Why are these filmmakers still allowed behind a camera. Worse dreck in celluloid history. Looks like they walked up to some random guy on the street and said: Here's a thousand bucks to make a movie about kaigus, see what you can do. Apparently the guy pocketed 900 dollars and used the remaining 100 to hire some actors, director, sets and an etch a sketch for the effects. Of course I didn't watch this whole dreck; just FF to see how bad it could get. There should be a law.

More low rent nonsense from The Asylum. This one's obviously inspired by the GODZILLA franchise with lots of references to kaiju and even a Japanese cast member. But the CGI effects are beyond awful and the resultant film is boring beyond belief, with Eric Roberts chewing the scenery amongst others.

The heart is in the right place - is that not enough? For most probably not. You can "watch" this, while doing the laundry, making coffee, cleaning the house and so forth. And you would approximately have the same enthusiasm as Eric Roberts does - well his character that is, but I mean his ... work for that role.

Who am I kidding and who is the movie kidding? No one. You may be enticed and you may like low budget fare like this (Asylum does have a reputation and they do a lot of these movies) - or you may not. Just be aware of what you are about to watch and don't blame the movie afterward if you wasted precious life time of yours ...