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Box Office Horror Flashback: 1984

Started by claws, June 18, 2012, 09:49:56 AM

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claws

Solid year in my opinion:

01 - $148,168,459 - Gremlins (Adjusted for Ticket Price Inflation: $360,218,700)
02 - $32,980,880 - Friday the 13th: Final Chapter
03 - $25,504,513 - A Nightmare on Elm Street ($57,811,100)
04 - $17,080,167 - Firestarter ($40,260,400)
05 - $14,568,989 - Children of the Corn
06 - $14,418,922 - Night of the Comet
07 - $12,145,169 - Dreamscape ($28,627,900)
08 - $10,004,817 - Terror in the Aisles
09 - $07,610,785 - Ninja 3: The Domination
10 - $04,654,423 - C.H.U.D.

11 - $02,773,433 - Impulse
12 - $02,491,460 - Silent Night, Deadly Night
13 - $00,929,162 - The Power ($2,190,200)
14 - $00,150,140 - Razorback
15 - $00,108,128 - Slayground

Jim H

Ahh, the 80s, where a movie titled "Ninja 3: The Domination", a ripoff of the exorcist and other 80s ninja movies, is one of the best grossing films of the year. 

I'd give it a 7/10, but if judged by the opening 10 minutes, a 10/10.

tracy

I really liked this one in particular...

Yes,I'm fine....as long as I don't look too closely.

Jack

Ninja 3 had a theatrical release?  I would never have guessed;  always thought that was as direct-to-video as you could possibly get.  Very entertaining movie though, for all the wrong reasons  :bouncegiggle:

Razorback is a favorite of mine, been meaning to pick it up on DVD one of these days.
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JaseSF

I've seen 8 of those listed here. Recall how hugely popular Gremlins was at the time. I actually owned the novelization of that as a kid. Lots of pretty solid, imaginative and fun little films what with Dreamscape, C.H.U.D. and Night of the Comet.
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