Corrected entry: When Frank turns up unexpectedly, Dorothy thrusts the terrified and naked Jeffrey into the closet. Yet when he emerges he is wearing his charming boxers once more.
Corrected entry: At the end, Ben walks into Dorothy's apartment to find Don and Det. Gordon dead. Det. Gordon is standing up. With nothing to prop it up, a real corpse would simply collapse.
Correction: Gordon is actually not dead, just badly stunned as he appears to have some sort of head wound, remember his reaction of knocking the lamp over when he hears his radio. Ben was careful pulling his gun as not to disturb him. Frank later shoots him in the chest and kills him and he falls down. The head wound would probably have been better explained if the movie was kept at its original cut of 4 hours.
Corrected entry: The movie takes place in the 1950's, but the football player at practice has a modern football helmet and facemask type. (01:02:37)
Correction: It is never stated when the movie takes place. For instance, it does not disguise the mixture of cars from different eras. The setting could be "present day" when shot in 1986.
Correction: This is wrong. Even though he is naked when thrust into the closet, Dorothy helps him gather his clothes up as he is hiding, so Frank won't see them. So it is perfectly plausible that, rather than stand there in the dark naked, that Jeffrey put his boxers back on.