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* AmericansHateTingle: The film has failed to made it to France, mainly because of its premise, which is seen as been silly there.
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** The ridiculously over-the-top slap Brent delivers to Damon suddenly became a hot meme in early 2023, becoming known as "Nicolas Cage's Slap of God".
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* OneSceneWonder: [[spoiler: LanceHenriksen]] as Brent's father.
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* OneSceneWonder: [[spoiler: LanceHenriksen]] as Brent's father.
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** The trope is Nick Cage's character in a nutshell.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While there hasn't really been an outcry about the film, it still hasn't been watched by most people. When a film is about parents wanting to murder their children, and the film is relentlessly gory and filled with BlackComedy to boot, you can kind of understand why the premise alone gets this reaction.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While there hasn't really been an outcry about the film, it still hasn't been watched by most people. When a film is about parents wanting to murder their children, and the film is relentlessly relentless, gory and filled with BlackComedy to boot, you can kind of understand why the premise alone gets this reaction.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While there hasn't really been an outcry about the film, it still hasn't been watched by most people. When a film is about parents wanting to murder their children, and the film is relentless and gory to boot, you can kind of understand why the premise alone gets this reaction.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While there hasn't really been an outcry about the film, it still hasn't been watched by most people. When a film is about parents wanting to murder their children, and the film is relentless and relentlessly gory and filled with BlackComedy to boot, you can kind of understand why the premise alone gets this reaction.
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 39% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.5/10). This is presumably due to the high abundance of BlackComedy.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While there hasn't really been an outcry about the film, it still hasn't been watched by most people. When a film is about parents wanting to murder their children, and the film is relentless and gory to boot, you can kind of understand why the premise alone gets this reaction.
* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 39% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.5/10). This is presumably due to thehigh abundance of BlackComedy.AudienceAlienatingPremise.
* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 39% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.5/10). This is presumably due to the
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* MemeticMutation: With Brent's rant in this film including "anal beads" out of nowhere, some people have cracked jokes about [[Film/TheWickerMan2006 "NOT THE BEADS!"]].
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 40% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10). This is presumably due to the high abundance of BlackComedy.
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 40% 39% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10).5/10). This is presumably due to the high abundance of BlackComedy.
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* SheReallyCanAct: Creator/SelmaBlair gives a [[TearJerker heart-wrenching]] performance as Kendall in the scene where [[spoiler: she breaks down crying over her getting older.]]
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* SheReallyCanAct: SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: Creator/SelmaBlair gives a [[TearJerker heart-wrenching]] performance as Kendall in the scene where [[spoiler: she breaks down crying over her getting older.]]
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* TearJerker: After doing everything in her power to try to escape with her brother, Kendall and Brent corner Carly and Josh in the kitchen. They both tearfully beg and plead in vain for their advancing parents to spare them. Finally, Carly holds on to Josh and tells him to close his eyes. [[spoiler: Luckily, the grandparents show up just then.]]
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* TearJerker: After doing everything in her power to try to escape with her brother, SheReallyCanAct: Creator/SelmaBlair gives a [[TearJerker heart-wrenching]] performance as Kendall and Brent corner Carly and Josh in the kitchen. They both tearfully beg and plead in vain for their advancing parents to spare them. Finally, Carly holds on to Josh and tells him to close his eyes. scene where [[spoiler: Luckily, the grandparents show up just then.she breaks down crying over her getting older.]]
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* {{Tearjerker}}: After doing everything in her power to try to escape with her brother, Kendall and Brent corner Carly and Josh in the kitchen. They both tearfully beg and plead in vain for their advancing parents to spare them. Finally, Carly holds on to Josh and tells him to close his eyes. [[spoiler: Luckily, the grandparents show up just then.]]
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* {{Tearjerker}}: TearJerker: After doing everything in her power to try to escape with her brother, Kendall and Brent corner Carly and Josh in the kitchen. They both tearfully beg and plead in vain for their advancing parents to spare them. Finally, Carly holds on to Josh and tells him to close his eyes. [[spoiler: Luckily, the grandparents show up just then.]]
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* NarmCharm: It's a movie with Creator/NicolasCage. When it's not {{Narm}} it's this trope in spades.
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* NarmCharm: It's a movie with Creator/NicolasCage. When it's not {{Narm}} it's this trope in spades.spades.
* {{Tearjerker}}: After doing everything in her power to try to escape with her brother, Kendall and Brent corner Carly and Josh in the kitchen. They both tearfully beg and plead in vain for their advancing parents to spare them. Finally, Carly holds on to Josh and tells him to close his eyes. [[spoiler: Luckily, the grandparents show up just then.]]
* {{Tearjerker}}: After doing everything in her power to try to escape with her brother, Kendall and Brent corner Carly and Josh in the kitchen. They both tearfully beg and plead in vain for their advancing parents to spare them. Finally, Carly holds on to Josh and tells him to close his eyes. [[spoiler: Luckily, the grandparents show up just then.]]
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 4o% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10). This is presumably due to the high abundance of BlackComedy.
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 4o% 40% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10). This is presumably due to the high abundance of BlackComedy.
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 51% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10).
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 51% 4o% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10). This is presumably due to the high abundance of BlackComedy.
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* NarmCharm: It's a movie with Creator/NicolasCage. When it's not {{Narm}} it's this trope in spades.
* NightmareFuel: The entire concept of parents murdering their children for no reason and ''not caring''.
* NightmareFuel: The entire concept of parents murdering their children for no reason and ''not caring''.
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* NarmCharm: It's a movie with Creator/NicolasCage. When it's not {{Narm}} it's this trope in spades.
* NightmareFuel: The entire concept of parents murdering their children for no reason and ''not caring''.spades.
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* NightmareFuel: The entire concept of parents murdering their children for no reason and ''not caring.
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* NarmCharm: It's Nicholas Cage. When it's not {{Narm}} it's this trope in spades.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: A mother trying to crush her newborn baby? [[NightmareFuel Horrifying]]. A mother trying to crush her newborn baby to the tune of "[[Music/{{Roxette}} It Must Have Been Love]]"? [[BlackComedy Hilarious, but also still horrifying]].
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 51% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10).
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* CriticalDissonance: The film had an overall positive critical reception (it has a 74% Certified Fresh Website/RottenTomatoes Tomatometer rating), but audience opinions were more mixed (it has a 51% audience rating on the same site, as well as an Website/IMDb rating of 5.8/10).8/10).
* NarmCharm: It's Nicholas Cage. When it's not Narm it's occasionally this trope.
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