Box Office Flashback: 1994

[Hellbilly]

Horror's weakest year?

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$107,928,762 -- Pulp Fiction
$105,264,608 -- Interview With The Vampire
$65,002,597 -- Wolf
$50,693,129 -- The Crow
$50,282,766 -- Natural Born Killers
$22,006,296 -- Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
$19,726,050 -- Color Of Night
$18,090,181 -- Wes Craven's New Nightmare
$16,696,219 -- Blink
$8,647,042 -- The Puppet Masters
$7,820,688 -- Serial Mom
$5,887,457 -- Ed Wood
$5,842,603 -- The Last Seduction
$4,352,094 -- Brainscan
$3,275,585 -- Romeo Is Bleeding
$3,103,716 -- Death And The Maiden
$3,049,135 -- Heavenly Creatures
$737,548 -- Mother's Boys
$621,392 -- Cronos
$428,868 -- Body Snatchers
$418,961 -- Killing Zoe
$256,264 -- Dream Lover
$35,200 -- Love And A .45

[fceurich39]

i remember seeing brainscan,wolf,new nightmare

[bigdaddyhorse]

Pulp Fiction
Interview With A Vampire
The Crow
Brainscan

Should've seen New Nightmare, but ads were confusing and I wasn't sure it was Freddy or not so I didn't. Bummed I missed Killing Zoe and Natural Born Killers as well.
Too bad Love & A .45 did so poor, that's a favorite (just like everything else I missed) since seeing it on video.

[KillerCannabis]

Ugh. Easily one of the worst years for horror ever. Wolf sucked ass. I saw Interview..., New Nightmare, Brainscan, The Crow, Frankenstein, NBK and Puppet Masters.

[maybrick]

Pulp Fiction, Wolf, Interview with the Vampire, Ed Wood.

[Myron Breck]

"Horror's weakest year?"

Absolutely.

[Luna]

Interview With The Vampire
The Crow
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Wes Craven's New Nightmare
Brainscan

Wow, how did I see so few of these in '94 when I was seeing twice as many at the age of 6? :confused:

[17thJuggalo]

Not exactly "horror", but Ed Wood is one of my favorite movies.

"Karloff? Sidekick? FUCK YOU!!!!!"

[WesReviews]

I still say 93 was weaker...but not by much.

Luckily 95 was the year horror made a comeback.

[onebyone]

In the theater, I saw...

Pulp Fiction
Interview With The Vampire
Wolf (Worst werewolf makeup ever)
The Crow
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (I saw this so many times I account for half of the box office take)
Wes Craven's New Nightmare
Romeo Is Bleeding

Ed Wood played nowhere near me, and I was crushed. I rented it as fast as I could once it hit VHS.

[Erick H.]

I saw 16 from this list in the theater,including the little seen CRONOS,MOTHER'S BOYS,ROMEO MUST DIE,ED WOOD(twice)and HEAVENLY CREATURES.Most of the more interesting ones got pretty spotty releases.Thank God theres a nice arthouse theater twenty minutes from my home !

[Chad]

How is "Pulp Fiction" horror?

Anyway, it may not have been a year that set the box-office on fire, but there sure were some damn good films, IMHO..."Cronos", "Ed Wood", "The Puppet Masters", "The Crow", "Wes Craven's New Nightmare", "Serial Mom".....

[Hellbilly]

How is "Pulp Fiction" horror?
I thought it was worth mentioning since most of 1994 kinda sucked.

[maybrick]

Pulp Fiction, Wolf, Interview with the Vampire, Ed Wood.


Also, not on the list, Cemetery Man. I believe it played at the college theater that year for Halloween. Maybe it was '95, I can't recall.

[DVD Connoisseur]

When I went to see Blink at a matinee performance, I was alone in the cinema. Very spooky!

Saw at the cinema, Pulp Fiction, Blink, Interview with the Vampire, The Crow (London - Leicester Sq - THX), Natural Born Killers, Wolf and Romeo Is Bleeding.

[Jamm]

Wow, could it be that I didn't go to the theater in 1994? I must have, but I don't think it was to see any of these.

[henrychinaski]

Pulp Fiction
Interview with the Vampire
The Crow
Naturtal Born Killers
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Wes Craven's New Nightmare
Ed Wood

[tobaccoman]

I caught Wes Craven's New Nightmare in theatres, but that was it.