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Despite the year it is, Genny and I are attempting to watch 2020's horror films. Obviously we watched just about everything up until March happened and then a huge lull. We saw our first film in theaters last week with Freaky.

Typical Blumhouse stuff. Decent to good. I enjoyed it, but definitely felt reminded of slightly better films like Happy Death Day by it as well. We watched His House last night; good stuff. Unique premise and folklore I was unfamiliar with combined with some nice psychological elements. Once we dig through the backlog I'll try to have my rankings for 2020 films complete.
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I personally would recommend Little Hope after having experienced it. It may not be for everyone, like all the games from this dev, but I think it's better than Man of Medan.
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Looks like Remothered: Broken Porcelain is ass. That's really too bad.
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Happy October!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Vt5X1PtDtQ
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Yeah, looks like they sent it out to select Youtubers for the moment. It starts in the middle of the story but the premise seems interesting.
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Anyone checked out the new game demo from the Until Dawn devs? Looks very much like their other games, but I think it'll find more mass appeal than Man of Medan managed to.
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Invisible Man was quite good, easy #2 currently. The Lodge is just a bit more my style of horror film, but Invisible Man definitely takes the cake for most misrepresented horror film I can think of. Never has a trailer made a movie that's actually good look as shitty as that one did. I just can't help but wonder if the trailer hadn't been so ass if the film would have went for $40 million opening weekend. I really think that's possible.

Still, great recovery for Universal. Lower the budget, narrow the scope if your story and the monster films can be great.
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PrivateBiscuit1 posted...

Wtf why are you watching shit like Fantasy Island and The Boy 2 when The Lodge is out right now?

Genny works in a theater and I get to see them for free; unfortunately The Lodge was not picked up by her theater since it's not a wide release as those two were. We had to pay at AMC tonight to see it on one of our anniversaries. It's definitely the best of the year so far, head and shoulders above the rest, but much like John I thought Fantasy Island was actually quite enjoyable.

Rankings so far:

The Lodge
The Turning
Fantasy Island
Underwater
Gretel & Hansel
Brahms: The Boy II
The Grudge

I'd only give The Lodge a "great" review and only The Grudge a "bad" review. Between that you have varying levels of decent to mediocrity.
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Brahms watched last night.

Eh, pretty standard stuff... not bad, not that good. A few nice moments sprinkled in among an overall typical plot that's all pretty expected. Fantasy Island on the menu for tonight.
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We checked out Haunt last night, I think it was pretty okay. Very reminiscent of the, I think 2018, film Hellfest since both feature a similar kind of theme. I can't say for sure which was better, since Hellfest has been a while ago now. Again I think I feel confident saying this one was still decent though.

As for 2020 horror, we took in The Turning tonight. Reviews be damned, but I quite liked it.

I didn't see the ending coming at all. I realize there were signs for it throughout the film yet I figured this film was heading down the usual road of "escape the house" especially since it actually gave us the false ending and made me believe it was all real. Even if you don't like the film, I think that it definitely creates a talking point and is a conversation piece given the rather unique nature of the ending for a horror film, especially a haunting/ghost type of film.

The acting was on point for the entire main cast. Wolfhard really brings the creep factor well here; it's pretty unnerving throughout. I recommend it even though it appears few others are.
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Johnbobb posted...

given the things it does pretty objectively well; impressive acting,

I'd say this was debatable... I mean given the fact I think the script after the first half becomes downright abominable, I would be hard pressed to give anyone an acting award for that film. I know it's necessary to separate script from acting however, if the actors are just acting out a script I find to be poor then I'm not sure how exactly I can say "wow, that's great acting". I'm not going to like what it is they're acting out no matter how well they do it.
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Underwater was... I'd say it was competent and good.

The monsters, while well-designed and creepy, could have stood with some more Cthulhu style abilities, or at least what I presume they were implying was Cthulhu could have done some sort of mindpowered style damage. Though with the length of the film, it wasn't really possible.

Stewart shined here I think channeling her inner Weaver. It definitely draws some inspiration from Alien but definitely doesn't feel like Alien at all at the same time.
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We'll probably be checking out The Lighthouse, Haunt, The Wind and Sweetheart soon to wrap up 2019 in general. Velvet Buzzsaw isn't really my kind of film genre so I'm unlikely to try and see that one.

Probably will be seeing Underwater in theaters Monday night. It'll pretty easily be the horror movie of the year, so far of course.
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As for 2020, we're off to a shit start with yet another bad Grudge film. I am convinced it is impossible to make a good movie with this property; both the Japanese and American versions of the original aren't exactly masterpieces, in fact I think they kinda suck a bit. This one is a good bit worse though.

