. Also, Michael eating a dog once has been {{Flanderiz|ation}}ed into canines being his TrademarkFavoriteFood, even as a kid.
** Babyface is a student in killing related academia, and is only killing so she can pass her courses.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actors who've been in bad movies.
** The Jungle Hunter is a total party animal who's set off to Earth for a bachelor party.
* AffablyEvil: While Ghostface is pursuing his victims, he cheerfully spouts random trivia on the reception of the films their actors starred in.
* AsHimself: In the ''Film/Scream1996'' episode, Ghostface is hunting the actors themselves down for their career choices, referring to the characters as the people who played them. This extends to Neve's stunt double, who Ghostface has to ask to leave so Neve can come back.
* CompanionCube: Babyface's cupcake, her self-described "only friend" who she confides in during later time loops as she suffers from SanitySlippage. In the final loop, Babyface ends up eating the cupcake.
* ContentWarnings: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Ghostface is targeting characters for being played by actors who were in poorly received movies. To be fair, he's being hired for this, but his attitude implies he agrees with his employers.
** Kermit the Frog calls the cops on Chris for interrupting him [[SeriousBusiness while he is singing a parody of "Rainbow Connection"]].
* DrivenToSuicide: Babyface's falling ambush on Tree is recontextualized as the killer attempting to take her own life when faced with potentially getting kicked out of school and just happening to find herself next to her target.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying [=DVD=]s of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
* InertialImpalement: Chili's death in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII'' is recontextualized as Jason picking up the poker sitting in the grate because someone left it there and Chili runs right onto it.
* MediumAwareness: Ghostface exploits the fact that he's in a movie on several occasions by asking the editor to put him in advantageous situations. He also lampshades the nonsensical OffscreenTeleportation in one scene by asking Neve to not look down the road and see him running away.
* MythologyGag:
** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]], [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]], and [[Film/UrbanLegend Coatface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
** Episodes with an EvilAllAlong character drop the twist in favour of making the killers their own characters. Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich in ''Film/Scream1996'', Lori in ''Film/HappyDeathDay'', and Brenda in ''Film/UrbanLegend'' all become innocent bystanders as a result.
** At the end of ''Urban Legend'', Michelle ends up picking up [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Chucky]], who makes no visible attempt to harm her and even attempts to save her life by warning her about Coatface.
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange:
** Jason and Michael are both endearingly dorky slashers who are just looking to score, Jason wants to finally get laid while Michael is desperate for a prom date. Also, Michael eating a dog once has been {{Flanderiz|ation}}ed into canines being his TrademarkFavoriteFood, even as a kid.
** Babyface is a student in killing related academia, and is only killing so she can pass her courses.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actors who've been in bad movies.
** The Jungle Hunter is a total party animal who's set off to Earth for a bachelor party.
* AffablyEvil: While Ghostface is pursuing his victims, he cheerfully spouts random trivia on the reception of the films their actors starred in.
* AsHimself: In the ''Film/Scream1996'' episode, Ghostface is hunting the actors themselves down for their career choices, referring to the characters as the people who played them. This extends to Neve's stunt double, who Ghostface has to ask to leave so Neve can come back.
* CompanionCube: Babyface's cupcake, her self-described "only friend" who she confides in during later time loops as she suffers from SanitySlippage. In the final loop, Babyface ends up eating the cupcake.
* ContentWarnings: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Ghostface is targeting characters for being played by actors who were in poorly received movies. To be fair, he's being hired for this, but his attitude implies he agrees with his employers.
** Kermit the Frog calls the cops on Chris for interrupting him [[SeriousBusiness while he is singing a parody of "Rainbow Connection"]].
* DrivenToSuicide: Babyface's falling ambush on Tree is recontextualized as the killer attempting to take her own life when faced with potentially getting kicked out of school and just happening to find herself next to her target.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying [=DVD=]s of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
* InertialImpalement: Chili's death in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII'' is recontextualized as Jason picking up the poker sitting in the grate because someone left it there and Chili runs right onto it.
* MediumAwareness: Ghostface exploits the fact that he's in a movie on several occasions by asking the editor to put him in advantageous situations. He also lampshades the nonsensical OffscreenTeleportation in one scene by asking Neve to not look down the road and see him running away.
* MythologyGag:
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* AdaptationalHeroism:
** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]], [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]], and [[Film/UrbanLegend Coatface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
** Episodes with an EvilAllAlong character drop the twist in favour of making the killers their own characters. Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich in ''Film/Scream1996'', Lori in ''Film/HappyDeathDay'', and Brenda in ''Film/UrbanLegend'' all become innocent bystanders as a result.
