When Ted Dansen gets buried in the sand, there isn't any extra sand piled up that was displaced by his body being in the hole. See more...
In almost every story told in the movie, there is an ashtray that is used as an ashtray, as a soap dish and as a place you can put lose change, rings etc. This is done deliberately by the director, it has become his personal trademark. See more...
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In the final segment with the cockroaches, just after Pratt squashes a few roaches with his hand, he brings his hand up but there are no marks on his gloved hand. [This isn't even a deliberate mistake. He fully acknowledges that there are no marks on his hand. None of the bugs actually affect him until they have all disappeared, then re-emerged from within him. That's kinda the whole point, the bugs weren't there, the only bugs were in him.]
In the third story, the man drops a nickel under the stairs. Later, when he finds the coin, it's a quarter. [We only see a closeup of the coin once, and it is a quarter. And when the janitor mentions it, he refers to it as a quarter. We never see the coin being a nickel.]
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