The dog's body is implied to be stored inside the smaller cotton candy cocoon found hanging next to its owner's cocoon. (The filmmakers have confirmed that the mini-cocoon is the dog.)
Characters are told they just imagined things when they see weird and scary stuff happening. I would say it’s unintentional gaslighting because the stuff they’re saying is pretty hard to believe.
Idk how notable it is but there were two puppets being played out in a scene where one kisses the other and the other puppet pushes them away and the puppet continues to try kissing the other one
not really? mooney makes a 'you into little boys?' joke to dave when he tries to defend two punks. but the "boys" in question are college age, as is dave. and mooney is supposed to come across as in the wrong for saying it
I don't think this counts since it's humorous but just in case. A cop puts cuffs on a clown and he pulls on them and the hands literally pop right off (no gore, like exact replica gloves of the clown's hand, but it really is his hands). He regrows them a minute later
We see a killer clown attempt to lure a child out of a fast food restaurant while holding a large mallet behind its back. The child is called back inside by a close adult before anything happens.
Not a death, but this scene alludes to the possibility of one.
two characters are shown to be incarcerated at the beginning without much justification, in a very brutal manner, but it's explicitly shown as a bad thing
i suppose technically the clowns are, but they're just sort of. large creatures in general. i wouldn't consider it in the same category as a fat character being portrayed by an actor in a fat suit