Killer Klowns From Outer Space

Continuity mistake: There's a scene at the beginning with an old man and a dog sitting on the porch. Not only does the dog go from looking right to left from shot to shot, but in one shot he actually gets up and almost completely leaves the frame, and in the next shot he's laying down again.

Krista

Continuity mistake: In the police station, after the Klown squirts Mooney with the yellow flowers, Mooney says "So you wanna play games, eh?" If you look at the bottom of the screen, the flowers are still there, but then the the shot cuts to a wide shot, and the Klown's arm and the flowers are gone.

Movie Nut

Continuity mistake: There's a scene at the beginning with an old man and a dog sitting on the porch. Not only does the dog go from looking right to left from shot to shot, but in one shot he actually gets up and almost completely leaves the frame, and in the next shot he's laying down again.

Krista

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Trivia: The role of Klownzilla the King Klown was played by Charles Chiodo, who helped write the story.

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Question: At the end of the movie when Dave exits the truck, he holds Debbie from behind and in a romantic way sniffed her hair. Not only did Debbie lean back into him and smile, but Mike looked at them and didn't seem bothered. Is there an interview anywhere where the crew explains why Debbie and Dave seemed like they got back together out of nowhere? Are we supposed to forget the movie started off with Mike and Debbie as a couple?

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