Do you really like horror movies?

[batman]

I've made two lists on the Horror Film Wiki. One is in regards to every horror film to top the box office in the United States, since the inaugural film (The Monster) achieved this feat back in 1925. The other, is a list of top ten films, based on how you would compose the various Variety records into a chart format. I've also included all of the double features.

For example, in the 1950s, it was common for films to be shown as part of a double bill. Although some were marketed as a double feature, meaning they were packaged together.

As far as I'm aware, no true weekend box office existed before 1982, so I've taken films released before 1982 from the top 50 grossing films (weekly) charts that started in April of 1969. Before that, the box office reports were just reports from key cities, and therefore not really written as a chart. Also, these charts were samples, meaning a film could have earned more money than what was advertised.

https://horror.fandom.com/wiki/List_..._United_States

https://horror.fandom.com/wiki/List_..._United_States

And I'm in the process of actually purchasing all of these films!

[tex]

Love horror films... in fact ive seen three in the past week
SPIRAL..(new cinema release) part of the SAW franchise...not bad but nothing new 6/10
The Conjuring (new cinema release) part of the insidious/ Annabelle franchise...ok but not as good as insidious 6/10
Cabin fever....(TV.) **** ,did not make it too the end.
Going to see A quiet place 2 on saturday...enjoyed the first one immensly

[batman]

So that makes a whole month in a row with three horror movies reaching number one.

[tex]

Yeah, new cinema releases are thin on the ground at present...my local vue cinema is showing Lord of the rings and Fargo, last week they were showing Grease and Chicago