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* BoxOfficeBomb: Budget: $40,000,000; Gross: $13,258,249 (domestic), $18,902,015 (worldwide).
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* CreatorBacklash: In a [[https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/stephen-dorff-motel-life-wrong-hollywood-165241179.html?guccounter=1 2013 interview]], Creator/StephenDorff mentioned ''[=FeardotCom=]'' as one of the films he wasn't proud of.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: While the film's title was always "''[=FearDotCom=]''", the website in-universe was originally just supposed to be called "fear.com". However, the producers didn't own that domain name, and the people who did refused to sell it for any price, resulting in the fictional website's name ending up as "feardotcom.com".
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: While the film's title was always "''[=FearDotCom=]''", "''[=FeardotCom=]''", the website in-universe was originally just supposed to be called "fear.com". However, the producers didn't own that domain name, and the people who did refused to sell it for any price, resulting in the fictional website's name ending up as "feardotcom.com".
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+ AluminumChristmasTrees: There actually is a website called [[https://feardotcom.com feardotcom.com]] and it tells you that you're doomed Film/TheRing-style.
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+ AluminumChristmasTree: There actually is a website called feardotcom.com and it tells you that you're doomed Film/TheRing-style.
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+ AluminumChristmasTree: AluminumChristmasTrees: There actually is a website called [[https://feardotcom.com feardotcom.com com]] and it tells you that you're doomed Film/TheRing-style.
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+ AluminumChristmasTree: There actually is a website called feardotcom.com and it tells you that you're doomed Film/TheRing-style.
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** This is also screenwriter Josephine Coyle's only film credit, outside of a couple of obscure indie flicks.
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** This is also screenwriter Josephine Coyle's only film credit, outside of a couple of obscure indie flicks.flicks.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: While the film's title was always "''[=FearDotCom=]''", the website in-universe was originally just supposed to be called "fear.com". However, the producers didn't own that domain name, and the people who did refused to sell it for any price, resulting in the fictional website's name ending up as "feardotcom.com".
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: While the film's title was always "''[=FearDotCom=]''", the website in-universe was originally just supposed to be called "fear.com". However, the producers didn't own that domain name, and the people who did refused to sell it for any price, resulting in the fictional website's name ending up as "feardotcom.com".
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** The career of director William Malone, who had been working fairly regularly in film and TV since the early 80s and had a reasonable hit with ''Film/HouseOnHauntedHill1999'' a few years prior, was stalled in its tracks by the critical and commercial drubbing of this film. Since then, he's only directed an episode of ''Series/MastersOfHorror'', and the film ''Parasomnia'', which failed to get a theatrical release in the U.S.
** This is also screenwriter Josephine Coyle's only film credit, outside of a couple of obscure indie flicks.
** The career of director William Malone, who had been working fairly regularly in film and TV since the early 80s and had a reasonable hit with ''Film/HouseOnHauntedHill1999'' a few years prior, was stalled in its tracks by the critical and commercial drubbing of this film. Since then, he's only directed an episode of ''Series/MastersOfHorror'', and the film ''Parasomnia'', which failed to get a theatrical release in the U.S.
** This is also screenwriter Josephine Coyle's only film credit, outside of a couple of obscure indie flicks.
