| Display title | Dump Months |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The cinematic version of the Friday Night Death Slot, the Dump Months are certain months of the year that are viewed as, effectively, cinematic landfills where little of value can be found at the box office. Disastrous productions that the studio wants to get behind them as quickly as possible with minimal fallout, low-budget genre fare that can't hang with the big boys of summer, star vehicles for fading stars, B-grade thrillers and comedies that aren't quite bad enough to be shuffled into the Direct to Video netherrealm, films that got Screwed by the Studio and are only getting released theatrically a) out of contractual obligation or b) because somebody involved with the film has dirt on a studio executive—all of this goes to the dump months to be forgotten about by the time they come out on DVD and start airing late at night on cable three months later. |