yeah, so again, you're looking in the category that only has shitty movies.
try looking for good movies? I find tons of excellent stuff on Netflix streaming.
seriously, maybe 2% of horror movies are actually good anyway. the rest is just some excuse for cheap thrilless thrills or slashing up a coed's body cavity. I think what Netflix streaming is helping you to realize, is that the vast majority of that genre really is crap. there is no "should be good" in certain categories.
Huh. I'm curious what you define as "Good". So, I just pulled up Netflix and did a test run. Here is what I did:
Watch Instantly > Action & Adventure > Show All > Sortable List > Sort by Rating. This gives us a test group of the top 20 action movies. Lets take a look at them.
Desperado - 1995 R
Average rating: 3.878
Terminator 2: Judgment Day - 1991 R
Average rating: 3.985
Heat - 1995R
Average rating: 4.054
From Dusk Till Dawn - 1996 R
Average rating: 3.618
Tears of the Sun - 2003 R
Average rating: 3.652
Rising Sun - 1993 R
Average rating: 3.428
Rush Hour 2 - 2001 PG-13
Average rating: 3.451
The Taking of Pelham 123 - 2009 R
Average rating: 3.629
The Devil's Own - 1997 R
Average rating: 3.398
The Kill Point - 2007 NR
Average rating: 3.734
Fifteen Minutes - 2001 R
Average rating: 3.229
The Ghost and the Darkness - 1996 R
Average rating: 3.66
Point of No Return - 1993 R
Average rating: 3.522
Bullitt - 1968 PG
Average rating: 3.807
Drop Zone - 1994 R
Average rating: 3.303
In the Line of Fire - 1993 R
Average rating: 3.794
Sniper - 1993 R
Average rating: 3.479
Control - 2004 R
Average rating: 3.333
Echelon Conspiracy - 2009 PG-13
Average rating: 3.278
Dirty Harry - 1971 R
Average rating: 3.831
Yeeeaaaahh.. look at the dates even. Lets be realistic here. The ONLY thing worth watching on the
TOP 20 action is friggen T2. I mean, seriously.. Echelon Conspiracy? I could barely make it past the first 5 minutes of that abomination without laughing at how I never thought I would see anything more inaccurately portray network security than Firewall. Hell, the only reason most of these movies are even here is because nobody would Netflix the physical DVD anyway, most are 20 years old.
I don't see anything that legitimizes your argument. Please feel free to enlighten me.