** At the end of ''Urban Legend'', Michelle ends up picking up [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Chucky]], who makes no visible attempt to harm her and even attempts to save her life by warning her about Coatface.
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange:
** Jason and Michael are both endearingly dorky slashers who are just looking to score, Jason wants to finally get laid while Michael is desperate for a prom date. Also, Michael eating a dog once has been {{Flanderiz|ation}}ed into canines being his TrademarkFavoriteFood, even as a kid.
** Babyface is a student in killing related academia, and is only killing so she can pass her courses.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actors who've been in bad movies.
** The Jungle Hunter is a total party animal who's set off to Earth for a bachelor party.
* AffablyEvil: While Ghostface is pursuing his victims, he cheerfully spouts random trivia on the reception of the films their actors starred in.
* AsHimself: In the ''Film/Scream1996'' episode, Ghostface is hunting the actors themselves down for their career choices, referring to the characters as the people who played them. This extends to Neve's stunt double, who Ghostface has to ask to leave so Neve can come back.
* CompanionCube: Babyface's cupcake, her self-described "only friend" who she confides in during later time loops as she suffers from SanitySlippage. In the final loop, Babyface ends up eating the cupcake.
* ContentWarnings: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Ghostface is targeting characters for being played by actors who were in poorly received movies. To be fair, he's being hired for this, but his attitude implies he agrees with his employers.
** Kermit the Frog calls the cops on Chris for interrupting him [[SeriousBusiness while he is singing a parody of "Rainbow Connection"]].
* DrivenToSuicide: Babyface's falling ambush on Tree is recontextualized as the killer attempting to take her own life when faced with potentially getting kicked out of school and just happening to find herself next to her target.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying [=DVD=]s of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
* InertialImpalement: Chili's death in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII'' is recontextualized as Jason picking up the poker sitting in the grate because someone left it there and Chili runs right onto it.
* MediumAwareness: Ghostface exploits the fact that he's in a movie on several occasions by asking the editor to put him in advantageous situations. He also lampshades the nonsensical OffscreenTeleportation in one scene by asking Neve to not look down the road and see him running away.
* MythologyGag:ActorAllusion:
** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]], [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]], and [[Film/UrbanLegend Coatface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
** Episodes with an EvilAllAlong character drop the twist in favour of making the killers their own characters. Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich in ''Film/Scream1996'', Lori in ''Film/HappyDeathDay'', and Brenda in ''Film/UrbanLegend'' all become innocent bystanders as a result.
** At the end of ''Urban Legend'', Michelle ends up picking up [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Chucky]], who makes no visible attempt to harm her and even attempts to save her life by warning her about Coatface.
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange:
** Jason and Michael are both endearingly dorky slashers who are just looking to score, Jason wants to finally get laid while Michael is desperate for a prom date. Also, Michael eating a dog once has been {{Flanderiz|ation}}ed into canines being his TrademarkFavoriteFood, even as a kid.
** Babyface is a student in killing related academia, and is only killing so she can pass her courses.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actors who've been in bad movies.
** The Jungle Hunter is a total party animal who's set off to Earth for a bachelor party.
* AffablyEvil: While Ghostface is pursuing his victims, he cheerfully spouts random trivia on the reception of the films their actors starred in.
* AsHimself: In the ''Film/Scream1996'' episode, Ghostface is hunting the actors themselves down for their career choices, referring to the characters as the people who played them. This extends to Neve's stunt double, who Ghostface has to ask to leave so Neve can come back.
* CompanionCube: Babyface's cupcake, her self-described "only friend" who she confides in during later time loops as she suffers from SanitySlippage. In the final loop, Babyface ends up eating the cupcake.
* ContentWarnings: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Ghostface is targeting characters for being played by actors who were in poorly received movies. To be fair, he's being hired for this, but his attitude implies he agrees with his employers.
** Kermit the Frog calls the cops on Chris for interrupting him [[SeriousBusiness while he is singing a parody of "Rainbow Connection"]].
* DrivenToSuicide: Babyface's falling ambush on Tree is recontextualized as the killer attempting to take her own life when faced with potentially getting kicked out of school and just happening to find herself next to her target.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying [=DVD=]s of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
* InertialImpalement: Chili's death in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII'' is recontextualized as Jason picking up the poker sitting in the grate because someone left it there and Chili runs right onto it.
