Nominnes for Spike's 2010 Screams Awards

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"SCREAM nominees comprise the top four grossing films of 2010, totaling a US box office of over 1 billion dollars among them, and that doesn’t even include 2009’s Avatar, the most successful film in history," said Casey Patterson, executive producer of "SCREAM 2010" and senior vice president of event production, talent development and studio relations for Spike TV. "This October, the fans, whose reverence for these genres makes them the commercial successes that they are, will once again have their night on Spike dedicated to honoring their heroes."Directed by Christopher Nolan, "Inception" nabbed 15 nominations in 14 categories, one for every year the critically hailed project was in development, including nods for "The Ultimate Scream," "Best Ensemble," and "Fight Scene of the Year." "Kick-Ass" was nominated in 13 categories for a total of 17 nominations, while Tony Stark’s adventures in "Iron Man 2" garnered 13 nominations. HBO’s "True Blood" had the most nominations of any television series with 10. Following are several of the categories and nominees for Spike TV’s "SCREAM 2010". For the full list fans can go to scream.spike.com:THE ULTIMATE SCREAMAlice in WonderlandAvatarDistrict 9InceptionIron Man 2Kick-AssLostTrue BloodThe Twilight Saga: EclipseZombielandBEST SCIENCE FICTION MOVIEAvatarDistrict 9InceptionIron Man 2PredatorsThe RoadBEST FANTASY MOVIEAlice in WonderlandThe Imaginarium of Doctor ParnassusKick-AssToy Story 3The Twilight Saga: EclipseWhere the Wild Things AreBEST HORROR MOVIEThe CraziesA Nightmare on Elm StreetParanormal ActivityShutter IslandThirstZombielandBEST TV SHOWDexterDoctor WhoLostTrue BloodVBEST DIRECTORNeill Blomkamp, District 9Tim Burton, Alice in WonderlandJames Cameron, AvatarRoland Emmerich, 2012Christopher Nolan, InceptionMartin Scorsese, Shutter IslandBEST SCREAM-PLAYDistrict 9, written by Neill Blomkamp and Terri TatchellInception, written by Christopher NolanKick-Ass, written by Matthew Vaughn and Jane GoldmanShutter Island, written by Laeta KalogridisToy Story 3, written by Michael ArndtZombieland, written by Paul Wernick and Rhett ReeseBallots were sent out to Spike TV’s "SCREAM 2010" advisory board, consisting of some of the most respected and well-known members of the horror, sci-fi, fantasy and comic book worlds who were responsible for advising on categories and determining nominees in each category. All films, television shows and comic books were deemed eligible for inclusion if they were released between July 16, 2009 and July 16, 2010 and were representative of the genres listed. Winners will be determined by online voting at scream.spike.com.Esteemed members of this year’s advisory board include:TIM BURTONJOHN CARPENTERWES CRAVENDAMON LINDELOFRIDLEY SCOTTQUENTIN TARANTINOJOSS WHEDONA full list of Spike TV’s 2010 Advisory Board members can be found at scream.spike.com.Beginning today, Monday, August 31 and continuing until Friday, October 15 fans can vote for their favorites, as well as view exclusive red carpet and backstage coverage of the event, by visiting scream.spike.com.

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Most of of the movies on nominnated for Best Horror movie sucked. If Avatar and James Cameron win The Ultimate Scream Award and Best director award I will never watch another award show again.

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I enjoyed every horror movie besides Nightmare on Elm Street.

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Never saw Thirst or The Crazies. Paranormal Activity was very overrated. Zombieland wasn't all that great after multiple viewings. And the Noes remake sucked.

[FreddysFingers]

Thirst wasn't bad.
The Crazies was a pretty good horror movie/action movie.
Paranormal was a great horror movie for what it stood for.
Zombieland isn't horror but rather comedy.
NOES sucks.

My vote is for The Crazies or PA.