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Hindsight shoehorn that amounts to "X looks a bit like someone else".
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* HilariousInHindsight: To modern viewers, Hugo looks a bit like a Mexican version of Creator/WilliamPetersen.
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* NightmareFuel: Hugo's cruel treatment of his cats, which does not appear to be simulated in any way, can be very unsettling to many viewers, especially cat owners.
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* NightmareFuel: Hugo's cruel treatment of his cats, which does not appear to be simulated in any way, can be very unsettling to many viewers, especially cat owners.
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* CompleteMonster: Hugo, disturbed playboy SerialKiller, routinely stalks the women of Acapulco in his helicopter, seducing them and bringing them to his mansion whereupon he strangles and kills them. Hugo, as an avid collector in the fashion of his ancestors, keeps the [[CreepySouvenir heads]] of his victims in glass cases in his basement, feeding the rest to his pen of ravenous cats—saving the bits he [[ImAHumanitarian eats himself]]. Hugo further murders a doctor in fury who causes him to lose one of his victims, and even tosses his loyal servant Dorgo to his death for [[DisproportionateRetribution beating him in chess]].
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* CompleteMonster: Hugo, [[VillainProtagonist Hugo]], disturbed playboy SerialKiller, routinely stalks the women of Acapulco in his helicopter, seducing them and bringing them to his mansion whereupon he strangles and kills them. Hugo, as an avid collector in the fashion of his ancestors, keeps the [[CreepySouvenir heads]] of his victims in glass cases in his basement, feeding the rest to his pen of ravenous cats—saving cats--saving the bits he [[ImAHumanitarian eats himself]]. Hugo further murders a doctor in fury who causes him to lose one of his victims, and even tosses his loyal servant Dorgo to his death for [[DisproportionateRetribution beating him in chess]].
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* NightmareFuel: Hugo's cruel treatment of his cats, which does not appear to be simulated in any way, can be very unsettling to viewers, especially cat owners.
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* NightmareFuel: Hugo's cruel treatment of his cats, which does not appear to be simulated in any way, can be very unsettling to many viewers, especially cat owners.
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* NightmareRetardant: As pointed out in virtually every review, cats aren't particularly scary, even when there's a thousand of them. If anything, the treatment of said animals is far more horrifying.
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* NightmareRetardant: As pointed out in virtually every review, cats aren't particularly scary, even when there's a thousand of them. If anything, the treatment of said the animals is far more horrifying.
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* CompleteMonster: Hugo, disturbed playboy SerialKiller, routinely stalks the women of Acapulco in his helicopter, seducing them and bringing them to his mansion whereupon he strangles and kills them. Hugo, as an avid collector in the fashion of his ancestors, keeps the [[CreepySouvenir heads]] of his victims in glass cases in his basement, feeding the rest to his pen of ravenous cats—saving the bits he [[ImAHumanitarian eats himself]]. Hugo further murders a doctor in fury who causes him to lose one of his victims, and even tosses his loyal servant Dorgo to his death for [[DisproportionateRetribution beating him in chess]].
* HilariousInHindsight: To modern viewers, Hugo looks a bit like a Mexican version of Creator/WilliamPetersen.
* NightmareRetardant: As pointed out in virtually every review, cats aren't particularly scary, even when there's a thousand of them. If anything, the treatment of said animals is far more horrifying.
* NightmareFuel: Hugo's cruel treatment of his cats, which does not appear to be simulated in any way, can be very unsettling to viewers, especially cat owners.
* ValuesDissonance: The amount of animal cruelty of display is astounding and would not be tolerated in any film nowadays.
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* HilariousInHindsight: To modern viewers, Hugo looks a bit like a Mexican version of Creator/WilliamPetersen.
* NightmareRetardant: As pointed out in virtually every review, cats aren't particularly scary, even when there's a thousand of them. If anything, the treatment of said animals is far more horrifying.
* NightmareFuel: Hugo's cruel treatment of his cats, which does not appear to be simulated in any way, can be very unsettling to viewers, especially cat owners.
* ValuesDissonance: The amount of animal cruelty of display is astounding and would not be tolerated in any film nowadays.
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