Originally Posted by Undeadcow

Glad to hear Chad is still in; is there anything that can be delegated out to ease any burden of hosting? It does seem like what can be handled democratically mostly is but if there's times it's no fun that's a bummer; if nothing else the work is very much appreciated here.
In my personal viewing I agree with preferring first time viewings, but if someone wants to count a film however many times I don't see the basis for stopping them. There's no obvious reason for being allowed to count a film only once and rules like this only contribute to policing just for the sake of policing. Is the objection that maybe someone will try to cheat when there's no prize for most watched anyway? No one would be forced to rewatch a movie if they don't want, but it should be allowed for those who do.

Occasionally I'll see some mind blowing gem and think -"wow, I've got to subject my significant other, friends, and anyone else I can find to this amazing film!" but then think to myself "...but then if I watched it with them I couldn't technically count it" and that's kind of a bummer. I know sometimes people who end up seeing a movie theatrically several times when they go with different groups of people.

Originally Posted by Trevor

I imagine most of us re-watch things often (artsy films like Amer usually take me two viewings), and watch our normal monthly content that doesn't count. Not everything has to count.

Originally Posted by williemlf

how do you identify a real skeleton without a dna test? The medical school over here only uses those plastic ones, and i don't even think i've seen a 'real' skeleton in over 30 years, and that was denuded bone on a partial skeleton.

Originally Posted by SterlingBen

There are not great lists on the subject but I have run across a lot of movies that used real skeletons in the last few challenges. The Skull, Creepshow, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Return Of The Living Dead, Poltergeist are ones that pop up in by brain but there are a ton more. In fact pre 1990 or so it was cheaper and a very common practice to use real skeletons as opposed to the more expensive and frequently less real looking plastic ones. We might have to make one of those Ye Old google top result DVDTalk lists.

Originally Posted by Chad

Originally Posted by coyoteblue

You probably want two months to do the work of downloading/uploading the images, even if you don't think it'll take two months, because things happen. So you've got until May 1st to make a decision (add a month if you want more buffer). You've got months to decide, no need to rush, do some research --

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Originally Posted by SterlingBen

Bonus day on Friday the 13th?

Originally Posted by Chad

And ignore the other 7-day code I posted earlier. GROUPON60 gives you a 60-day Shudder trial. Credit to TheBigDave for sharing.

Originally Posted by Chad

And ignore the other 7-day code I posted earlier. GROUPON60 gives you a 60-day Shudder trial. Credit to TheBigDave for sharing.

Originally Posted by indiephantom

On the topic of themes, I'm sure it's been done but I feel with all the divisiveness in our current culture I think Most Divisive Horror Films would be a cool theme/topic, and should be brought back if it has been used.

https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com...iences-slayed/

Originally Posted by indiephantom

...Most Divisive Horror Films would be a cool theme/topic....

https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com...iences-slayed/

Originally Posted by Bluelitespecial

How come there wasn't a results thread last year? It was only the second time I participated, but I wanted to see where I ranked among all the participants.