Well, FaceHugger. Maybe they just aren't fans of
Die Hard. You must have said, "It's a Christmas movie" and they were like, "Nah". LOL.
Yeah. There's been a long debate about that.
I might be retiring from forums after Tokyo Game Show, as, well... I'm kind of bored of them anyway. My mother advised me to, because she thinks I'm not good at keeping personal information to myself, so this nutter I know picks up on it all of the time,
That Australian idiot
Rub is still logging in here, spying on me. He's on this horror Fandom too, stalking my edits, and using the name of somebody else from a forum he was constantly registering accounts on, pretending to be a woman. Unfortunately, they turned off private messages on the forum he was spamming on, so there's no way I can notify the lady who he's posing as.
I decided to close up shop there because the one admin still on there is a lazy cunt, but if anybody wants to keep tabs on the upcoming films at the box office and update the pages for me, here they are.
**Films listed before 1982 are from the weekly box office charts, and reports. The Monster (inaugural US No. 1 horror film, and peaked 18 February, 1925) The Phantom of the Opera Frankenstein King Kong Hold That Ghost Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde House of Wax The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms It Came...
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This article lists all of the horror films rated from #2 to #10 for the weekend box office from c. 1982 to the present-day, while films prior to 1982 are mostly taken from ''Variety's top 50 weekly grossing films charts, which ran from 1969 up to 1990. #1 movies are not included on this page...
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I could get new accounts on different forums. But as it is the now, I have to take precautionary measures to cancel this dickhead out of my life.
