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back in 2014? I'm asking because CMJ was a monthly print magazine and also a website in 2001, and there are conflicting parameters in your addition. A page number is supplied, making me think it is the print magazine, but a mid-month date is listed, making me think the website was the source. I

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1. I was wondering if you’re down to create a new column for “Unreleased films” for "Boogeyman Pop" maybe as I think that film should be mentioned in the page since it’s a Blumhouse film.

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Hi sorry for slow reply but I’ve been unwell. I’ve added the series and podcast. I’m still trying to find out about the film as I’m still hoping it will get a release date.

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I thought you would have noticed my multiple reversions of your edits and thought as a courtesy I would tell you why. Also, I'm mentioning this for future reference.

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