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‘I don’t like horror at all,’ says Hodge over a lunch of vegetables at the Bristol, England set of her current television series She-wolf of London. ‘When horror is funny, it’s all right, but I don’t like out-and-out Freddy Krueger stuff. I was never one to say, ‘Oh God, let’s go see that scary movie.’ Hodge prefers ‘really silly movies, or love stories—basically anything but horror.’

Fangoria #102, “The Reluctant She-Wolf” (via hellyeahshewolfoflondon)

I kind of agree.  Aside from the movie Silver Bullet, I wasn’t into horror movies when I was a kid.  A lot of my classmates in elementary school were into the Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th movies, but I didn’t what all the fuss was about.  While I have grown to appreciate them for what they are in recent years, I never get actual scares from any horror movie.  Hell, to me, the scariest part of The Exorcist is that horrible, primitive grandpa of the MRI machine that the doctors use when they’re testing Regan.

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