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Some people think this was a rather bad TV series, with cheesy effects.
it might be cheesy but i thought it was a lot better than the kong remake that came out in the theaters a year before.
I thought I would hate it, but to my surprise it is so cheesy that it's great.
Well, of course this is all pretty improbable and features medical equipment that looks to have been purchased at Radio Shack, and overall it's pretty cheesy and sleazy.
The plot may have some holes (there's a huge one about 3/4 of the way through), the action may not be as gratifyingly gratuitous as the trailers made it out to be, and some of the dialogue may seem pointless and cheesy, but again, who really cares?
to me, its so unique thats its not cheesy, or silly like a lot of lower budget movies.
There isn't really any criticism to say about it... it's obviously low budget, but that just adds to the cheesy old fashioned fun.
the whole premise is really cheesy, a monster man in a monster truck chases down people, but it is so funny that the writer/director doesn't expect you to take it seriously.
Despite his haggard features and bulbous nose, the females, including Joan Van Ark, are attracted to him like Meatloaf is to cheesy lyrics.
The first 10 minutes were really cheesy and the mean girls said a few things that were also slightly cheesy.
OK, this movie has some cheesy moments, but which movie hasn't?
The fact that slashers are well known for it's low budget, lame plot, cheesy effects, and everything you may add, it doesn't means that there can't be good slasher movies.
While I do think there were one or two decidedly cheesy scenes, over-all the movie was impeccably done.
The movie ends with a sudden, cheesy moment, but if you are a fan of the Shaw Brothers, you'll understand that the cheese is just a topping, and not the main course of the movie.
I am the first one to agree that Victor Fox isn't really that attractive and his music and style are pretty cheesy.
I channel surfed past this many times, mainly because the synopsis sounded so cheesy, so "Love American Style".
As many fellow IMDb users already know, I'm not a corny, cheesy person.
The tongue-in-cheek, sometimes cheesy, humor marks this film as pure 80s horror, as opposed to the sullen tone of earlier genre fare like "Night of the Living Dead" or "Hills Have Eyes."
Lots of snappy banter(and some really cheesy banter, too).
My friend recently bought this one, and in thinking it would be another cheesy kung-fu laugh riot, I was genuinely surprised at how good it was.
These days, with all the blood and gore in the news and in crime dramas, reality shows, etc. it's nice to get lost in a good, cheesy show with entertaining characters.
And the visual effects of the worm and its effects under the skin are cheesy, I didn't mind them at all.
Lotsa action, cheesy love story, unexpected actors and overall great fun.
The overall story moves along, and is cheesy enough to keep you wondering when the inevitable is going to happen, although there is a bit of a twist (just a small one).
Al Adamson's films are trashy and sleazy and cheesy, not much more, so if you go into them knowing that already it helps, and they aren't necessarily to be taken at face value, especially when they have so much unintentional entertainment value.
Although this is generally a cheesy jungle-adventure movie, it does have some highlights - the settings are quite beautiful, and the pacing of the adventure is good.
Being a fan of cheesy horror movies, I saw this in my video shop and thought I would give it a try.
Plus, the monsters in this movie are so cheesy and fake and not scary that it just makes you want to throw something at the screen.
No plot, bad acting, cheesy everything, it couldn't get any worse.
It reminded me of one of those cheesy SciFi movies, except the cheesiness of this movie was not funny or even campy.
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