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Original: Worst Years for Horror (since 1995)
“It’s a shit year for horror”. If you haven’t heard someone utter this remark yet, you will. There have been a total of 9 horror films with theatrical runs in 2012. Just nine (Cabin in the Woods and Prometheus are considered ‘Thrillers’. And these paltry nine films have resulted in only 8,323,830 tickets sold. A far cry from the 51,853,077 tickets sold last year and the record 100,171,155 tickets sold for horror films in 2007.
Until 2012 is completely in the record books, we don’t know how the year will stand up against its predecessors, but Killer Reviews decided to take a look back at the years of horror since 1995 to come up with two lists – The Best 5 Years of Horror and the Worst 5 Years of Horror. The best years will boast some impressive numbers and the worst 5 will prove that even in bad years, good movies can prevail.
Where do we start? With the bad years of course. Here now are our picks for the Worst 5 Years of Horror Film (Since 1995).
See our list HERE
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2008 is the year that looks the crappiest to me.
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