Nothing screams unoriginality like using Kayako's iconic noise for EVERY new ghost in this film. She at least had a reason to be making the sound; these people do not. The jumpscares outside of maybe one or two are all bad and look like something you'd expect to find on a straight to DVD horror film editing wise.

I'm not sure how the Grudge franchise became iconic with no film in the series managing to break 50% on RT. Granted I'm sure other horror franchises have the same issues (maybe...?) but yeah, it's another Grudge movie and it still isn't good.
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Final 2019 Horror Rankings (post-rethoughts, complete year):

Great films:

Child's Play
IT: Chapter 2

Good films:

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Doctor Sleep
The Hole in the Ground
Us
Ready or Not

Decent films:
Ma
Escape Room
Brightburn
Crawl

Disappointing films:

Pet Sematary
Annabelle Comes Home
The Prodigy
Happy Death Day 2U

Meh films:

Countdown

Bad films:

Midsommar
The Curse of La Llorona
Black Christmas

Child's play remains my #1 overall for the year, which is probably something abnormal. I just really liked the reimagining of the franchise and felt that out of all the "remakes" of horror films lately, this one is unmatched in its originality and execution. Most remakes/sequels of this age are dull and derivative, afraid of venturing far from their roots. Child's Play abandons the lore of Chucky completely to begin something new, and in my opinion, wins my vote for horror film of the year. If I were giving a best actor award for the year, I'd of course have to go with Bill Skarsgard as Pennywise because of course. I didn't see the flaws in Chapter 2 a lot of critics did; it delivers a pretty satisfying conclusion to the saga as one could hope to have given the source material's ending.

In terms of the other films I liked a good bit, I had to move Us down a good deal as I really feel it was a let down from Get Out, though it isn't bad or even subpar. The acting is stellar and the concept shines, but all in all, there's too much ambition in this plot and it suffers near the big reveal. Gaping plotholes rise and there's no way to ignore them for me, and as such, it really damages it being as good as Peele's first outing. I hope he recovers with something more tight knit. Doctor Sleep is an unfortunate film; it bombed hard in the box office and that was apparently a surprise. I'm not sure people were up for seeing this, but I thought it was a well told story. I was invested in the characters and moved by the ending. Hole in the Ground is another little gem that's worth checking out, in terms of movies that didn't make it to the screen.

There were plenty of standard run of the mill horror films this year. Some took what they had in concept and ran with it to make something that was at least somewhat enjoyable, like Escape Room while others such as Countdown fell in line with tropes so much and then you had the few films like La Llorona which just crapped on any decent concept they had with lame jump scares and nonsensical storytelling. I decided to move Midsommar off my bottom position out of respect for the craftsmanship of it, but I still stand by my opinion it is a bad movie. It remains the most disappointing movie going experience I've ever had in my life (next to Mortal Kombat Annihilation) and stands alone as the only time I was actually embarrassed to be watching a movie in theaters. Midsommar definitely made me uncomfortable, but for all the wrong reasons. I was literally ashamed to be in the theater and wanted nothing more than to leave during the synchronized moaning but I was afraid of who might see me leaving the theater when I exited it.

Thankfully for Midsommar though they made Black Christmas, which is easily the worst horror film of the year. If you'd like to be beat unmercifully by propaganda then do watch this film. The most terrifying thing about this film is imagining the person this movie was supposed to be for. Almost every character is horrible, at all times. It isn't clever, it doesn't make a statement any normal person wants to hear and the worst character in the film gets no comeuppance or learns a lesson of any sort; in fact, she's validated. It's complete garbage.
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Hereditary never stops being great until, arguably, the last 10 minutes or so. Even then I feel like, eh, it's okay. It's just not as good of an ending as it could have been. Midsommar definitely loses any appeal after the cliff scene. That's like the last time it was any good, even slightly.
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IT Chapter 2 thoughts:

The adult cast has great chemistry; they were able to really recapture the magic of Richie/Eddie from the child actors with their adult casting. I loved the Chinese restaurant scene. All the acting was unquestionably better than the miniseries version and the different scares Pennywise used were great. I enjoyed the little side trips the adults made; it's reminiscent of how it was in the original version where they each confront a personal memory they have involving Pennywise. I thought some of the changes they made were for the best; Beverly still believes and always has that Bill wrote the poem for her, and Ben basically has to tell her it was him this time. The Kersh scene from the trailer was a little different from the movie version, but the movie version was actually scarier. For Ben's solo scene, they kept the "kiss me fat boy" idea, which was nice, but it was portrayed this time in a much darker and sinister light. I'd probably consider Ben's scene with Pennywise in the old school one of the most tormenting in the film since not only does it play into Ben's psychological fears that no matter how successful or in shape he gets, he'll never get the girl he wants and he'll always be alone. This was a much welcome look at the psyche of his character that we haven't really got before. They could, once again, have done more with Mike but that's my only real criticism of the movie. Henry Bowers was probably wasted a little bit too I guess.

