Q: Title: The Case Of The Whitechapel Vampire Product review: This is a horrible movie. yet i find another bad vampire movie. come on this is supossed to be a vampire movie, since when did sherlock holmes chase vampires or people dressed up as vampires. this is a murder mystery with a guy dressed as a vampire it should not even be concidered as a vampire movie. the only thing that kept me interrested in it was sherlock holmes the actor did a great job. if you have not seen this movie then i recommend you don't Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: The Fudgemaster Speaks Product review: Back in 1998, I arranged to meet G.G. in St. Johnsbury,Vermont one night. After an evening of heavy drinking, G.G. was kind enough (or drunk enough) to give me a test pressing of this LP. (He autographed it "to Fudgie Fudgepacker") Initially, I felt it was too raw sounding (even for G.G. standards) and lacked an over-abundance of toilet humor, like could be found on "Hated in the Nation". After several more listens, I realized the impact of the lyrics. They were a vivid glimpse inside the head of one of rocks most misundertood geniuses. It is obvious why Todd Phillips used the song "Die When You Die" to open his brilliant film "Hated". Hearing these tracks on CD may not improve the sound quality, but, frankly, that's part of the over-all G.G. Allin package-RAW, BRUTAL, ROUGH AND BLOODY! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: worse movie Product review: omg, ive seen bad movies, buy this was so worse than I could have ever imagined . such a rip from ju-on. not even in the same idea of suspense movies.. dont but it.. its deff not worth it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Great Title.......Terrible Read Product review: "I've Always Meant To Tell You" was one of the 10 Worst Books I have ever read. The idea behind this anthology was wonderful, but the end result was less than desirable. The book is a collection of letters written by women authors to their mothers, some who are deceased and others that are still alive. Many of the letters seemed to have a "personal" meaning to them that only the mother/daughter would understand; not the reader of the book. I gave this book a "2 star rating" instead of a "1" because there was great detail about each letter's author and her mother, many including pictures of the two together. That was the only "positive" attribute in this book.There were only two letters out of the entire book that even began to peak my interest. This book had a great concept, but was a failure. (This was the hard back version of the book) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
