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10-26-2020 12:56 PM |
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Originally Posted by Angra
(Post 1044506)
Are you allowed to vote for your own movies?
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Everybody is allowed to vote for their own films, (except for Angra).
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Originally Posted by Tommy Jarvis
(Post 1044513)
Are we going for horror or for scary films in general?
Because Carrie is technically a horror film and it's great, don't get me wrong. But imo, it's not so much scary as it is incredibly sad. While Jaws is scarier than a lot of horror films.
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"Best Horror films". And you get to decide what that is (for your list). I may make an "executive decision" and not include a film if it's obviously not horror. Also, if someone voting doesn't think it's a horror film, they are free to not vote for it on that basis.
IMDB.com will give the category of a film, if someone wants to check to see if a film is considered horror. Some films will be horror and something else, like horror and comedy. That's fine.
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Originally Posted by Angra
(Post 1044514)
Find your 10 FAVORITE horror movies.
This is personal.
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You may include your favorites. Favorite horror films are probably darn good horror. The tourney is asking for the Best Horror Films All-time, but that's up to the participants.
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Originally Posted by DeadbeatAtDawn
(Post 1044517)
This.
Also how long does a match stay up?
What if some pick the same film?
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Also how long does a match stay up? The matches will not be up long: at least a day (24 hrs), but we may go two days. We're looking for simple majority. We aren't waiting for everyone to vote.
What if some pick the same film? In the lists, there will surely be the some of the same films selected, that's expected and is used for the seeding in the brackets: most selected vs least selected.
During the voting contests, there will probably be 4 contests per round, one film vs another. Films getting the most votes wins. So naturally multiple people will select the same films to win. I'll have instructions with the rounds.
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