
Join hosts Byrd and Matt as they discuss all things giant monsters, tokusatsu, and Japanese fantasy films. Come here for a regular dose of everything Godzilla, Gamera, King Kong, Ultraman and everything in between!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm InterviewsTV & Film | |||

Byrd, Matt and Trev discuss the recent dinosaur film The End of Oak Street from writer/director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows). The film stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as parents who have to protect their family from rampaging dinosaurs w... more
Byrd, Tom and Kevin discuss their experience at this past month's G-Fest convention. We discuss the guests, the panels, cosplay, the film festival (including our thoughts on Yoshikazu Ishii's new kaiju film Gladio). As always, we talk about our hig... more
Byrd, Kevin and Lux return to discuss the recent Netflix mini series, Human Vapor, a reimagining of Toho's classic 1960 "mutant" film from director Shinzo Katayama (Gannibal, Missing) and writer/producer/showrunner Yeon Sang-ho (Train to Busan, Paras... more
Byrd, Kevin and Lux discuss Toho's live action adaptation of 20th Century Boys, the beloved manga by Naoki Urasawa (Monster, Pluto). It tells a story over several decades of a group of childhood friends that reunite when they realize a doomsday cult... more
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The best podcasts do not sound like people having a slow impromptu conversation on a long bus ride. But that’s the vibe in this one.
over the past year I've binged on nearly every episode while I go on my morning walks. I like that they do their homework on each topic. I'm already quite knowledgeable on the subject of Japanese tokusatsu having been a godzilla and ultraman fan for 50 years, but I'll admit I learned a lot more from these guys and their guests. Most of the team grew up in the age of VHS and DVDs and didn't have to wait for TV reruns or the limited theater releases of these films like i had to until my early teen... more
over the past year I've binged on nearly every episode while I go on my morning walks. I like that they do their homework on each topic. I'm already quite knowledgeable on the subject of Japanese tokusatsu having been a godzilla and ultraman fan for 50 years, but I'll admit I learned a lot more from these guys and their guests. Most of the team grew up in the age of VHS and DVDs and didn't have to wait for TV reruns or the limited theater releases of these films like i had to until my early teen... more
The number of times “um” and “uh” are used by the host has made the show unlistenable. It keeps getting worse.
Wow, a Kaiju podcast that is negative about projects that haven’t been released yet (as of 8/01/2023). Lots of negativity and low energy.
Gets one star for the intro theme. I ed it and deleted it so you wouldn’t have to.
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A lively, expert-leaning show that dives into giant monsters, tokusatsu, and Japanese fantasy cinema, with a strong emphasis on in-depth film histories, production contexts, and franchise ecosystems. Episodes frequently balance cult classics with newer releases, offering long-form discussions, interviews with industry figures, and thoughtful critiques that appeal to serious fans who crave context, nuance, and a broader look at how kaiju culture fits into contemporary media. Noteworthy is the show's willingness to tackle under-the-radar titles and rights histories, while maintaining a conversational, approachable vibe that still respects expertise. Potential listeners will likely find the nerdy depth, candid banter, and guest perspectives ap... more
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