* MediumAwareness: Ghostface exploits the fact that he's in a movie on several occasions by asking the editor to put him in advantageous situations. He also lampshades the nonsensical OffscreenTeleportation in one scene by asking Neve to not look down the road and see him running away.
* MythologyGag:
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* AdaptationalHeroism:
** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]], [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]], and [[Film/UrbanLegend Coatface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
** Episodes with an EvilAllAlong character drop the twist in favour of making the killers their own characters. Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich in ''Film/Scream1996'', Lori in ''Film/HappyDeathDay'', and Brenda in ''Film/UrbanLegend'' all become innocent bystanders as a result.
** At the end of ''Urban Legend'', Michelle ends up picking up [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Chucky]], who makes no visible attempt to harm her and even attempts to save her life by warning her about Coatface.
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange:
** Jason and Michael are both endearingly dorky slashers who are just looking to score, Jason wants to finally get laid while Michael is desperate for a prom date. Also, Michael eating a dog once has been {{Flanderiz|ation}}ed into canines being his TrademarkFavoriteFood, even as a kid.
** Babyface is a student in killing related academia, and is only killing so she can pass her courses.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actors who've been in bad movies.
** The Jungle Hunter is a total party animal who's set off to Earth for a bachelor party.
* AffablyEvil: While Ghostface is pursuing his victims, he cheerfully spouts random trivia on the reception of the films their actors starred in.
* AsHimself: In the ''Film/Scream1996'' episode, Ghostface is hunting the actors themselves down for their career choices, referring to the characters as the people who played them. This extends to Neve's stunt double, who Ghostface has to ask to leave so Neve can come back.
* CompanionCube: Babyface's cupcake, her self-described "only friend" who she confides in during later time loops as she suffers from SanitySlippage. In the final loop, Babyface ends up eating the cupcake.
* ContentWarnings: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Ghostface is targeting characters for being played by actors who were in poorly received movies. To be fair, he's being hired for this, but his attitude implies he agrees with his employers.
** Kermit the Frog calls the cops on Chris for interrupting him [[SeriousBusiness while he is singing a parody of "Rainbow Connection"]].
* DrivenToSuicide: Babyface's falling ambush on Tree is recontextualized as the killer attempting to take her own life when faced with potentially getting kicked out of school and just happening to find herself next to her target.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying [=DVD=]s of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
* InertialImpalement: Chili's death in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII'' is recontextualized as Jason picking up the poker sitting in the grate because someone left it there and Chili runs right onto it.
* MediumAwareness: Ghostface exploits the fact that he's in a movie on several occasions by asking the editor to put him in advantageous situations. He also lampshades the nonsensical OffscreenTeleportation in one scene by asking Neve to not look down the road and see him running away.
** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]], [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]], and [[Film/UrbanLegend Coatface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
** Episodes with an EvilAllAlong character drop the twist in favour of making the killers their own characters. Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich in ''Film/Scream1996'', Lori in ''Film/HappyDeathDay'', and Brenda in ''Film/UrbanLegend'' all become innocent bystanders as a result.
** At the end of ''Urban Legend'', Michelle ends up picking up [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Chucky]], who makes no visible attempt to harm her and even attempts to save her life by warning her about Coatface.
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange:
** Jason and Michael are both endearingly dorky slashers who are just looking to score, Jason wants to finally get laid while Michael is desperate for a prom date. Also, Michael eating a dog once has been {{Flanderiz|ation}}ed into canines being his TrademarkFavoriteFood, even as a kid.
** Babyface is a student in killing related academia, and is only killing so she can pass her courses.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actors who've been in bad movies.
** The Jungle Hunter is a total party animal who's set off to Earth for a bachelor party.
* AffablyEvil: While Ghostface is pursuing his victims, he cheerfully spouts random trivia on the reception of the films their actors starred in.
* AsHimself: In the ''Film/Scream1996'' episode, Ghostface is hunting the actors themselves down for their career choices, referring to the characters as the people who played them. This extends to Neve's stunt double, who Ghostface has to ask to leave so Neve can come back.
* CompanionCube: Babyface's cupcake, her self-described "only friend" who she confides in during later time loops as she suffers from SanitySlippage. In the final loop, Babyface ends up eating the cupcake.
* ContentWarnings: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Ghostface is targeting characters for being played by actors who were in poorly received movies. To be fair, he's being hired for this, but his attitude implies he agrees with his employers.
** Kermit the Frog calls the cops on Chris for interrupting him [[SeriousBusiness while he is singing a parody of "Rainbow Connection"]].
