The most well known of all of Godzilla's appearances has to be 1968's Destroy All Monsters, sort of a battle royal for Godzilla and his many terrific adversaries. It's this movie that was the ...

Gabara first appeared in All Monsters Attack (1969), considered by many Godzilla fans to be one of the worst films in the franchise. When latchkey kid Ichiro is bullied at school by a classmate ...

If you’re either located in Japan or willing to make the trip, The Sun & The Moon cafe has a new Godzilla burger on their ...

These kaiju films (kaiju is the Japanese term for giant monster) are marked by their dramatic shift in tone, from the somber and haunting original to the wonderfully ludicrous “Godzilla vs.

Unlike other eras of Godzilla, the Hesei films all took place in the same timeline — featuring returning monsters and humans. The psychic Miki Saegusa, for instance, appeared in every Heisei ...

Godzilla Singular Point took a science and history-based approach to kaiju, and, for as off-putting as that makes Godzilla's SP design look ... Giant Monsters All Out Attack!, ...

That includes Godzilla and the M.U.T.O.s, because I think there’s a little bit of emotion in the monster stuff, and that was all stuff we worked really hard on from the storytelling level.

To hate Godzilla is to hate the idea of the “giant monster wrecks stuff/fights other monsters” movie concept, and to hate that concept is to hate mindless fun itself. Do you hate mindless fun?

After defeating the M.U.T.Os in that movie, Godzilla retreated from the ruins of San Francisco back into the ocean. In King of the Monsters he returns to take on Ghidorah. Also known as Titanus ...

These kaiju films (kaiju is the Japanese term for giant monster) are marked by their dramatic shift in tone, from the somber and haunting original to the wonderfully ludicrous “Godzilla vs.