Rock and Rule/YMMV


 * Animation Age Ghetto: THIS IS NOT A KID'S MOVIE.
 * It's more of a 13 year old's movie.
 * Big Lipped Alligator Moment: The musical hologram sequence qualifies, as does Mokk's Villain Song which turns out to be a drug-induced hallucination. See Mushroom Samba.
 * High Octane Nightmare Fuel - The demon spits out demonic looking fetuses, amongst other creepy things.
 * And that mask.
 * Fridge Brilliance: At the end, when
 * Fridge Logic: We're asked to believe that Mok's own computer would not give him a straightforward answer as to who could stop his demon and instead speaks cryptically.
 * Possibly justified, given that he's been a Jerkass boss to it, and certainly deserved a Jerkass Genie answer.
 * Technically, it didn't lie to him. Mok just misintepreted the answer.
 * Magnificent Bastard: Mokk
 * Older Than They Think: Was this the first use of light bridges?
 * Paranoia Fuel: Mok can appear in your bedroom in a wink, in front of the middle of a thirty-foot-wide wall of glass (as in, pretty hard to sneak in conventionally). Oh, and singing a random selection of notes, unknowingly, may lead to the creation of a monstrous demon from beyond. Pleasant dreams.
 * Recycled Script: The plot is heavily derived from a previous Nelvana product The Devil and Daniel Mouse, which was essentially an animated, kid-friendly adaption of the story of Doctor Faustus.
 * Reverse Funny Aneurysm - or straight-up Funny Aneurysm, depending on your point of view. We don't think Mok was supposed to look like what Michael Jackson looked like later in life, but...
 * Mok's name is Mok Swagger, and is based on the single - but Mick Jagger threatened to sue, so it was just Mok.
 * Or, as a friend used to put it, He's got Mick Jagger's lips, David Bowie's walk, and Lou Reed's voice. He's the ultimate Rocker.
 * That friend could have added "Iggy Pop's physique."
 * In short, he's part Jagger, part Bowie, part Lou Reed, part Iggy, and part Jacko. Awesome.
 * Ugly Cute: Uncle Mikey's Cartoon Show.