* DrivenToSuicide: Babyface's falling ambush on Tree is recontextualized as the killer attempting to take her own life when faced with potentially getting kicked out of school and just happening to find herself next to her target.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying [=DVD=]s of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
* InertialImpalement: Chili's death in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII'' is recontextualized as Jason picking up the poker sitting in the grate because someone left it there and Chili runs right onto it.
* MediumAwareness: Ghostface exploits the fact that he's in a movie on several occasions by asking the editor to put him in advantageous situations. He also lampshades the nonsensical OffscreenTeleportation in one scene by asking Neve to not look down the road and see him running away.
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*** Michelle buys a [Franchise/ChildsPlay Good Guy]] doll (that turns out to be Chucky) from the gas station attendant. Both are played by Creator/BradDourif.
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*** Michelle buys a [Franchise/ChildsPlay [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Good Guy]] doll (that turns out to be Chucky) from the gas station attendant. Both are played by Creator/BradDourif.
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** The ''Film/Scream1996'' episode drops the twist that there was more than one Ghostface, making Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich an innocent bystander targeted by an assassin like the rest of the cast.
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** The ''Film/Scream1996'' episode drops Episodes with an EvilAllAlong character drop the twist that there was more than one Ghostface, in favour of making the killers their own characters. Billy Loomis / Creator/SkeetUlrich an in ''Film/Scream1996'', Lori in ''Film/HappyDeathDay'', and Brenda in ''Film/UrbanLegend'' all become innocent bystander targeted by an assassin like bystanders as a result.
** At therest end of the cast.''Urban Legend'', Michelle ends up picking up [[Franchise/ChildsPlay Chucky]], who makes no visible attempt to harm her and even attempts to save her life by warning her about Coatface.
** At the
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** ''Urban Legend'':
*** Coatface puts ''Film/SororityBoys'' and ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' season collections in Parker's microwave. Creator/MichaelRosenbaum, who played Parker, had prominent roles in both.
*** Michelle buys a [Franchise/ChildsPlay Good Guy]] doll (that turns out to be Chucky) from the gas station attendant. Both are played by Creator/BradDourif.
*** Coatface puts ''Film/SororityBoys'' and ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' season collections in Parker's microwave. Creator/MichaelRosenbaum, who played Parker, had prominent roles in both.
*** Michelle buys a [Franchise/ChildsPlay Good Guy]] doll (that turns out to be Chucky) from the gas station attendant. Both are played by Creator/BradDourif.
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*** Fittingly for a video about taking a character played by Creator/JamieLeeCurtis to prom, there are a few nods to ''Film/PromNight1980''. Michael's "If she's not home by midnight, she won't be coming home" quote is the film's TagLine, and his ImagineSpot of them dancing together is taken directly from the film.
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*** Fittingly for a video about taking a character played by Creator/JamieLeeCurtis to prom, there are a few nods to ''Film/PromNight1980''. Michael's "If she's not home by midnight, she won't be coming home" quote is the film's TagLine, and his ImagineSpot of them him and Laurie dancing together is taken directly from the film.
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*** When the Predator first confronts Arnold, the former starts rapid-firing references to the latter's other movies, such as calling Arnold a "choir boy" and a "party pooper", two insults Arnold used in ''Film/EndOfDays'' and ''Kindergarten Cop'', respectively, calling Arnold out for "[[Film/TheTerminator terminating]] his buzz," and asking whether [[Film/{{Junior Arnold}} is pregnant]].
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*** When the Predator first confronts Arnold, the former starts rapid-firing references to the latter's other movies, such as calling Arnold a "choir boy" and a "party pooper", two insults Arnold used in ''Film/EndOfDays'' and ''Kindergarten Cop'', respectively, calling Arnold out for "[[Film/TheTerminator terminating]] his buzz," and asking whether [[Film/{{Junior Arnold}} [[Film/{{Junior}} Arnold is pregnant]].
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* MythologyGag:
** In ''Friday The 13th Part 3'', Jason talks about "some Goonie kid named Tommy” as a nod to Creator/CoreyFeldman, who played Tommy Jarvis in the Friday series as well as “Mouth” in Film/TheGoonies.
