What more can be said? This film isn't some kind of masterpiece, but its not horrible. It's meant to be another installation to the Gamera franchise, and that's what it is. I do think Gaos's design and powers are pretty neat. He can fire a beam from his mouth that appears to cut things down to the cellular level. He can regenerate lost limbs as well, which I don't see often in most Japanese Kaiju films. Only thing I didn't care much for though, is that up until the 3/4 mark of the film, it really seems to beat around the bush. Gaos appears, eats a few people, disappears, and repeats day after day, or at least time by time. It seems to be a bit repetitive. Other than that, its fairly watchable but not as much so as some others are.
Review of Gamera vs. Gyaos
