Mini-Review: This probably has nostalgic value for some folks, but I was mostly bored. It doesn't get interesting until 45 minutes into the film. The wacky jazzy musical score is out of place, and the character of Tony Nelson is an annoying douche. Robert Lansing portrays Scott Nelson, the eventual antagonist, and does a decent job. I had high hopes for this, and it's not exactly a failure, but I wasn't too thrilled.

Mini-Review: Honest-to-goodness b-movie nonsense. Animals are going crazy due to excessive UV rays from ozone damage! HOORAY! This is an improvement over GRIZZLY, Girdler's previous evil animal picture, but it's by no means well made. There's bad acting, some iffy effects, an obvious camera reflection, a person in the background of a supposed deserted area, etc. But the music's cool, and the animal attacks are actually pulled off pretty well. Leslie Nielsen plays a crazy a-hole, too. Good fun.

Mini-Review: Alien cockroaches disguised as deceased humans are building a children's theme park to cover up their plans for the violent means for wiping out mankind (and monsterkind) to achieve world peace...sounds like more fun than it is. A clumsy production for the most part, even for a Godzilla flick, but it's kind of amusing, and Gigan is a cool monster. I also feel the need to mention that Anguirus is totally useless in this besides being a punching bag.