Bogeyman or Boogeyman?
Watched Sinister last night with Mr Boogey...... Ruins the atmosphere for me and conjures up images of say, Olly Murs fragging about.
I know the Yanks pronounce it as "buggyman" but it still sounds limp. How come we're different and who could claim to be correct and coined the term first?
I know the Yanks pronounce it as "buggyman" but it still sounds limp. How come we're different and who could claim to be correct and coined the term first?
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? Can't think of a single film where they pronounce it boo-gee. Its always buh-gee in American films.
I notice you've changed the spelling, still not got it right though.