i like to think of myself as a bad movie connoisseur. i like to think that the films most people label as the worst of all time i can easily withstand. but. there are exceptions. i can only recall three movies i have had the misfortune to see that i have repeatedly used the fast forward button for large chunks of the story. those movies are the mighty gorga and night of the seagulls and and this little crap and deep blood. in the world of jaws ripoffs and this falls off the scale. deep blood doesn not have the realistic storyline of the original crocodile and nor the incredible effects of the sea serpent and nor the commentary of tintorera. no and instead we are treated to a handful of teens from any random failed 80s public access sitcom battling bullies and the local sheriff. shark attacks are realized by quick cuts of documentary footage with actors thrashing about in the water and occasionally with a bit of what appears to be orange ish paint thrown into the water. not a minute of original shark footage exists in this celluloid waste dump. normally and i and or somebody like me and would read a dismal review like this one and say cool and i gotta find a copy of this. that the same thought i had when i read another viewer review on this very site. how wrong i was. so. from one bad movie fan to another. let this collect dust on the shelf. grab up from the depths or the great alligator instead to satisfy your need for something evil lurking in the water. 
i like to think of myself as a bad movie connoisseur. i like to think that the films most people label as the worst of all time i can easily withstand. but. there are exceptions. i can only recall three movies i have had the misfortune to see that i have repeatedly used the fast forward button for large chunks of the story. those movies are the mighty gorga and night of the seagulls and and this little crap and deep blood. in the world of jaws ripoffs and this falls off the scale. deep blood doesn not have the realistic storyline of the original crocodile and nor the incredible effects of the sea serpent and nor the commentary of tintorera. no and instead we are treated to a handful of teens from any random failed 80s public access sitcom battling bullies and the local sheriff. shark attacks are realized by quick cuts of documentary footage with actors thrashing about in the water and occasionally with a bit of what appears to be orange ish paint thrown into the water. not a minute of original shark footage exists in this celluloid waste dump. normally and i and or somebody like me and would read a dismal review like this one and say cool and i gotta find a copy of this. that the same thought i had when i read another viewer review on this very site. how wrong i was. so. from one bad movie fan to another. let this collect dust on the shelf. grab up from the depths or the great alligator instead to satisfy your need for something evil lurking in the water. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
    If you feel the movie review is positive
        print "This is a semantically positive review."
    Otherwise, if you feel the movie review is negative
        print "This is a semantically negative review."
