Reviews

One of the truly most awful movies I've ever seen. Also, one of the most boring ones as well. An hour and 24 minute runtime for this fiasco is way, way too long.

After seeing the trailer to this on YouTube I thought this might be a "so bad it's good" film, but boy was I wrong!

Where do we start? Dollar Tree special effects, the 2 stars scaling an incredibly steep mountainside with no equipment and no rations, a gorilla only seen from the waist up, on the few occasions we actually get to see him. And last but not least, a "fight" between the title character, The Mighty Gorga and a T. Rex that has to been seen to be believed!! The few seconds of that fight are really the only part of the movie I would recommend anyone see from this, whatever it is.

Gripping episode that keeps the viewer totally locked in right until the end. I totally recommend this episode to anyone. Very, very compelling and tense, but then again, what would one expect from the original and best, Hawaii Five-O (1968-1980).

What an incredible movie. Joan Crawford earns a well-deserved Oscar for this performance, but I feel the casting for the entire film is just perfect. Be prepared for a rollercoaster of emotions as you go through this very easy to sit through nearly 2 hour tour-de-force. Veda (Ann Blyth) was really bad to the bone or past the bone, maybe all the way to the marrow here. She was awesome in her role.

Not the 1st or last movie with awful acting, although this was very, very bad in that department. That said, it wasn't boring , had a short runtime, and was a landmark in gory cinema.

As has been stated this movie should have been paced better. Given that it was an almost 1 hour, 20 minute runtime, you would have thought it would have had a little more "blood red". Having said that, I like watching this movie, mainly for what I consider to be a really good performance by Gordon Oas-Heim (Adam Sorg).