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RThey gave the Slashers a distinct Jackie Chan

Posted by ArdRi on September 26, 2011 at 22:30:16:

kind of Movie Action when they whip at you with their tales I found to be laughably prepoosterous.
I can't see how this story is worth 13 episodes.. We all have imaginations so seeing it played out in Computer Geneated Imagery may keep the attention of 13 yo's but I flipped it off after about five minutes.. This is just what Terence McKenna found would occur when examining the I-Ching. The diminishing of Novelty at the End of Time...
There is just nothing left to imagine to impress us.. this may be why most of the stuff I seek out to watch and listen to are from the past. Movies from the 30's-70's and Music from the 17th to early 20th C..