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This is not the best movie in the world, however, it does come in handy when one is looking for a way to waste time. For a cheesy 70s lowbudget mafia flick, it covers all the bases it needs to and nothing more. It doesn't need to. The best way to view it is to not expect much. This way you will be surprised at how decent a film this really is. The plot is simple. The guy becomes an enforcer for the mob, crosses his boss and his boss comes after him. The acting isn't great but it's far from terrible and the action sequences, while sometimes laughable, are really not too shabby. I would love to get more films like this. They are just very hard to find. Lowbudget cheese doesn't always make for a bad film.

One look at this movie and you will realize that none of the actors involved have ever been to a sporting event before. The acting is so p**s-poor you will be left with a urinary tract infection after watching it. I know some of these people really can act, but under Saul Rubinek's direction they all look like a bunch of hacks. The story itself is boring and nonsensical. The final product comes off as a putrid translation of a terrible play. People's problems cannot all be solved in the span of one baseball game. If they could be solved as quickly as they are here, it wouldn't be called life that we are living. It would be The Cosby Show. Rubinek should stick to stinking up the screen with his acting performances and leave directing up to someone with a little more talent. Where are you, Yakov Smirnoff? 1 out of 10 stars

When I got this I was pretty excited. The rematch everyone was waiting for between Godzilla and Mechagodzilla was here! Unfortunately, this movie does not live up to its hype whatsoever. The story is patheticly dull and the fight at the end is just nothing to look forward to. What makes this worse is that this is the final directorial effort from Ishiro Honda, by far the greatest of all the Godzilla directors. While this movie clocks in at a slender 78 minutes, the more you see of it the more you realize how pointless the whole affair was. Quite possibly the only Godzilla movie worse than this is the horrific King Kong Versus Godzilla, just not by much.