Odango

Okay, firstly let me just say that I am someone who glances into the horror genre at times. I am not a die hard fan of the series, but sometimes horror is more entertaining than normal movies. I just wanted to say that so no one would think I am just some greenhorn critic who just didn't like the movie cuz it was "horror". Anyways, "Scream 3"... It was very BAD in the beginning. God, this was some bad acting. REALLY bad. ~.~ I was actually glad some people died. They were really annoying me. Especially Parker Posey. She overacted. o.O Despite the horrible intro and semi-middle, the rest of the film actually woke me up with some new details and elements. The comedy in this film had toned down from the last two IMO, but thas all right. The ending was the usual brawl, but it wasn't as bad as "Scream 2". I HATED SCREAM 2. Just thought you would like to know. Anyways, pretty good movie thanks to a decent ending. I just wouldn't wanna see this movie over 5 times. I'd then hate it.

The story of Gingaman (to me) is rather vague since I have only seen raw, non subtitled but in full Japanese episodes. It was not that great nor original. The effects were kinda cool, but besides that the series has no strong appeal towards me. I am surprised Saban chose this to be the next saga in the Power Rangers series. It's tacky.

Let me write a better review for this great anime. Kyuuketsuki Miyu (Vampire Princess Miyu) is a television adaption of the underrated OAV series of the same title. In the TV version, Miyu, a vampire whose duty is to vanquish demons called Shinma, enrolls into a school under the name of Yamano. Being the Guardian and all, Miyu watches out for acts of the Shinma, who like to prey on the innocent and toy with their emotions and lives. Along with her allies- Larva, a good yet mysterious Shinma, and Shiina, a rabbit-like Shinma who can seek out others of its own kind, and the ghostly yet competitive Reiha -Miyu faces a long battle. The TV series, in my opinion, is extremely darker than the OAV ever could accomplish. Miyu, despite her rule of not caring about people but only the Shinma, begins to feel more human towards people and accepting their ways. The horror is increased heavily in here, giving some the creeps. Hopefully one day, this splendid series can reach the US for commercial release. It's too good to miss out on.