Continuity: When Erin and Pepper are trying to hotwire the van, the window is rolled down. After Erin starts the van and twists the wires together, the window is rolled up.
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Continuity: In the scene where Erin puts Andy out of his misery by stabbing him, she gets covered with blood. A scene or two later though, her shirt is clean again and she doesn't have nearly as much blood on her arms as she did.
Continuity: In the scene where the sheriff and Andy are rolling the girl up in plastic wrap, as they're lifting her out of the van, in one shot the plastic wrap completely covers her head, and in another the top of her head is exposed.
Revealing: When Erin gets into to the truck, in the next shot the camera backs up a little and you can clearly see that it's only raining on the truck.
Audio problem: When Kemper enters the house and Erin is helping the old man in the bathroom, he shouts Erin. Wouldn't she be able to hear him since she's only in the next room? She heard the old man shout so why wouldn't she be able to hear Kemper shout?
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