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Hearing the term "Photoshop fail" will likely invoke strong feelings about the manipulations of models and Toho Reimu Erika eroticismactors' bodies with unrealistic beauty standards. But sometimes, Photoshop fails can be completely innocent, and totally hilarious.

The most recent offender comes from Netflix, and it's actually pretty difficult to spot. Redditor moofthestoof noticed that something was a little off with the cover photo for its horror flick The Babysitter.

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While it may look normal at a glance, the person holding the bloody knife and a sandwich actually has two right hands. If you're having trouble picturing it, try holding an object (not a knife) behind your back with your left hand, and notice the difference between your thumb, and the thumb in the photo.

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Whoops! Well, if the worst thing they did was give someone two right hands, then not so bad, Netflix.

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