Best Stuff:

-Ben's psychological horror segment where Pennywise torments him about Beverly preferring Bill.
-Richie and Eddie's chemistry; and the big swerve that Richie is in fact gay, and has secretly always loved Eddie.
-Stephen King's elongated cameo as an antique store dealer.
-Stan's poignant final message to the rest of the group; this was something very different and in general, Stan's character in this film gets to look much better than he did in the original.

All in all, it's a great film in general. There's tons of scares, really great acting and chemistry among the cast and another incredible performance from Skarsgard. Honestly, he probably upped the ante in terms of that this time around. I read an article a week or so ago that Skarsgard says he plays Pennywise as this dark entity rather than just a clown. He also said he plays the character in a way that yes he's this evil all-powerful entity, but he doesn't really know what he's doing because he's not human and has trouble conversing with humans. It's an interesting take, and I think it shows up well in this one.
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So I'd call Don't Let Go a suspense thriller; referring to it as horror at all is really pushing it.

As a film, it's ok. Nothing particularly new or groundbreaking. It's a Groundhog Dog type of movie in some ways, combined with this time travel sort of aspect that allows one of the characters to alter the future by doing things differently in the past. It isn't bad, but I wouldn't call it a must see either.
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Ready or Not is pretty good. I'd probably drop it in somewhere above or below Brightburn on the list I previously posted. Going to check out Don't Let Go tonight and we should be seeing an early screening of IT 2 late Wednesday night. We'll see.

At DragonCon we checked out an Asian horror panel and saw a screening for a film called Stacy. It was a little offbeat and strange, but I probably found enjoyment in it that I did with Audition.
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Midsommar is far to divisive of a film to lead a year, so if that's really going to be the best then I would say 2019 isn't a good year. I'd suggest seeing it, but yeah, I personally think it's one of the worst movies I wasted money on since It Comes At Night (which wasn't a bad movie, but was terrible as a horror film because it was misadvertised). I'll just say Strangers Prey at Night because I hated that as a movie and as horror.

However, I personally really loved the Child's Play reboot and think it's the most brilliant horror since Hereditary so I don't view this as a wash at all personally speaking. It's been a decent year, but IT Chapter 2 is still on the way so if it's able to be as good as or better than Child's Play, I will consider this a great year because it would have two really top tier films in it.

The girl with the spiders was saved by the intervention in the film; she was committed to an asylum afterwards so her being released isn't exactly 'sugary'. It's sort of a bittersweet ending where you get a little bit of 'we beat this' and a little bit of 'but we still lost'.
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If it wasn't on my list I didn't see it, of course. I didn't watch Glass because I never saw Split.
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My Unofficial 2019 Horror Rankings:

Child's Play
Us
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Ma
Escape Room
Brightburn
Crawl
Pet Sematary
Annabelle Comes Home
The Prodigy
Happy Death Day 2U
The Curse of La Llorona
Midsommar
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jcgamer107 posted...

EDIT - OH and the last 30 seconds so obviously set it up for a sequel that they must already have one planned. Felt forced to me.

Personally I thought this clever, because even though this is aimed at younger viewers it doesn't give you a sugary ending where everyone is magically okay now.
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I don't like the titles of the Halloween movies, especially the first one.
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Midsommar is a true disappoint when compared to Hereditary in my opinion. Imagine Hereditary's ending; but it's almost 2 and a half hours long. I'm sorry, but it just wasn't any good beyond the first hour or so.

