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In page Night of the Ghouls:
"Craig considers the film to have elements common in absurdist fiction, and also to have much of the pessimism and nihilism of a typical Samuel Beckett play.[1] The opening montage of violence and the death of the drunk driver serve to underscore both the randomness and the lack of meaning of human life and death.[1] The fates of Karl and Sheila are clearly meant to serve as a form of poetic justice, and the finale can also be seen as a triumph of Death over the mortals trying to exploit it.[1] The final words of Criswell also serve to remind viewers of the truth, that everyone dies and that Death is destined to triumph over Life. Craig finds the film to be Wood's version of a requiem.[1]
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