Join brothers and kaiju superfans Aaron & Andrew every week as they stomp their way through the world of giant monster movies, from colossal blockbusters to obscure, forgotten films of the past. Listen in as we critique Godzilla, Gamera, Kong, and more!
We're concluding Toho's Transforming Human trilogy with The Human Vapor, in which a man with the ability to transform his body into a gaseous form uses his power to terrorize Tokyo! Does this film cap the trilogy off with a high note? Or did it make us dread this upcoming reboot we're covering? Listen now and find out!
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This week we our continuing our series on the Toho Transforming Human series with The Secret of the Telegian, in which a man uses a teleporting device to carry out vengeful murders! Looking to find out what a "telegian" is? Don't look to this movie for answers! But do listen to find out what our hosts thought of Jun Fukuda's first venture into tokusatsu!
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We're checking in with our old Toho friends in this week's review of The H-Man, in which irradiated liquid people terrorize Tokyo! Is this a 50's sci-fi classic? Or is it actually a boring noir crime drama? Listen now and find out!
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We're back with another giant gator (or croc? Despite the title it's kind of unclear) film! It made a "50 Worst Films of All Time" list back in 2004, but could it still crack the top 50 22 years later? Listen now and find out!
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If one insulting adaption of Wells' work wasn't enough, we are covering another this week in Food of the Gods II. The good news is that it has really nothing to do with the film from last week other than being loosely based off the same work, but does that mean it's a better movie? Listen now and find out!
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We're diving into the world of H.G. Wells (sort of) this week with a review of The Food of the Gods! Is this a film that the famed science fiction writer could be proud of? Or did they take his philosophical novel and morph it into a terrible creature feature? Listen and find out!
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This week we are checking out Roger Corman's first ever film production! Is it as bad as that sentence would indicate? Listen now and find out!
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We're talking about another Australian killer croc movie this week with Dark Age. Tarantino heralds this film as a forgotten gem, but do our hosts agree? Listen and find out!
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This week we are going back to killer croc movies with the Australian film Rogue, in which a non-blue Jake Sully and friends take on a giant reptile in the Northern Territories. Does this film rise above the trappings of the genre? Or is it another forgettable bargain bin croc flick? Listen and find out!
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This week we witness the origin of the Loch Ness Monster in the children's film The Water Horse. Is this a forgotten gem of the mid-2000s? Or is it a forgettable war drama masquerading as a monster movie? Listen now and find out!
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Nearly 30 years after John Carpenter's film was released, the world was blessed with the prequel explaining what happened at the Norwegian camp. Does it provide all the answers to the questions we weren't asking? Or is it a joyless rehash of a better film? Listen now and find out!
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This week we are reviewing John Carpenter's masterpiece The Thing! How did Carpenter manage to pay homage to Howard Hawks's movie from the 50s while creating a more faithful adaption to Campbell's original work? Listen and find out!
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Thirty years before Carpenter terrified audiences with his 1982 adaption, Howard Hawks tried his hand at bringing Campbell's novella to the big screen. Does it hold up 75 years later? Or is it one of many forgettable 1950s sci-fi B pictures? Listen now and find out!
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We conclude our summer of sharks with the classic Jaws: The Revenge! We all know the film's reputation, but is it deserved? Listen now and find out!
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The genetically engineered bull sharks are back for another round as they terrorize the manmade island of Little Happy. But the real question is, are we terrified of having to sit through another straight-to-video sequel? Listen and find out!
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How many times can you make a movie about a shark chasing the same family? Well, three so far. But is the shark scarier in three dimensions? Listen and find out!
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Nearly 20 years after Samuel L. was unceremoniously eaten by a shark, the Deep Blue Sea franchise returned in the form of a direct-to-video sequel. Can this movie overcome the trappings of decades-delayed straight-to-tape follow-ups? Listen and find out!
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Jaws was the biggest film of all time, so of course a second shark would be terrorizing the screens soon after its release. Spielberg is gone, as are Dreyfuss and Shaw, but can Scheider carry these sequel to success? Listen and find out!
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Jurassic Park meets Jaws in this 90's shark flick from Renny Harlin. Can the combination of smart sharks and modern special effects revive the shark attack genre? Listen and find out!
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In this episode we're discussing the father of the blockbuster - Jaws! Over 50 years have passed since this film first graced the silver screen. Does it hold up? Listen and find out!
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