Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Movie Trailer: [REC] 3: Genesis
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Your reviews have always been nothing but dead-on, and I totally believe the comparison made between 'Rec 3' and the 'Evil Dead 2'. And it is that comparison that prevents me from viewing this film. With the exception of 'Shaun of the Dead', I cannot stand humor with my horror. I absolutely abhor it. The 2 genre's go together like fire and human flesh, and since I thoroughly dislike Evil Dead 2 & 3,I must say that the franchise ends at 'Rec 2' for me.
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