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Posted by rolle.mark on January 13, 2011 at 11:53:53:
I hear you Grant, my Dad always said "that's why they make Ford's and Chevy's", choice is the spice of life. I am also not a horror or slasher or devilish or Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings.... type of guy. Huge fraidy-cat, have never seen the Exorcist, still don't like the flying monkey's in the Wizard of Oz, I use to get scared changing channels if I had to turn it past Dark Shadows.

But, I am an old school 70's T&A, road, anti-hero movie kind-of guy. The gore of this film is waaay over the top, which I take with a grain of salt as part of the B-movie tradition.

I watched that piece of dung Clash of Titans just so I could hear Liam Neeson utter the phrase "Release the Krackin!", which still makes me laugh when I say it. I am telling you this to give you a little insight of my absurd movie tastes...

So it is all good. I have always enjoyed your posts/replies.