Tag Archives: Kaiju

I saw Godzilla vs. Kong this past weekend and enjoyed the film, despite its many, many flaws. There is no word on whether or not Hollywood will continue this Monsterverse series, but I hope they do because these modern Godzilla … Continue reading →

Notzilla, the feature film comedy I wrote, directed, and produced (an affectionate spoof of old monster movies) has finally become available internationally! It’s now in 60+ countries worldwide via Amazon Prime, Amazon DVD and (in some countries) YouTube Movies, Tubi, … Continue reading →

Back in 1986, Optimus Prime muttered 6 six words to Megatron that would sear itself into the minds of kids for a generation. “One shall stand, One shall fall.” And here we are, 30 years later, still using that phrase, … Continue reading →

I saw this recently – MonsterVerse Has Done Godzilla Better Than Toho’s Shin Godzilla: https://screenrant.com/shin-godzilla-monsterverse-toho-comparison-accurate-better/. Longer article, but here’s a small portion of it. Legendary’s MonsterVerse has been more faithful to who Godzilla is and has handled the monster better … Continue reading →

The 1961 film MOTHRA was a solo monster flick, featuring a giant caterpillar that then turns into a giant moth. This was not a versus movie but by introducing the character, it opened up many versus movies for the future. … Continue reading →

I started watching Godzilla movies at such an early age that to be honest, I do not remember a time when Toho monsters were not in my life. One monster that always stood out to me was Ghidorah, the three-headed … Continue reading →

Having run out of horror movie characters with evolving looks, it seems the Tell It Animated dude has moved on to something new: showcasing all of the Killer Klowns from Outer Space. I’d say he does a pretty good job. … Continue reading →

I was surprised at how thick Gamera‘s DVD collection was compared to Godzilla‘s DVD collection: THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Gamera The Complete Collection by Arrow Video — David’s Basement of the Bizarre, original link: http://THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Gamera The Complete … Continue reading →

To capitalize of the success of Toho’s Godzilla series, film company Daiei created a giant monster of their own, Gamera. This series began in 1965, a good 11 years after the start of the Godzilla series. The early films, during … Continue reading →