I would say it opened up pretty strong. We get some backstory on Dani and it's all pretty interesting, and they do end up subverting what I figured was a "we are all in on it" trope, which she does end up dreaming once herself. However... the decisions made by the characters in this film were nearly all bad. The thing about bad decision making in horror films is that everyone is ready to jump on characters that do this pretty quickly. Like how often does the "girl runs up the stairs instead of out the door" thing get brought up? Or how about "who's there?". Yeah, everyone agrees those are almost always pretty shitty. But just because you wrap up your bad decisions with colorful language and an "artsy" attempt at portraying it doesn't make your characters look any more intelligent. Take for example Christian, just a load of terrible decisions to be had here. "What's this? No... I don't want to drink it." "It'll be ok." "Oh, alright, sure I'll drink it I guess". Then you've got Dani; whom I feel like we're supposed to feel sorry for and agree with. Yeah, Christian is a bit of a dick sure. He isn't there for her when she's going through emotional difficulties. But we're led to believe that Dani has a lot of problems, she even admits it herself. I don't feel like leaning on one party of a relationship is fair; it's a two-way street. If you are constantly burdening your partner with your problems, they'll never feel like they can come to you with theirs because they'll view you as too weak to handle it or too preoccupied to be of any comfort to them. Despite his feelings about Dani, he sticks with the relationship and that's enough proof he must care at least a little. I'm not saying he was perfect but if this movie wanted me to go all in on this weird cult group "feeling what she's feeling (literally), they're finally what Dani needed because they'll be there for her" then yeah, no. Again, just because you paint with a lot of colors doesn't make it some beautiful masterpiece. It's a huge mess of nothing after the first hour or so.
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Snake5555555555 posted...

I think people are still kind of sore that they made this remake while the original Child's Play series is still going pretty strong, with a well-liked previous entry and an upcoming TV series.

They need to give this one a chance though. It's a different take, but in my opinion, it actually exceeded anything the series has (possibly) ever done. It's every bit as good as the original film, in my opinion. Of the 8 films I've seen this year that I'd call horror, it is the best.
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Child's Play is the current best horror of the year, imo.
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Coco
Barbossa
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Yes!
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Yes
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Davy Jones
Tarzan
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Norrington
Syndrome
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Mint
Rozalin
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*Blaze the Cat (Sonic Rush)
*Bonibel Bubblegum (Adventure Time)
*Cinderella (Cinderella)
*Dejah Thoris (John Carter)
*Eirika (Fire Emblem)
*Kasumi (Dead or Alive)
*Luna (My Little Pony)
*Mint (Threads of Fate)
*Rozalin (Disgaea)
*Starfire (DC Comics)
*Yuyuko Saigyouji (Touhou)
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Anastasia Romanov (Anastasia)
Anastasia Romanov (Shadow Hearts)
*Anna (Frozen)
*Aurora (Sleeping Beauty)
*Blaze the Cat (Sonic Rush)
*Bonibel Bubblegum (Adventure Time)
*Cinderella (Cinderella)
*Daisy (Super Mario)
*Dejah Thoris (John Carter)
*Eirika (Fire Emblem)
*Iolande (DC Comics)
Kasumi (Dead or Alive)
Luna (My Little Pony)
*Mint (Threads of Fate)
*Morrigan Aensland (Darkstalkers)
*Peach (Super Mario Bros)
*Rozalin (Disgaea)
*Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon)
*Star Butterfly (Star vs. the Forces of Evil)
Starfire (DC Comics)
*Yuyuko Saigyouji (Touhou)
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Eliminated:

Jafar
Sora

I think.
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Elizabeth
Facilier
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Garnet
Kitana
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Abu
Dory
Dr. Facilier
Elisa Maza
Elizabeth Swann
Goofy
Iago
Jafar
Lady
Meeko
Merida
Merlin
Naveen
Negaduck
Peter Pan
Pluto
Pocahontas
Riku
Shego
Sora
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Abu
David Xanatos
Dawn Bellwether
Dory
Dr. Facilier
Elisa Maza
Elizabeth Swann
Elsa
EVE
Fa Mulan
Flintheart Glomgold
Gizmoduck
Goofy
Iago
Jafar
Lady
Launchpad McQuack
Lilo Pelekai
Maleficent
Maui
Meeko
Megara
Merida
Merlin
Mickey Mouse
Mother Gothel
Mufasa
Naveen
Negaduck
Peter Pan
Pluto
Pocahontas
Pongo
Prince John
Ratigan
Remy
Riku
Scar
Shadow
Shego
Sora
The Phantom Blot
Ursula
Will Turner
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Ruto
Noa
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Barbossa
Miguel
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Ashe
Tiana
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Rules:
-You may vote for 2 characters every hour.
-A character needs 2 unique votes to advance to the next round.
-The final 2 characters are eliminated; voting will continue for placement.
-No rallying or vote trading.
-I will make changes to the rules when I feel it is required.
-Have fun and tell your friends about the contest. ":>"

