Two couples took the final bow on Tuesday night's Horror Movie Night episode of Dancing with the Stars. Savannah Bananas star Jackson Olson and pro Emma Slater were eliminated along with former Bachelorette contestant Tyler Cameron and his partner Sharna Burgess in a double cut on ABC and Disney+.

The double exit had been coming. Nobody was sent home during last week's emotional Dedication Night, so the show rolled those judges' scores and fan votes into this week's totals. Whoever finished lowest on that two-week tally went home and this time that meant two couples.

Olson and Cameron ended up on the floor next to Tatyana Ali and Jan Ravnik, the final three pairs still waiting for their fate. Ali and Ravnik were told they were safe for another week while the baseball star and the reality favorite were done.

Joker and Dracula take the last dance

Olson actually had a strong final night. He and Slater went full Joker in a dark contemporary routine set to Frank Sinatra's "That's Life" and pulled 35 out of 40. The judges praised how deeply he committed to the creepy character even if a few of the lift transitions looked shaky.

Cameron had a tougher evening. He and Burgess turned Bram Stoker's Dracula into a Viennese waltz to Annie Lennox's "Love Song for a Vampire" but posture and frame problems dragged them down to 26 out of 40. Guest judge Shirley Ballas gave them a 5. Carrie Ann Inaba went further and said his acting was what held the dance back most.

What they said on the way out

Olson called the whole journey amazing. He said he had wanted a spot on the show since last year and even made videos campaigning for one before landing Slater as his partner.

Cameron admitted he was frustrated with his waltz and felt he had let Burgess down. He still thanked her for everything she gave him during the season. The exit comes one week after he used his Dedication Night dance to honor his late mother and reveal that he and fiancée Tate Madden are expecting a baby girl.

A perfect score and a tough guest judge

The spooky night also delivered the first perfect score of the season. Harry Shum Jr. and Jenna Johnson earned four 10s for a Saw-inspired contemporary to "Toxic" that brought Carrie Ann Inaba out of her seat.

Ballas did not hand out many gifts. The legendary ballroom judge and mother of pro Mark Ballas gave a 4 to both Julia Stiles and Tatyana Ali. Ali still survived the night with a Sinners-inspired paso doble that earned 28 points from the panel.

Val Chmerkovskiy also returned to the floor after serving his one-week suspension. He and Jenna Dewan scored 37 for a zombie-themed Argentine tango that Derek Hough called one of the best he had ever seen on the show.

Who is still dancing

Eight couples remain. They are Shum and Johnson, Jenna Dewan and Val Chmerkovskiy, Connor Wood and Rylee Arnold, Amber Glenn and Pasha Pashkov, Ezra Frech and Daniella Karagach, Maura Higgins and Mark Ballas, Julia Stiles and Ezra Sosa plus Tatyana Ali and Jan Ravnik. Disney Night is up next in the ballroom.