Trivia error?


Trivia entry

In one of the psyche-out scenes, Coop says, "Hey want to see a scary face?" The camera then shows a view of the back of Coop's head, and we see what look like snakes pop out of his head. This is a clear reference to the TV show 'The Twilight Zone.'

I'm pretty sure this is actually a reference to Beetle Juice. Am I wrong on this?

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It used to say Beetlejuice, but I think someone changed it. I think it relates more to Beetlejuice.

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It made me think of the truck driver lady (I think it was)from Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

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It made me think of my ex-wife.

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The intro to the twilight zone movie has Dan Ackroyd saying "You want to see something really scary?" before turning into a monster. I think that's what it's a reference to (To my knowledge it's based on an episode of the twilight zone, but I'm not sure.

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It's not based on a Twilight Zone episode at all, nor the scene from the movie. In the movie , the quote is different & the face change is nothing alike. The scene is an obvious reference to Beetlejuice. Even the camera angle is the same in both movies.
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Not only that, both scenes also have the "snakes/tentacles" coming out of Trey's/Betelgeuse's face.

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Beetlejuice

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No, he's right - it's "Betelgeuse," as in the red star. Recall that the Maitlands mispronounce his name when they saw the ad, because they didn't know it was pronounced Beetle Juice.

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I wasn't arguing that...just drunkenly and simply reiterating that the reference is obviously to Beetlejuice the movie not the Twilight Zone

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Not only was that scene a direct reference to Beetle Juice, but later on the song Jump In The Line is played. Although that's probably just a coincidence... then again maybe the director is just a huge fan of Beetle Juice.

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