In Contest (56)

Anastasia Romanov (Anastasia)
Anastasia Romanov (Shadow Hearts)
Anna (Frozen)
Ariel (The Little Mermaid)
Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca (Final Fantasy)
Aurora (Sleeping Beauty)
Azula (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Belle (Beauty and the Beast)
Blaze the Cat (Sonic Rush)
Bonibel Bubblegum (Adventure Time)
Cinderella (Cinderella)
Daisy (Super Mario)
Dejah Thoris (John Carter)
Eilonwy (The Black Cauldron)
Eirika (Fire Emblem)
Elincia Ridell Crimea (Fire Emblem)
Euphemia li Britannia (Code Geass)
Garnet til Alexandros XVII (Final Fantasy)
Iolande (DC Comics)
Jasmine (Aladdin)
Kasumi (Dead or Alive)
Kitana (Mortal Kombat)
Klaudia von Auslese (Trails in the Sky)
L'Arachel (Fire Emblem)
Leia Organa (Star Wars)
Lucina (Fire Emblem)
Luna (My Little Pony)
Lymsleia Falenas (Suikoden V)
Merida (Brave)
Midna (Legend of Zelda)
Mint (Threads of Fate)
Mipha (Legend of Zelda)
Moana Waialiki (Moana)
Morrigan Aensland (Darkstalkers)
Nefertari Vivi (One Piece)
Noa (Legend of Legaia)
Peach (Super Mario Bros)
Pocahontas (Pocahontas)
Rapunzel (Tangled)
Rosalina (Super Mario Galaxy)
Rozalin (Disgaea)
Ruto (Legend of Zelda)
Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon)
Sally Acorn (Sonic)
San (Princess Mononoke)
Shireen Baratheon (Game of Thrones)
Star Butterfly (Star vs. the Forces of Evil)
Starfire (DC Comics)
Tiana (Princess and the Frog)
Twlilght Sparkle (My Little Pony)
Vanellope von Schweetz (Wreck-it-Ralph)
Wendy (Rule of Rose)
Wonder Woman (DC Comics)
Yuffie Kisaragi (Final Fantasy)
Yuyuko Saigyouji (Touhou)
Zelda (Legend of Zelda)

Eliminated:

57. Xena (Xena: Warrior Princess)
58. Hildegard von Krone (Soulcalibur)
59. Elise (Fire Emblem)
60. Camilla (Fire Emblem)
61. She-ra (She-ra: Princesses of Power)
62. Odette (Swan Lake)
63. Allura (Trapt)
64. Vespa (Spaceballs)
65. Natalia L.K. Lanvaldear (Tales of the Abyss)
66. Celica (Fire Emblem)
67. Shuri (Marvel Comics)
68. Marle (Chrono Trigger)
69. Tess Greymane (World of Warcraft)
70. Kaguya (The Tale of Princess Kaguya)
71. Faris Scherwiz (Final Fantasy)
72. Kaguya Houraisan (Touhou)
73. Melia Antiqua (Xenoblade)
74. Kumatora (Mother 3)
75. Neytiri Te Tskaha Mo'at'ite (Avatar)
76. Farah (Prince of Persia)
77. Hilda (Legend of Zelda)
78. Remedy (Princess Remedy in a World of Hurt)
79. Bean (Disenchantment)
80. Schala (Chrono Trigger)
81. Fiona (Shrek)
82. Lissa (Fire Emblem)
83. Silk Fox (Jade Empire)
84. Irene (Princess and the Goblin)
85. Flame Princess (Adventure Time)
86. Lumpy Space Princess (Adventure Time)
87. Rayfa (Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice)
88. Mia Thermopolis (The Princess Diaries)
89. Eowyn (Lord of the Rings)
90. Sonia Nevermind (Danganronpa 2)
91. Elena (Street Fighter)
92. Mermista (She-ra: Princesses of Power)
93. Kidagakash Nedakh (Atlantis: The Lost Empire)
94. Wendy O. Koopa (Super Mario Bros)
95. Anri (Shining Force)
96. Princess Kenny (South Park)
97. Nausicaa (Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind)
98. Glimmer (She-ra: Princesses of Power)
99. Tyris Flare (Golden Axe)
100. Princess Whats Her Name (Earthworm Jim)
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Davy Jones
Tarzan
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Norrington
Syndrome
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Rules:

