Most, not all, of the jokes work. The cast is likable--not as gory as other works, but I feel "Bio-Zombie" is more enjoyable than horror-comedies of its ilk. I like this film as much as "Shaun Of The Dead".

Lest we forget, "Godzilla: King Of The Monsters" is almost as good. Some very creative work went into making it work for American audiences. It's almost a different movie and tells the same story from another view.

In any case. This is one of my favorite movies--one of the most moving of Kaiju films, and high-water mark for the genre.

Now, this film has a great historical quality to some. To others, a curiosity. "Where did this "snuff film" thing come from?" they ask themselves.

But for me, this is a great example of so-bad-it's-good exploitation good time.

The American version is one of the great examples of exploitation. Names are changed, stock footage used, roars confused, more stock footage.

The Japanese version is a somber, flawed, but entertaining first sequel to a classic. The American version is a laugh riot of what happens when someone gets overzealous with the scissors.

Anyway. The girls are cute. The scenes are well done. And it won't hurt anyone.

It's okay.