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One of if not THE one that started it all. A suspenseful thriller, low budget, cult classic that spawned an entire series and may have been responsible for jump starting a certain someones career. Introduced in the late 1970's, aging like a fine wine and still haunting our lonely nights, Halloween is one of the classic movies you should watch around October to get in that "Spooktober" mood.

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Considered a "flop" and released in July of 1993 alongside Free Willy. Re-released in 2020 and beating The Empire Strikes Back that year...yes your read that right. Frank wasn't too happy about that one. 

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Between 2012 and 2015, the average budget per episode increased from $6 million to "at least" $8 million. The sixth-season budget was over $10 million per episode, for a season total of over $100 million, a record for a series's production cost.

"...it appears that HBO made about $2.2 billion from Game of Thrones. That’s roughly $285 million per season, or even $31 million per episode, numbers which were growing over time." - Entertainment Strategy Guy (Decider)



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Staffers at the restaurant Shenaniganz engage in various pranks and games -- both on and off the clock. However, in the course of one day, waiter Dean (Justin Long) must choose to either accept a promotion to manager or go off in search of greener pastures. Meanwhile, his co-worker and roommate, Monty (Ryan Reynolds), fights temptation in the form of an underage colleague, while showing a new employee (John Francis Daley) the ins and outs, providing him the worst first day of his life.

$3,000,000 estimated budget to gross just over $18.5 mil. A cult classic you should watch to enjoy. The take away from this,

Don't fuck with the people who make your food. 



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It’s a love story, an adventure story, one of the first full length or the first full length CGI film. It’s got a family that’s missing the father due to him being too expensive to animate and writers deciding he wasn’t important so they left him out. The film/animation studio we have this week is Toy Story and Pixar Studios. Want to support the show, hit any of the links down below and support us that way. You can also share this to your stories, pages, feeds, whatever it may be and tag us. Oh and tell us what you think we should watch, or what our opinions are on a particular show.
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