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Plot hole: The dead young girl who wears white has hemophilia (uncontrollable bleeding), and her mother states that she's scared of all sharp metal objects (scissors, etc.), yet she goes to play in an old abandoned steel mill all the time.

Plot hole: Okay, so Jeanie (or Jeanine, I dunno) was a hemophiliac (she bleeds a LOT). Now, they said that she died by her worst fear, which was knives. The Doctor tortured her for TWO DAYS. Even if he didn't use knives the whole time, she would have been dead well before, having bled to death long before the 48 hours came to pass, because even bruises can be severely dangerous to someone with her condition.

Continuity mistake: In the scene where Terry's boss is walking through what appears to be a train yard, he sees the little girl standing on the end of the train. Immediately after, we see him pulling a cigarette out of his mouth. The camera switches back to the train (which is now empty) before switching back to Terry's boss where we see him pull the cigarette out of his mouth a second time.

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Alistair: Joseph Stalin said that the death of one person is a tragedy. The death of a million, a statistic.

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Trivia: This film was panned by critics. Although it won the "Worst Film" at the 2003 Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards, it also won "Grand Prize of European Fantasy Film in Silver" at 2003 Fantafestival.

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Question: How did that German male die? I would also like to know who made the website.

Answer: The german male died from the hemoraging ebola-like disease that everyone who views the site gets. DOn't know any other way to describe it. As for the who made the website part, I have no idea.

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