Right at the beginning when Frank is with the dealer at a table, a green glass of tea appears/disappears randomly through shots, and they also change position, as does the cenobite box. See more...
Industrial band Coil originally did the soundtrack for this movie, but it was turned down by the film studio. Clive Barker said: "The only group I've heard on disc whose records I've taken off because they made my bowels churn." See more...
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Frank kills Kirsty's father and wears his skin, the bone structure gives a person their features. Her father's skin would not have fit so nicely on Frank and he would not look like her father. [It's a supernatural force at work that allows the dead Frank to walk around and wear other people's skin like his own. Why shouldn't it also include a subtle rearranging of his features when necessary?]
Corrected by Twotall
When Larry and Julia move into the house, they clear out everything, even all of Frank's possessions, yet somehow Frank is able to obtain his switchblade near the end of the movie. [You never actually see them clear out absolutely everything; it is just assumed that they do. It would be reasonable if one or both of them chose to hang onto personal effects that had belonged to Frank, as they did not know if he would someday come back to claim them.]
Corrected by Twotall
The pet shop Kirsty works in has a marmoset in a cage; British pet shops don't sell such animals, it's illegal. [Illegal, yes. But it happens. See http://www.monkeyworld.co.uk/topic.php?TopicID=163&Template=standard, amongst others.]
Despite being set in England, all telephones give the US style "single ring" rather than the UK's "double ring". [The ring depends on the telephone, not the network or location.]
Corrected by Andy Benham
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