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#804180 added January 22, 2014 at 1:53pm
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What Do You Think Of Horror Movies?
Prompt: What do you think of horror movies?

I loved Freddy, Jason and Michael but I don't watch horror movies anymore. I seen the first two "Destination" movies and I didn't like "Amityville Horror." I love vampires and werewolves and I am a big "Twilight" fan but they aren't horror movies. I don't watch movies with blood and gore. I don't even watch crime shows. I don't like horror movies. I am too old for blood and gore.

Neat image of Edward, Bella and a wolf image by best friend Angel.
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