Reviews

I've seen tons of bad movies, from "Birdemic: Shock and Terror" to "A Talking Cat!?!". I love watching imfamous, low-budget films of all sorts. It's sort of a hobby of mine. Ghost Goggles is definitely not one of the "it's so bad it's good" ones, that's for sure. It belongs in the trash heap. It actually was in Walmart's "trash heap" $5 bin only a month after it's release in stores.

From the first minute of this movie, you can tell it's going to be terrible. In fact, everything about this movie is dreadful! The sound, the editing, the "plot" (which makes no sense and is all over the place), the music, the makeup, the actors, and of course the god awful acting. The whole frickin' movie, start to finish is a disaster! The characters are also unlikable and the villian (played by a creepy looking guy named, Frezno or something) will give you pedo vibes. There's also some inappropriate humor and tons of language in this film which is clearly aimed at children. Parents, never trust a movie that isn't rated no matter how childish the cover is! If this movie was rated it would probably be PG-13. My words of wisdom for you? Stay as far away as you can from "Ghost Googles"!

I didn't like the lead actors and that essentially ruins a movie for me. I normally like Jordan Bridges, but not in this movie. I also thought the humor was stupid and even a bit inappropriate at times, especially considering this movie is a Hallmark movie. The scenes where the guy is shirtless are a bit awkward to watch.

The plot was actually quite different from most Hallmark movies. I also thought the casting was good. It was nice seeing Melissa Joan Hart in a movie again, and Dean Cain is always one of my favorites actors.

Overall, a decent Christmas movie. I recommend it for anyone who is a fan of romantic comedy movies!

Jack Whitley is a troubled, but talented foster kid. He doesn't have much hope for this Christmas, until he begins his community service at a no-kill animal shelter. Jack meets 3 lovely young women there. Blair, Hillary, and Ryan. Just a few days after he begins working there he gets the most terrible news. The shelter is going to close by Christmas. Which means all of the dogs there are going to be hauled off to the city pound, where most of them will be put down. Will they get all of the dogs adopted within the short deadline of 12 days? You'll have to watch it to find out! 12 Dog Days Till Christmas is a touching story of hope, friendship, and family. It's a new Christmas classic!

The true meaning of Christmas IS this movie!

I remember watching it on TV back in 2001 with my little daughter (who is over 25 now). I didn't care for it back then, but ever since the 2010s have started, I've become more accepting towards everything and everyone and began to watch romantic comedy films of my own free will.

I'm a new man thanks to this movie. I know it will touch your heart, just like it touched mine 16 years after it's release.

Note, that this was made in 2001, so if you only like modern-day movies this is not for you. Believe it or not, 2001 is nearing on being 20 years ago! I know many people don't accept that it is technically the olden days now. I didn't either until last year. Thanks to this wonder of a family film, I've changed my mind though.

I used to hate this movie, but I was much younger and much more foolish back in those days.

Now go on and experience the magic that is The Sons of Mistletoe!