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Deathcoration: The Kitsch That Kills (1987)
Goofs

When Trevor's ghost traps Lucille's immortal soul in a carnival glass lampshade, she says the line, "No! Trapped forever - between a socket and a hard place!". Actually, carnival glass is not particularly hard, and would easily shatter under the pressure a poltergeist could manifest, if Lucille (after a period of time being dead) came to exhibit similar abilities to those possessed by Trevor.
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Trevor claims that the velvet Elvis painting in the sitting room is "to die for". However, he is actually killing his current victim because the sight of it has driven him into a vengeful rage. The double entendre is therefore non-functional: does he think the painting is worth dying for, or is he lashing out because its inadequacy enrages him? Both things cannot be true.
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