Time for some updates.

Probably the last set of updates for the FCU of 2012, assuming there will be a 2013 of which I have utmost confidence there will be.  BOOO Armageddon!

Bad Karma, Copperhead, Forces Speciales, Maximum Conviction, Skyfall, Terminal Island, 6 Bullets, American Horror House, Arbitrage, Argo, Bait, Carny, Carver's Gate, Dark Relic, Aladdin and the Death Lamp, Deathstalker 2, Flight, Ghostquake, Ghost Voyage, Grave Encounters, The Man with the Iron Fists, Jack Hunter and the Quest for Akhenaten's Tomb, Lake Placid: The Final Chapter, Looper, Mothman, Open Graves, Paranormal Activity 4, Paranormal Entity, Paranormal Incident, Pegasus vs. Chimera, Phantom Racer, Pterodactyl, Resident Evil: Retribution, Resident Evil: Damnation, Red Lights, Rise of the Zombies, Smiley, Super Cyclone, Taken 2, That's My Boy, The Matrix, The Matrix: Reloaded, The Thing with Two Heads, Vamps, VHS, Wrong Turn 5, Wreck-it Ralph, and we also updated the home page and our SyFy movies originals page.

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