Continuity: When "B" accidentally pulls the leg off of the dead dog, the position of it in her hands changes between cuts.
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In the DVD's deleted scene sections, we see what happens to Pamela Fitzgerald in the Halloween party - she is confronted by two policemen and she shows them what she has in the clear plastic tupperware, which contains the fingers of Trina. The police arrest her on the spot and take her away, leaving Sam and Brigette to save Ginger. See more...
Continuity: When Ginger and Bee are buying tampons, Ginger takes the box from Bee twice without once giving it back.
Continuity: The amount of blood on Sam's face once he's been attacked by werewolf Ginger changes around three times between shots.
Continuity: In the scene where Ginger and Pamela are talking about why Ginger's back is hurting, in the shot when Ginger says "Have a fit", the small piece of bread she is about to eat switches from her right to her left hand.
Other: When the mother, Pamela Fitzgerald, opens the freezer to put in the meat, she is distracted by Bridgette. In the freezer, we see the corpse of Trish. Look at Trish's eyes when we first see her; they seem to widen while Pamela is holding a pack of meat above her.
Continuity: Towards the end of the film the amount of monkshood inside Brigette's needle changes several times.
Continuity: Near the end Bridget blocks Ginger in the toilet by propping a plank of wood under the door handle so the door cannot open outward. Earlier, when Ginger was trying to cut off her tail, the door opened inward.
Other: Sam loses an awful lot of blood for someone who manages to stay alive and conscious. Bridgitte takes a couple of minutes, and follows a pretty thick trail of blood to find him, even though he should have passed out from either pain or blood loss by then.
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