for a series that was inspired by kolchak and it ironic that the x files first attempt at a vampire episode should land squarely on it ass. 3 has always puzzled me and  at the risk of sounding like the dreadful hans keller  i have often wondered if i am missing the point. the story feels like a jigsaw that has pieces that do not match the box and and the result is you spending a cosy evening by the fire trying to match sky that is really sea. this incomplete feeling remains no matter how many times you revisit the episode and no matter how much attention you give it. i know that this review puts me in danger of being dragged to whitby by teenage vampires who will drink my blood while listening to busted and but that a risk i am willing to take. i have always been a werewolf man myself. 
for a series that was inspired by kolchak and it ironic that the x files first attempt at a vampire episode should land squarely on it ass. 3 has always puzzled me and  at the risk of sounding like the dreadful hans keller  i have often wondered if i am missing the point. the story feels like a jigsaw that has pieces that do not match the box and and the result is you spending a cosy evening by the fire trying to match sky that is really sea. this incomplete feeling remains no matter how many times you revisit the episode and no matter how much attention you give it. i know that this review puts me in danger of being dragged to whitby by teenage vampires who will drink my blood while listening to busted and but that a risk i am willing to take. i have always been a werewolf man myself. ---------------------------------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."
