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* [[The Eighties]]: Painfully so... But not surprising, since the footage was shot during that time.
* [[Everything Sounds Sexier in French]]: Mr. Martin, who tries to come off as a charming gentleman.
* {{spoiler|[[Face Heel Turn]]:
* [[Family-Friendly Firearms]]: "Weird Eddie", one of the Martin's neighbors, invented a laser gun in order to combat them and the augers. Interestingly, the SCAT team has real guns (though no one is shown being shot on-screen).
* [[Frickin' Laser Beams]]: Subverted.
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Kelly: Thanks, control. That was close.
Taco-Man: Well, it's not that I WANT to help you out.}}
▲** In his defense, the worst moment of this trope, when he pretends to be a Jamaican who's lost his boat, was just a cover story invented as a pretext so he could ask everyone in the house (including SCAT's field agent Kelly) if they're doing all right. When he talks like himself, he sounds relatively normal.
* [[Kaizo Trap]]: It's possible to get a [[Game Over]] during the intro.
** And to get it, simply by doing nothing. This was actually quite common with a lot of Sega CD FMV games back then.
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* [[Let's Play]]: In ''Taco-Man Plays A Video Game'', Taco Man plays [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2bvPY2ogJA this] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFUXkNdwYNk&t=2m10s game]. The plot is as follows: Taco-Man is hired by Simms to protect Dana (who is taking the role of Kelly) and the girls, just like in the game (although at first, he does not do so, so Simms broke the contact, but do not be fooled by Taco-Man's quote, for it is not the end yet). After the title, when the scene finishes, the game starts, and Taco-Man's quest begins. Along the way though, he breaks the fourth wall by speaking to you about the game. Also, he sometimes goes to many rooms.
* [[New Media Are Evil]]: This game is one of the reasons why the ESRB exists today. The game caused controversy and was pulled from store shelves due to its "violent content" and its gameplay being centered around "capturing and torturing young women." It's a good thing that none of the senators involved in the hearing actually ''played'' the game. Otherwise, they would have found out that none of these things happen, and they would have had to rely more on the content in ''[[Mortal Kombat]]'' to get the ruling that they wanted.
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* [[Too Dumb to Live]]: Despite Kelly screaming at the player to use the traps, often in obvious earshot of whoever is chasing her, the bad guys ignore this and blunder into them anyway.
* [[Tragic Keepsake]]: Tony has a locket with a picture of his former girlfriend (who looks just like Ashley, one of the girls at the sleepover) in it. We never find out what happened to her.
* [[Trap Door]]: One of the possible traps you can use on the augers; other traps include catapulting the augers out the window, for example.
* [[Unfortunate Names]]: SCAT again.
* [[What the Hell, Hero?]]: Used in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFUXkNdwYNk&t=10m32s ''Taco-Man Plays Night Trap'']:
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