Who doesn't love a classic double feature! I started my movie marathon recently by watching The Giant Claw!!! Mitch (Jeff Morrow) is a pilot and an electronics engineer who likes to make his own rules up as he goes. One day, while flying in the sky and conducting routine checks, Mitch spots something in the air that flies past him quickly. When he reports his findings to a government base, they claim no evidence on the radars. Mitch later sees the same flying object again, claiming it must be an alien or a UFO. When he lands, he is surprised to find he is the only pilot who saw an odd sighting, and the co-workers at the base think Mitch could be losing his mind. Shortly after Mitch discovers the UFO, more sightings begin to come in from other places, all once again undetectable by radar or modern technology. Soon with sightings appearing more and more worldwide, it is confirmed that the mysterious UFO is (wait for it!) a giant bird. Right now, this large bird has no compassion for life on earth. Now, it’s up to Mitch and a mathematician/systems analyst named Sally (Mara Corday) to team up and figure out how humans can defeat this creature without any more casualties. A film like The Giant Claw invites viewers to put on the eyes and attitude of movie lover from 1957. Viewers will find appreciation for the level of creativity in this film. After all, this was before CGI effects. Instead of cutting edge technology, the film uses double exposures, heavy use of fishing wire, models, and the flying bird itself. Overall, The Giant Claw is a cheesy but highly pleasing cinema experience from the year 1957. It's a movie that's not to be taken seriously. Still, I found myself having a blast watching the film's level of creativity and witnessing the stunning visuals when it comes to a large bird destroying the Earth and the human who live on it. *This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com