[Suzerain of Sheol]

I think "Tolkien-esque" was meant more in the presentation of the world it's set in, not in the actual writing. (I don't know if I'd really consider Tolkien a very good *writer* but that's not the topic at hand...) i.e. the standard fantasy tropes which all sort of hearken back to Tolkien's original impact on the genre, though, like I said above, I think it was more the case of him being "inspired" by people who were inspired by Tolkien.

And just to lay it to rest, I didn't have any problem with your comment about the film (even ignoring that it's three months old. :p) It seemed perfectly good-natured to me, not to mention that it was more or less agreeing with what I'd said about not bring the film into the discussion. :p