- You personally can save 2 characters per hour
- A character needs 1 vote to be saved
- The last 2 characters unsafe are eliminated
- Ambiguous saves will be ignored until clarified, and the clarification stands as the new save time
- No alts, no rallying, and no post deletion/editing (unless correcting an update)
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- New topics can only be started by GenesisSaga or v_charon
- Deliberate rules violations will result in bans/suspensions

Unsafe (168):

Abu
Aladdin
Alice
Anna
Ariel
Bagheera
Baloo
Bambi
Basil
Baymax
Bear in a Tutu
Belle
Bolt
Bongo
Captain Hector Barbossa
Captain Hook
Captain Jack Sparrow
Carl Fredericksen
Cassim
Cave of Wonders
Chernabog
Christopher Robin
Coach Gordon Bombay
Coco
Commodore James Norrington
Cruella de Vil
Darkwing Duck
Dash Parr
David Xanatos
Davy Jones
Dawn Bellwether
Dipper Pines
Dodger
Donald Duck
Dory
Dr. Facilier
Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz
Dug
Eeyore
Eilonwy
Elisa Maza
Elizabeth Swann
Elsa
Emperor Zurg
EVE
Fa Mulan
Fagin
Figaro
Flintheart Glomgold
Flower
Flynn Rider
Gadget Hackwrench
Gaston
Genie
Gizmoduck
Goliath
Goofy
Gurgi
Gyro Gearloose
Hades
Hermes
Horace
Iago
Jack Skellington
Jafar
James P. "Sulley" Sullivan
Jane Porter
Jasmine
Jasper
Jock
John Silver
Jose Carioca
Joy
Judge Claude Frollo
Judy Hopps
Kaa
Kanga
Kenai
Kirby
Kronk
Lady
Lampwick
Launchpad McQuack
Lefou
Lilo Pelekai
Little John
Liver Lips
Lotso-Huggin' Bear
Ludwig von Drake
Lumiere
Mabel Pines
Macbeth
Maleficent
Maui
Max Goof
Maximus
Meeko
Megara
Merida
Merlin
Mickey Mouse
Miguel Rivera
Miss Bianca
Mittens
Moana
Mother Gothel
Mr. Dark
Mr. Incredible
Mrs. Aylwood
Mufasa
Nala
Nani Pelekai
Naveen
Negaduck
Nick Wilde
Olaf
Owl
Paige
Panchito Pistoles
Perry the Platypus
Peter Pan
Piglet
Pluto
Pocahontas
Pongo
Prince John
Rabbit
Rapunzel
Ratigan
Remy
Rex
Riku
Robin Hood
Roo
Sadness
Scar
Scrooge McDuck
Sebastian
Sergeant Tibbs
Shadow
Shego
Shere Khan
Simba
Sora
Star Butterfly
Stitch
Syndrome
Tamina
Tarzan
The Beast
The Phantom Blot
Thumper
Tiana
Tigger
Tinker Bell
Tod
Ursula
Vanellope von Schweetz
Vanessa Doofenshmirtz
Violet Parr
WALL-E
Webby Vanderquack
Will Turner
Winnie the Pooh
Woody
Wreck-It Ralph
Yzma
Zazu

Eliminated:

169. Archimedes
169. Roger Radcliffe
171. Fear
171. Tamatoa
173. Anton Ego
173. Sassy
175. Grandmother Willow
175. Hercules
177. Aqua
177. Rafiki
179. Hctor Rivera
179. King Triton
181. Pete (Classics)
181. Snow White
183. Sven
183. Uku
185. Frozone
185. Mr. Shark
187. Buzz Lightyear
187. Sa'luk
189. Bernard
189. Roxas
191. Chip
191. Flash
193. Cory Baxter
193. Fix-It Felix Jr.
195. Hudson
195. Sally
197. Giselle
197. Gramma Tala
199. Hank
199. Pegasus
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Jesus fucking Christ. Sigh.

Xena for placement why not.
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Anastasia Romanov (Anastasia)
*Anastasia Romanov (Shadow Hearts)
*Aurora (Sleeping Beauty)
*Dejah Thoris (John Carter)
*Elincia Ridell Crimea (Fire Emblem)
*Euphemia li Britannia (Code Geass)
*Hildegard von Krone (Soulcalibur)
*Luna (My Little Pony)
*Mint (Threads of Fate)
*Mipha (Legend of Zelda)
*Moana Waialiki (Moana)
*Rozalin (Disgaea)
*Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon)
*Star Butterfly (Star vs. the Forces of Evil)
Starfire (DC Comics)
*Xena (Xena: Warrior Princess)
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Ruto
Merida
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