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** In an interview with AMC, John Carpenter (the Director) states "I have been accused of ending the Sexual Revolution, and for that I sincerely apologize."

** The same happens in the new remake: Everyone seen having sex dies horribly. Most of the other victims probably weren't virgins either (this pattern is so glaringly obvious in the movie that it must have been intentional). They even went out of their way to mention Laurie hasn't gotten laid. Although, the trope is surprising averted with {{spoiler|Annie}} who actually survived her attack to appear in the second movie {{spoiler|and THEN die.}}

* In the 1970s ''[[Day Of ~~The~~ Jackal]]'', The Jackal meets an attractive married woman at a hotel, has a torrid affair with her, then later discovers her address and goes to her home. When she asks him about what he's doing, because the police were looking for him, and he's driving a car with local plates, which means she knows he stole it, and if he'll just tell her, she won't say anything, he breaks her neck.

* In the 1970s ''[[Day of the Jackal]]'', The Jackal meets an attractive married woman at a hotel, has a torrid affair with her, then later discovers her address and goes to her home. When she asks him about what he's doing, because the police were looking for him, and he's driving a car with local plates, which means she knows he stole it, and if he'll just tell her, she won't say anything, he breaks her neck.

* Done literally in one of the latter ''[[Wishmaster]]'' films, when one of the characters wishes for "killer sex".

** In [[Wishmaster|Wishmaster2]] a prisoner wishes his lawyer would go "fuck himself". [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtu3D471gK8 Wish granted.]