rule reminders- plus a few revisions
Hey all! Sign-ups for the '09 challenge will begin on September 1st. You have a whole month to sign up and gather your movies together (or buy more)! With that in mind I've made a few rule revisions, so lets get to it.
Rules:
1. It must be horror. Cross genre films such as horror comedies are allowed. If you aren't sure, look it up on IMDB and if you see horror as one of the genres it qualifies. Exceptions will be made for horror documentaries. Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments does not count.
2. It must meet the minimum of 60+ minutes. This shouldn't be too much of a problem for most unless you want to get some silents in. Those will be allowed based on their historical value.
3. It must be a movie. Tv shows, unfortunately, do not count. You can't stack your list by watching episodes of Buffy or Supernatural. You may, however, use one of your five wild cards to watch an episode. Regular tv viewing does not count for the list. Made for tv movies can be counted as they're just regular movies split up.
4. It must be counted once. You can't sit and watch the same movie all month long. Each movie is one count as is it's initial viewing. And no, viewing it with the commentary on immediately after doesn't count either.
Wild Cards: You have five wild cards that you can use any way you'd like. Whether you'd like to use it on an episode on tv or Charlie Brown; it's up to you.
Rules:
1. It must be horror. Cross genre films such as horror comedies are allowed. If you aren't sure, look it up on IMDB and if you see horror as one of the genres it qualifies. Exceptions will be made for horror documentaries. Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments does not count.
2. It must meet the minimum of 60+ minutes. This shouldn't be too much of a problem for most unless you want to get some silents in. Those will be allowed based on their historical value.
3. It must be a movie. Tv shows, unfortunately, do not count. You can't stack your list by watching episodes of Buffy or Supernatural. You may, however, use one of your five wild cards to watch an episode. Regular tv viewing does not count for the list. Made for tv movies can be counted as they're just regular movies split up.
4. It must be counted once. You can't sit and watch the same movie all month long. Each movie is one count as is it's initial viewing. And no, viewing it with the commentary on immediately after doesn't count either.
Wild Cards: You have five wild cards that you can use any way you'd like. Whether you'd like to use it on an episode on tv or Charlie Brown; it's up to you.