** ''Scream'':
*** Ghostface namedrops a ton of movies as reasons to target his victims, with Rotten Tomatoes stated as his employers. Creator/AdamSandler is also called out as a source of bad movies. The list is as follows:
---> Creator/DrewBarrymore / Maureen: ''Film/BeverlyHillsChihuahua'', ''Film/FreddyGotFingered'', ''Film/{{Doppelganger}}'', ''Film/{{Blended}}''.\\
Neve Campbell / Sydney: ''Film/FiftyFour'', ''Film/DrowningMona'', ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKingIISimbasPride'', ''Rotten Things'', ''Film/ThreeToTango''.\\
Creator/HenryWinkler / Arthur Himbry: ''Film/LittleNicky'', ''Sandy Wexler'', ''Film/{{Click}}''. Ghostface also mentions ''Series/{{Barry}}'' to complement him as he dies.\\
Creator/RoseMcGowan / Tatum Riley: ''Series/Charmed1998'', ''Film/{{Doom}}'', ''Film/{{Monkeybone}}'', ''Film/ReadyToRumble'', ''Film/{{Jawbreaker}}''.\\
Creator/SkeetUlrich / Billy Loomis: When seeing him from the back, Ghostface mistakes him for Creator/JohnnyDepp and warns him about his work in ''Film/JackAndJill''. When Ghostface actually recognizes him, he calls out ''Touch (1997)'', ''Film/{{Armored}}'', ''Film/ChillFactor'', and ''Austin Found''. When Skeet survives the initial attack, Ghostface calls him out for “coming back like a second season of ''[[Series/Jericho2006 Jericho]]''" and calls him [[Series/{{Riverdale}} Jughead]][[note]]with him having played Jughead's father[[/note]].\\
Creator/JamieKennedy / Randy Meeks: ''Film/MalibusMostWanted'', ''Film/SonOfTheMask'', ''Film/DrDolittle 2'', ''Film/FarceOfThePenguins'', ''Creator/{{Larry The Cable Guy}}'s Christmas Spectacular'', ''Series/TheJamieKennedyExperiment'', and ''Film/{{Tremors}}''.\\
“Creator/KevinSmith”: ''Film/YogaHosers'', ''Film/{{Tusk}}''. When Ghostface realizes he accidently killed Creator/WEarlBrown, he sadly praises him for ''Series/{{Deadwood}}''.\\
Creator/DavidArquette / Dewey Riley: ''Film/{{Airheads}}'', ''Film/ReadyToRumble''.
** ''Predator'':
*** The voices the Predator uses for his mimicry are drawn from Creator/{{Arnold Schwarzenegger}}'s movies, including ''Film/KindergartenCop'' and ''Film/JingleAllTheWay''.
*** When the Predator first confronts Arnold, the former starts rapid-firing references to the latter's other movies, such as calling Arnold a "choir boy" and a "party pooper", two insults Arnold used in ''Film/EndOfDays'' and ''Kindergarten Cop'', respectively, calling Arnold out for "[[Film/TheTerminator terminating]] his buzz," and asking whether [[Film/{{Junior Arnold}} is pregnant]].
** ''Happy Death Day'': Babyface’s “obscure reference” when she calls Tree “Tater-Tot” is based on Creator/{{Jessica Rothe}}'s role as Andie in ''Tater Tot & Patton''.
** ''Halloween'':
*** The John Carpenter radio station calls out ''Film/DarkStar'', John's first feature film.
*** Fittingly for a video about taking a character played by Creator/JamieLeeCurtis to prom, there are a few nods to ''Film/PromNight1980''. Michael's "If she's not home by midnight, she won't be coming home" quote is the film's TagLine, and his ImagineSpot of them dancing together is taken directly from the film.
** ''Trick R' Treat'': Quite a few, and all of them related to Creator/{{Brian Cox}}'s previous work.
*** Sam asks him about his role in ''Series/{{Succession}}'', his hand refers to him as "The ''Film/SuperTroopers'' guy", and the narrator calls him "the original [[Film/{{Manhunter}} Lecter]]" at various points.
*** One of Sam's threats to Kreeg is that the old man will be taken out "like Wolvie in ''Film/{{X2|XMenUnited}}''," which starred Cox as Stryker.
*** As Kreeg tries to leave his house, the episode has some FunWithSubtitles captioning some of his meaningless noises as "[[Series/{{Frasier}} Daphne's]] dad whimpering" and "[[Film/TheBourneSeries Bourne]] to scream".
** ''Friday The 13th The Final Chapter'' continues the trend of nodding at Corey Feldman's other roles from the previous episode.
*** Jason calling Corey Feldman “Pine Tree” is a joke about the kid’s role in Series/MorkAndMindy, with Corey’s character in that show attending the “Pine Tree Day Care Center.”
