Autobot Alex5

Godzilla vs Destoroyah is one of the best Godzilla movies of all time, it's very high on my list of favorites from the series. The film has amazing special effects, a fantastic soundtrack, and deep story line.The story of the film is that Godzilla's body is melting down and is going to explode like a radioactive core , and the scientists are trying to find a way to prevent Godzilla from exploding because it could destroy the Earth, but that's not their only problem. They have to deal with a monster called Destoroyah who was accidentally created by the weapon that killed the original Godzilla. This movie has really good special effects that in my opinion look more realistic than modern CGI. The Godzilla suit has an amazing design. Destoroyah is one of Godzilla's most powerful enemies in the series, he looks really scary. The film kinda felt like Aliens in the scenes where the military fights the Destoroyah's, who all merge together into his final form. Godzilla's son is in this movie, but this time he looks just like Godzilla. I can't think of any problems in this movie except for one thing, in the American dub they call Destoroyah "Destroyer", and I've seen him mistakenly called that many times.This film has amazing special effects and some awesome action scenes, the ending was pretty emotional. This is one of the films in the Godzilla franchise that is a must watch. 10/10.

Gamera vs Guiron (1969) is an enjoyable movie if you are a big monster movie fan. To most modern audiences, this movie would be seen as just a low budget, poorly made cash grab of the Godzilla movies that is just pandering towards kids. But, if you watch it when your in the right mood, it's an entertaining movie. The plot is that two boys find a UFO in the woods, and they fly off in it into space! They land on a planet where they meet two space women in glittery jumpsuits who capture them and try to eat their brains! Gamera, the giant flying turtle, goes to this planet to rescue the boys, but then Gamera has to face Guiron, a monster who has a knife for a head. This movie is really weird, but it's very entertaining.

This is a good entree in the series, but not one of the best. Some of the voice acting was bad in the American dub, the human characters were kinda bland, but the scenes with Godzilla were great. Godzilla looks awesome in this film, he feels like a giant monster and not just a guy in a suit. This is also one of the only Godzilla movies where they use suits and CGI for the monsters, the CGI is dated but still looks good in my opinion. Orga, the monster that Godzilla fights in this film, was a really cool looking kaiju. The scenes with Godzilla were really cool, and we get to see him a lot throughout the film.This was an entertaining Godzilla movie and wasn't too boring. 7/10.

Although "Ghoulies" (1985) is a cult classic, its not really what you would expect. Before seeing this movie, I thought it was gonna be awesome. The poster has a goblin creature thing coming out of a toilet, and I thought "This movie looks awesome! Its probably gonna have gore and some good old practical effects. Its gonna be the R rated version of Gremlins!" But when I actually watched it, I thought "What the hell did I just watch?" The movie looks like its gonna be about little creatures (Ghoulies) running around causing mischief and killing people, but its actually the story of a man becoming devoted to black magic. The film mostly focuses on black magic and the Ghoulies just stand around and do nothing for most of the film. During a house party the guy performs a satanic ritual for fun,(who in their right mind would perform a satanic ritual for "fun"?) and nothing happens, a Ghoulie pops up for a second, but then we don't see it do anything. Its not until the guy starts becoming devoted to reading books on black magic and performing voodoo rituals when we actually get to see the Ghoulies, and even then they just stand around and don't do anything. The Ghoulies do start killing people during the house party, but there's little use of fake blood and most of the kills just happen off screen. The effects are really cheap looking, the Ghoulies look cool but have little movement, probably due to the puppets not having pose ability. when they jump on someone to bite them it looks like the actor is just holding the puppet on their neck and pretend its biting them. I don't know how this movie has a 5.5 million dollar budget, considering how bad the effects look. Remember this movie is a cult classic, and a lot of 80's horror movies that have become cult classics have bad effects, so you can't expect much out of this one. The thing is, I don't really know what my opinion is on this movie. I found a lot of the movie boring, but some parts I found entertaining because the effects looked so bad they were funny. I think this movie is so bad it's good, it was boring, but a lot of parts where funny due to bad acting and bad effects. If you like cheesy horror movies, then you might like this, but you might as well just watch the trailer because all the good parts are in it. The sequel is more of what you would expect out of a Gremlins rip off. So just skip this one and watch Ghoulies 2 instead. 4.4/10

Return of the Fly is a lazy sequel to the original "The Fly" from 1958. This film just has the same story as the original, scientist goes into transporter machine, a fly sneaks inside it, and the scientist gets mutated and turns into a half man half fly monster. The only difference is that this time it's the son of the scientist from the first film. While I do appreciate old movie effects for the effort put into them, the effects in this movie just look terrible. The fly looked good in the original but here he just looks bad, with a comedic over sized fly head on the monster, which looks like a party store mask. Only good thing about this movie is that it has Vincent Price in it, but not even he can save this film. I find old B movies enjoyable, but this film just wasn't good. I know this movie has its fans, but I personally thought it was just a cliche 50's Sci Fi monster flick. This movie is a so bad its good movie. The scenes with the guy walking around with the big fly head mask are really funny, so watch it if you want a good laugh. Other than that, skip it. 4/10

This movie is almost the same as the original Godzilla from 1954, just with added scenes with American actors, and English voice dubbing over the Japanese actors. This film is a lot darker than the later entries in the series, focusing on the effects of the destruction caused by Godzilla. Godzilla himself is a symbol of the effects of nuclear bombings and the devastation caused by them. Raymond Burr played a good character, and his narration throughout set the tone of the film. I don't think it matters if you watch the Japanese version or the American version, there isn't much different, The original Godzilla movie is a classic monster movie. 9/10.