Beneath you the earth rumbles and shakes. You know that something is coming, something large. Your heart leaps in your chest, all the way to your throat. It should be panic that grips your nerves, and yet it is something else. The calming sensation that a brand new Not @ All cartoon is here.

Yet again I have done a Godzilla cartoon. This time I put in there the American Godzilla, who is dubbed Gino buy fans ( Godzilla in name only) and Zilla buy the lovely people at Toho. The nineteen ninety nine Sony pictures Godzilla by Devlin and Emmerich was, to most fans of the franchise, the worst piece of crap ever made. Even to most movie fans, it shines as a beacon of shimmering crap. I however, think this movie is very under rated. All things considered, this was a very decent giant monster movie, if you remove the name Godzilla from it. With the name Godzilla, you expect the movie to star a giant dinosaur that spits radioactive fire and is near impossible to be beaten. What you got was a giant lizard that laid eggs, ate tuna, and was taken out by the French and Matthew Broderick. But if you called the movie, Giant Reptile Eats New York, well then you have yourself one fine film for those who happen to like giant monster movies. That is to say, this was a not bad contribution to the genre for America, who does not nearly do enough giant monster movies. No way am I saying that this is a movie that should be considered for the Oscars, or is in a top ten list of the best giant monster movies of all time. But if it was on cable one night, I say it is worth a look, or at least worth another look.

Well folks that is going to do it for today. Thanks for stopping by and checking in, I hope this cartoon and my crazy ideas about a giant reptile have entertained you, and I hope you come back again on Friday for the end of the week cartoon. Until then, take care and pass on the good word of what we got going on here. Spread the love folks.... thats it, spread that love.

-DVid

And once again we find ourselves on a Wednesday with a brand new Halloween themed Not @ All cartoon. As we draw closer and closer to one of the best holiday's of the year, I continue to try and play catch up as I churn out more cartoons. I have to admit that even though it is alot of work, it really is fun playing catch up.

Well today's cartoon stars two of the most famous real monsters out there, even though I guess they would be more considered cryptids then monsters. Ever since I was a small child, I loved the idea of the Loch Ness monster. The idea that some where in this vast body of water swam a creature that could very well be from the prehistoric age. Nessie developed a love of sea monsters and cryptozoology in particular. It's a big world out there, and who knows what could be out there. To me, sea monsters are the coolest ones. There is something cool and scary about the creatures of the sea, such a large place to hide and live, and the fact that it is just under the surface wait to get to us.

Bigfoot was one that I did not get into until later. It was a member of my family that was big into, watching all the shows that talked about the big hairy galoot. This is what started me getting into him. I'm not a big enough fan to watch that series with the hippies chasing bigfoot, I still have some dignity after all. But I do watch Syfy channels Destination Truth, and love the ones where the chase down sea monsters and bigfoot like primates from around the world.

Well that is going to do it for today boys and girls and fans of all ages. I will be back again on Friday for our last cartoon of the week. So until then be good and remember to pass along the good word of what we are doing here. Take care and see ya all later.

-DVid