*** Continuing the Corey Feldman Goonies reference from the previous Friday The 13th episode, Tommy demands Jason do "the Truffle Shuffle" using audio from the movie (a reference Jason recognizes and admonishes him for), and Jason quotes Sloth’s “Hey You Guys” as Tommy kills him.
** In ''Friday The 13th Part 3'', Jason talks about "some Goonie kid named Tommy” as a nod to Creator/CoreyFeldman, who played Tommy Jarvis in the Friday series as well as “Mouth” in Film/TheGoonies.
** ''Scream'':
*** Ghostface namedrops a ton of movies as reasons to target his victims, with Rotten Tomatoes stated as his employers. Creator/AdamSandler is also called out as a source of bad movies. The list is as follows:
---> Creator/DrewBarrymore / Maureen: ''Film/BeverlyHillsChihuahua'', ''Film/FreddyGotFingered'', ''Film/{{Doppelganger}}'', ''Film/{{Blended}}''.\\
Neve Campbell / Sydney: ''Film/FiftyFour'', ''Film/DrowningMona'', ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKingIISimbasPride'', ''Rotten Things'', ''Film/ThreeToTango''.\\
Creator/HenryWinkler / Arthur Himbry: ''Film/LittleNicky'', ''Sandy Wexler'', ''Film/{{Click}}''. Ghostface also mentions ''Series/{{Barry}}'' to complement him as he dies.\\
Creator/RoseMcGowan / Tatum Riley: ''Series/Charmed1998'', ''Film/{{Doom}}'', ''Film/{{Monkeybone}}'', ''Film/ReadyToRumble'', ''Film/{{Jawbreaker}}''.\\
Creator/SkeetUlrich / Billy Loomis: When seeing him from the back, Ghostface mistakes him for Creator/JohnnyDepp and warns him about his work in ''Film/JackAndJill''. When Ghostface actually recognizes him, he calls out ''Touch (1997)'', ''Film/{{Armored}}'', ''Film/ChillFactor'', and ''Austin Found''. When Skeet survives the initial attack, Ghostface calls him out for “coming back like a second season of ''[[Series/Jericho2006 Jericho]]''" and calls him [[Series/{{Riverdale}} Jughead]][[note]]with him having played Jughead's father[[/note]].\\
Creator/JamieKennedy / Randy Meeks: ''Film/MalibusMostWanted'', ''Film/SonOfTheMask'', ''Film/DrDolittle 2'', ''Film/FarceOfThePenguins'', ''Creator/{{Larry The Cable Guy}}'s Christmas Spectacular'', ''Series/TheJamieKennedyExperiment'', and ''Film/{{Tremors}}''.\\
“Creator/KevinSmith”: ''Film/YogaHosers'', ''Film/{{Tusk}}''. When Ghostface realizes he accidently killed Creator/WEarlBrown, he sadly praises him for ''Series/{{Deadwood}}''.\\
Creator/DavidArquette / Dewey Riley: ''Film/{{Airheads}}'', ''Film/ReadyToRumble''.
** ''Predator'':
*** The voices the Predator uses for his mimicry are drawn from Creator/{{Arnold Schwarzenegger}}'s movies, including ''Film/KindergartenCop'' and ''Film/JingleAllTheWay''.
*** When the Predator first confronts Arnold, the former starts rapid-firing references to the latter's other movies, such as calling Arnold a "choir boy" and a "party pooper", two insults Arnold used in ''Film/EndOfDays'' and ''Kindergarten Cop'', respectively, calling Arnold out for "[[Film/TheTerminator terminating]] his buzz," and asking whether [[Film/{{Junior Arnold}} is pregnant]].
** ''Happy Death Day'': Babyface’s “obscure reference” when she calls Tree “Tater-Tot” is based on Creator/{{Jessica Rothe}}'s role as Andie in ''Tater Tot & Patton''.
** ''Halloween'':
*** The John Carpenter radio station calls out ''Film/DarkStar'', John's first feature film.
*** Fittingly for a video about taking a character played by Creator/JamieLeeCurtis to prom, there are a few nods to ''Film/PromNight1980''. Michael's "If she's not home by midnight, she won't be coming home" quote is the film's TagLine, and his ImagineSpot of them dancing together is taken directly from the film.
** ''Trick R' Treat'': Quite a few, and all of them related to Creator/{{Brian Cox}}'s previous work.
*** Sam asks him about his role in ''Series/{{Succession}}'', his hand refers to him as "The ''Film/SuperTroopers'' guy", and the narrator calls him "the original [[Film/{{Manhunter}} Lecter]]" at various points.
