Alone in the Dark (2005) - 8 mistakes

Other: When the team descends to the bottom of a hole and one female member is first wounded and then dies. After checking her pulse, the others pronounce her dead and begin moving out. As the last one is leaving, the "dead" actress lifts her head up off the ground and looks left.

Revealing: Hudgens starts screaming and grabbing for his chest long before Burke's knife hits him in the chest.

Factual error: The main character fires two bullets directly after each other at the beginning of the film. This cannot happen. Even an automatic handgun cannot feed another bullet into the chamber before the first one has hit.

Continuity: During the taxi chase at the beginning of the movie, the damage done to both cars changes between certain shots.

Factual error: When the orphans are taken at the start of the film, the police car outside is a 1990's Ford Crown Victoria, despite the events being said to occur 22 years ago- meaning the early 1980s.

Continuity: In the scene in the science lab, Hudgens shoots an agent then puts the key in the door. It cuts away and then back and the key has disappeared.

Plot hole: In the opening text scroll, it is said that the creatures live in the dark, and the name of the movie is "Alone in the Dark". But at the very end (when Edward and Aline are walking around the deserted city), the camera zooms in on the couple suddenly, implied they were attacked by one of the monsters, but in broad daylight.

Continuity: Near the beginning of the movie, during the taxi chase, the Ford Taurus taxi has no rear licence plate. After ramming the lead taxi a couple of times, and after turning down an alleyway, a shot from the rear shows the Taurus as now having a rear licence plate.