Has anyone else taken a look at their rather arbitrary sub-genre listings? Here are a few of my personal favorites:

Classic Fight Scenes - 11
Racy - 10
Witches and Wizards - 10
Zombies - 10
Cannibalism - 9
Psychic Forces - 9
Sex - 7
Gore - 5
Jewels - 5
Puppets - 4
Indians - 3
Robots/Cyborgs - 3
Morons - 2
Sexy Women - 2
Werewolves - 2

It makes me feel horrible that, apparently, my DVD collection contains more cyborgs than sexy women.

Guzzlefish is an anomaly, but they're fun to play with.

I wasn't aware of the "Morons" sub-genre. Which films does it include?

In my collection, it includes "Dumb and Dumber" and "Beavis and Butthead Do America." I can't argue.

A lot of amusing catagories in there, with only moderate logic about what's in them, but it is entertaining.

Here's my "Erotic Collection"
Rank Rating Title Type Year GFX
Bound (Unrated Version; Security Tag) DVD 1996
Embrace of the Vampire DVD 1995
Exotica DVD 1994
Eyes Wide Shut (Stanley Kubrick Collection) DVD 1999
Re-Animator (Millennium Edition; 2 Disc Set) DVD 1985
Romeo Is Bleeding (Widescreen) DVD 1993
Showgirls (Widescreen) DVD 1995
The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Criterion Colle... DVD 1988

Re-Animator?!?

Too bad they don't have a really really crappy movie sub-genre cause then they could list my copy of "The New Guy" in it.

Interesting notes...

Re-Animator... Erotic?
Elvis has his own sub-genre
Starship Troopers is in the Sex Collection???
Pulp Fiction isn't in the Hit Men catagory?
2nd Season of Sopranos, Casino, Gotti and others arn't in the Mafia Section???

How about the 'wise fools' subgenre? Forest Gump is in this subgenre.

Forrest Gump?