*** One of Sam's threats to Kreeg is that the old man will be taken out "like Wolvie in ''Film/{{X2|XMenUnited}}''," which starred Cox as Stryker.
*** As Kreeg tries to leave his house, the episode has some FunWithSubtitles captioning some of his meaningless noises as "[[Series/{{Frasier}} Daphne's]] dad whimpering" and "[[Film/TheBourneSeries Bourne]] to scream".
** ''Friday The 13th The Final Chapter'' continues the trend of nodding at Corey Feldman's other roles from the previous episode.
*** Jason calling Corey Feldman “Pine Tree” is a joke about the kid’s role in Series/MorkAndMindy, with Corey’s character in that show attending the “Pine Tree Day Care Center.”
*** Continuing the Corey Feldman Goonies reference from the previous Friday The 13th episode, Tommy demands Jason do "the Truffle Shuffle" using audio from the movie (a reference Jason recognizes and admonishes him for), and Jason quotes Sloth’s “Hey You Guys” as Tommy kills him.
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** In Scream, Ghostface {{Lampshade|dTrope}}s the nonsensical nature of the trope by having Ghostface ask Neve not to look down the street to see him running away.
** In Friday The 13th, Halloween, and Urban Legend, teleportation becomes an actual power exploited by the killers. In the case of Jason and Michael, the trope is poked fun at by having the teleportation occur ''onscreen'' in a puff of smoke, with Jason even using a magic wand.
** In Friday The 13th, Halloween, and Urban Legend, teleportation becomes an actual power exploited by the killers. In the case of Jason and Michael, the trope is poked fun at by having the teleportation occur ''onscreen'' in a puff of smoke, with Jason even using a magic wand.
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** In Scream, ''Scream'', Ghostface {{Lampshade|dTrope}}s the nonsensical nature of the trope by having Ghostface ask Neve not to look down the street to see him running away.
** InFriday ''Friday The 13th, Halloween, 13th'', ''Halloween'', and Urban Legend, ''Urban Legend'', teleportation becomes an actual power exploited by the killers. In the case of Jason and Michael, the trope is poked fun at by having the teleportation occur ''onscreen'' in a puff of smoke, with Jason even using a magic wand.
** In
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** [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]] is an assassin working for Website/RottenTomatoes who kills actors with low Fresh ratings.
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** [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]] is an assassin working for Website/RottenTomatoes who kills actors with low Fresh ratings.ratings, and in the video for the [[Film/Scream2 second movie]] is a film studies professor.
** In the ''Scream 2'' video, during the film class debate on sequels, Zoran inserts himself to take some potshots at Jamie Kennedy's role in the later ''Tremors'' films, which Ghostface also calls out while killing Randy.
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[[folder: Episodes]]
* Season 1
** ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII''
** ''Film/Scream1996''
** ''Film/{{Predator}}''
** ''Film/HappyDeathDay''
** ''Film/Halloween1978''
* Season 2
** ''Film/TrickRTreat''
** ''Film/FridayThe13thTheFinalChapter''
** ''Film/UrbanLegend''
[[/folder]]
* Season 1
** ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII''
** ''Film/Scream1996''
** ''Film/{{Predator}}''
** ''Film/HappyDeathDay''
** ''Film/Halloween1978''
* Season 2
** ''Film/TrickRTreat''
** ''Film/FridayThe13thTheFinalChapter''
** ''Film/UrbanLegend''
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* OffscreenTeleportation: An often {{Parodied Trope}}.
** In Scream, Ghostface {{Lampshade|dTrope}}s the nonsensical nature of the trope by having Ghostface ask Neve not to look down the street to see him running away.
** In Friday The 13th, Halloween, and Urban Legend, teleportation becomes an actual power exploited by the killers. In the case of Jason and Michael, the trope is poked fun at by having the teleportation occur ''onscreen'' in a puff of smoke, with Jason even using a magic wand.
** In Scream, Ghostface {{Lampshade|dTrope}}s the nonsensical nature of the trope by having Ghostface ask Neve not to look down the street to see him running away.
** In Friday The 13th, Halloween, and Urban Legend, teleportation becomes an actual power exploited by the killers. In the case of Jason and Michael, the trope is poked fun at by having the teleportation occur ''onscreen'' in a puff of smoke, with Jason even using a magic wand.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying DVDs of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying DVDs [=DVD=]s of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Coatface may be a murderer, but she vocally refuses to be [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals microwave a dog]] evil, instead destroying DVDs of media Parker's [[Creator/MichaelRosenbaum actor]] starred in. Accidently killing a rodent puts her into a depressive state for a few scenes.
