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  • Non Sequitur Scene: The inexplicable scene in which a doll comes to life and watches a spider land on its face. Explanation, please?
  • Nightmare Fuel: The game over screen for the game adaptation. A picture is displayed of your character where he's basically been overrun by spiders, and has webs in his nose. It's pretty freaky as a kid.
    • There are two versions of the poster for the film - one with a small spider dangling in front of a full moon, seen on the main article, and one without the spider. The reason for the latter version is that the former freaked people out with it's subtlety. Well done!
      • One has to wonder if anyone ever picked up a copy of the film with the spider-version and completely smashed the offending piece of plastic in a panic, thinking it was a real spider.
  • Paranoia Fuel: You'll probably be checking every nook in your house for spiders after watching this.
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