You may want to look up democracy as it doesn't mean what you think it means. I have absolutely no problem with you making threads. The problem is many of those threads are already covered by other threads. There are tons of great threads to post in and discuss the thousands of topics.

Me, not so much a fan of the remakes. I prefer the originals most of the time. One remake I like is The Thing.

Who said this forum was a democracy? Plus there is a thread for just about everything you could think of. Quote threads? Check. Ultimate Nightmare on Elm St. thread? Yup. What I trying to get at is, it does not good to have 11 threads on the same topic. I guess I'm failing to see what your main problem is.

If I'm going to watch the Grudge it'll be the original, as I did with Ring and Dark Water. I love Asian horror though, so much ot say, it's just gets ya terrified no matter what.

Not seen much truthly, I've seen very few of the classics. It's something I plan to rectify. I've seen Dream Warriors and Freddy Dead and well Cigarette Burns nothing much else.

So you want to start threads so... you can be the one who created them? Come on, man. It doesn't matter who starts a topic. At all. It's who ever started it first. Look at the topics. Many of them are started by those who don't post any more, or have very few posts. If there where a thread for every little Freddy thing, it would be impossible to find any relevant information.

It's in a boxset which is pretty expensive, maybe ya can find it to download on torrents or something. The horror boxset has some gems, but Cigarette Burns was one of the best I saw on it.

Your voice will still be heard. You think everyone should just create a new thread for everything? That's nuts, man. The reason for this forum, is to discuss topics. Back-and-forth. Hopefully you understand this.

They Live is more a social commentary on society as a whole whereas Cigarette Burns is more dark and more bloody, also more disturbing. It's in the Master of Horror of boxset, check it on IMDb

What difference does it make having the first word? We're just discussing horror movies. It's a two way street.