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* ContentWarnings:
** [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
** [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
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* ContentWarnings:
**ContentWarnings: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode, which starts by warning the viewer about the upcoming HurricaneOfPuns.
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* GroundhogDayLoop:
** The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
** The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
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* GroundhogDayLoop:
**GroundhogDayLoop: The ''Film/HappyDeathDay'' episode uses this as expected, but with a twist: ''[[VillainProtagonist Babyface]]'' is the one trapped in the time loop.
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* TakeThat: Ghostface has to clarify that he doesn't kill actors from Creator/AdamSandler movies, he kills people from bad movies. It just so happens that Sandler makes a ''lot'' of bad movies.
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* TakeThat: TakeThat:
** Ghostface has to clarify that he doesn't kill actors from Creator/AdamSandler movies, he kills people from bad movies. It just so happens that Sandler makes a ''lot'' of badmovies.movies.
** During Danielle Harris' cameo in the ''Urban Legend'' video, she bemoans in-character how Jaime Lloyd's setup as Michael's successor in the Thorn Trilogy ''Halloween'' movies was squandered with nonsense like psychic powers or being forced by the Cult of Thorn to have his incest baby (the latter of which causes Coatface to puke in response to hearing about).
** Also in the ''Urban Legend'' video, Pinhead tells Coatface at the end not to get her hopes up about a career in sequels, as they won't bother reusing characters or following the story.
** Ghostface has to clarify that he doesn't kill actors from Creator/AdamSandler movies, he kills people from bad movies. It just so happens that Sandler makes a ''lot'' of bad
** During Danielle Harris' cameo in the ''Urban Legend'' video, she bemoans in-character how Jaime Lloyd's setup as Michael's successor in the Thorn Trilogy ''Halloween'' movies was squandered with nonsense like psychic powers or being forced by the Cult of Thorn to have his incest baby (the latter of which causes Coatface to puke in response to hearing about).
** Also in the ''Urban Legend'' video, Pinhead tells Coatface at the end not to get her hopes up about a career in sequels, as they won't bother reusing characters or following the story.
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* TooDumbToLive: Michelle had been warned multiple times that Coatface was in her car's backseat
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* AccidentalMurder: Coatface's drain cleaner murder becomes the result of her missing her grab at a can of Coke and pouring the Draino down her victim's beer bong before she could fix her mistake.
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** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]] and [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
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** In a certain sense. They're still slasher villains, but additions to their personalities in the dub include Jason trying to score a date with [[FinalGirl Chris]] instead of killing her, [[Film/Scream1996 Ghostface]] and Ghostface]], [[Film/HappyDeathDay Babyface]] Babyface]], and [[Film/UrbanLegend Coatface]] being [[PunchClockVillain Punch Clock Villains]], [[Film/{{Predator}} The Jungle Hunter]] having a BlueAndOrangeMorality with his goal to have a good party and kill any party poopers, and "[[Film/{{Leprechaun}} the little shit]]" [[InterruptedSuicide stopping Zoran from killing himself]] in the title sequence.
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** Babyface is a student taking a Pun-damentals class, and isn't after Tree for personal reasons, just so she can pass.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actor's who've been in bad movies.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill actor's who've been in bad movies.
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** Babyface is a student taking a Pun-damentals class, in killing related academia, and isn't after Tree for personal reasons, just is only killing so she can pass.
pass her courses.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to killactor's actors who've been in bad movies.
** Ghostface is an assassin hired by Rotten Tomatoes to kill
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* StealthPrequel: The ''Urban Legend'' video is one to the ''Happy Death Day'' episode, the ending revealing the killer to be Babyface as well as the origin of the Pun-Damentals course.
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* TooDumbToLive: Michelle had been warned multiple times that Coatface was in her car's backseat
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* InertialImpalement: Chili's death in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartIII'' is recontextualized as Jason picking up the poker sitting in the grate because someone left it there and Chili runs right onto it.
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** In the title sequence, Michael Myers is dressed like [[Creator/MikeMyers Shrek, Austin Powers, and Wayne Edwards]].
** [[Characters/ANightmareOnElmStreetFreddyKrueger Freddy Krueger]] is the professor of Babyface's "Pun-damentals" class.
** In the title sequence, Michael Myers is dressed like [[Creator/MikeMyers Shrek, Austin Powers, and Wayne Edwards]].
** [[Characters/ANightmareOnElmStreetFreddyKrueger Freddy Krueger]] is the professor of Babyface's "Pun-damentals" class.
