Title: What a waste of my life Review: This movie that I refere to as G.I.N.O is terrible. The directors were trying to make a Godzilla movie and they failed. That thing was not Godzilla. The only similarity was that they called it Godzilla. The monster could run up to 200 mph but only used its speed to run away from helicopters! The real Godzilla wouldn't have done that. Plus, its head was real differant and its spikes were all weird looking. Also, I could easily tell that Gino was a CGI creature. In other words, poor CGI. The main story was really dumb. Gino lays a nest and all the babies hatch. It should have been more like battle another monster in order to be a Godzilla movieSPOILER: In the end the stupid iguana died because six missiles hit him! Then the heart beating scene was a terrible rip-off from King Kong.Overall this movie BOMBED! The DVD was okay, the special features were just not very good accept for the Featurett. If you're looking for a Godzilla movie then this is not one of them. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Not terrible, but nothing new Review: Hallowed Ground is one of those quasi-religious horror yarns that you've seen before in different iterations, meaning you're not getting anything new here, but then again, you probably already knew that. Jaimie Alexander (Rest Stop) stars as Liz, a girl on the run from her past that winds up in a small town, and learns that she well may be part of a prophecy involving the resurrection and rebirth of the town's demonic old preacher (a briefly seen, scenery-chewing Nick Chinlund). Taking many cues from Children of the Corn and its ilk, Hallowed Ground isn't anything terrible in the least, but as said before, it isn't anything you haven't seen before either. The acting isn't completely horrible (which is a nice change of pace), but the effects work is pretty bad in itself. Either way, you probably know what you're getting into with Hallowed Ground, so don't say you weren't warned. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: A 'headphone" album if ever there was one...... Review: This has got to be the best album to listen to with headphones ever made. The best way to enjoy this is to buy the CD, because by the end of side one's "Out and In" you will be to relaxed to get up to flip the tape or LP!My only problem with the album is the recording quaility, which is mediocre at best. But the awful sound quality kind of add's to the dream-like state of the music. Maybe they knew what they were doing after all! Is the review positive or negative?
