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Yowza Land 6: Journey to the End of the World is sort of one of those road trip/buddy films, and it’s a pretty safe movie in this series. There are killings by Killian (which I was happy about, as it was lacking in Yowza Land 5), and we are introduced to two new characters! The characters are the Yowza Land Dog and the Yowza Land Fish. They don’t have any other names than that, but even though their names lack in creativity, their personalities are fresh. Yowza Land Dog is very energetic and upbeat. He does well with making light humor out of things in this film. Yowza Land Fish is very pessimistic, but he still adds a lot of new perspective on different things in the film. My favorite scene was when Killian returned Yowza Land Dog and Yowza Land Fish to the bog because it was very emotional. It still makes me tear up sometimes. Overall, I’d rate Yowza Land 6: Journey to the End of the World a 9/10.

Yowza Land 5: Revengeneering is certainly... a film. The plot consists of Killian’s boyfriend being murdered, and Killian goes on a quest to find that killer. While the plot sounds like it could be interesting, they just make Killian kind of mope around until he happens to find where the killers are. And he doesn’t even get to kill the killers, which bothered me, because the whole point of Killian’s character is that he kills people. But he didn’t kill anyone throughout this entire film. It was a boring film. Not the absolute worst out of the series, but it is very close to being so. Overall, I’d give Yowza Land 5: Revengeneering a 2/10.

I’m sorry I haven’t updated in a while, but I finally have free time to do more things! I’m looking forward to finally finishing the reviews for you guys, and I’m excited to work on more stuff! I may talk about what I would like to see if they made another Yowza Land, but I’m not 100% sure about what I’m gonna write after the reviews. I’ll maybe try to find clips of Yowza Land as well, as I’m sure you guys wanna see some of them. Maybe I’ll do some reenactments!

It should be coming out real soon...

Sorry I haven’t been posting on my blog recently, I’ve been busy with work. I’ll try to post more reviews soon! Let me know what else you guys want to see from my blog! I’m thinking about character analyses or something after the reviews...

Yowza Land 4: Love Story From Hell is definitely one of the less memorable sequels in the series. All I remember was that they essentially turned it into a rom-com with Killian and another man. There wasn’t any killing or really any dystopian type things going on except for the background, which I didn’t really enjoy. The romance between Killian and the other man was very well written though, and certain parts were tear-jerkers. I do enjoy this sequel, but it isn’t insanely memorable and I didn’t like the lack of dystopian elements. Overall, I’d give Yowza Land 4: Love Story From Hell a 6/10.

I will eventually, but I’m going to be doing the reviews in order. The Yowza Land 11 review should be uploaded around next Tuesday. Hopefully that’s okay!

Also sorry for the slight delay Yowzers, I forgot to write my review until now! Hopefully, you guys are enjoying these reviews and you’re looking forward to more! Reblog and tell me what else you guys want me to post about Yowza Land, or ask me on my blog!

Yowza Land 2: Apocalypse is the first sequel to the best movie series of all time. However, I agree with most people that this sequel doesn’t have much replay value. While I enjoyed watching this the first time and seeing how the princesses reacted to different situations throughout the movie, watching it for the second time wasn’t as entertaining as the first time. The more I watched this sequel, the more I realized how shallow the princesses were. I’m not saying I don’t enjoy the sequel, because there were good moments, but it definitely isn’t the best sequel. Overall, Yowza Land 2: Apocalypse is a solid 4/10.

Yowza Land. The film that started it all. I really enjoyed this first movie, and it really hyped me up for future sequels. Even though some people say that Yowza Land doesn’t have replay value, I would disagree. I think because it’s the original, it holds a special place in my heart. I know it rips off a lot of Disney movies, but it doesn’t do it to the point where it’s difficult to watch. I really enjoy the twist of the nuclear fallout, and even though I know it’s coming, it’s still a really action-packed moment. Overall, I’d rate this classic a 9/10.

I’ve decided that I’m going to post some daily reviews on each of the Yowza Land movies starting today. They’ll be pretty brief reviews, but let me know if you want a more in-depth analysis of any of them!

Sad Blender is easily one of the best characters in the more recent movies. Sad Blender is gloomy, but he’s not so gloomy that it brings down the movie. He’s also pretty quiet, which is a nice contrast from everyone else, who are constantly shouting about things. Sad Blender isn’t my favorite character - Killian will always have a special place in my heart as he’s an original - but Sad Blender still was a really nice addition to Yowza Land.

As far as sequels go, I would say Yowza Land 2 is a classic, but it didn’t have as much replay value for me compared to some of the other sequels. I’m glad you’re a fellow yowzer though!