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1. #001

   To achieve greater realism, the stabbing scene used pig's blood rather than stage blood.

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2. #002

   The narration conveys the confessions of real-life killers such as Peter Kürten, known as the 'Düsseldorf Vampire'.

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3. #003

   In the scene where the killer breaks a window while entering the house, the window he breaks is real glass, as actor Erwin Leder insisted on doing it himself; he injured his hand in the process. (The glass door that Silvia Ryder throws herself through is fake glass, but she was badly injured when she landed on the ground.)

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4. #004

   Because of financial constraints and disputes over the film, director Gerald Kargl never directed another film.

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5. #005

   Gaspar Noé, director of Irreversible (2002) and Enter the Void (2009) and a fan of the film, claims to have watched it about 40 times and appears at the top of many of the Blu-ray release's features.

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6. #006

   The film is based on the real case of serial killer Werner Knisek.

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7. #007

   The man in the espresso restaurant (Hermann Groissenberger) is reading a newspaper. At the beginning of the film the headline reads "WAR"; at the end of the film it reads "PAX", meaning peace.

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8. #008

   The dog, a Dachshund named Kuba, belonged to cinematographer Zbigniew Rybczynski.

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9. #009

   The entire film was shot through mirrors. Zbignew came up with the idea of filming several close-ups of the characters running through a mirror, but then shot all of them through mirrors at a 45-degree angle to keep them consistent with the rest of the film.

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