BONUS EPISODE!

Joe and Adam give quick takes on the key plot points in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.

-Will Godzilla eventually transition into Reptar?

-Old Man Kong and his oral hygiene.

-Is Skar a rip-off of Scar from Lion King?

-Will Diddy Kong (aka Suko) get his red hat?

-Are we eventually going to get a Diddy Kong/Reptar vs Mechani-Kong/Mechani-Reptar film?

Technical issues resolved, Joe and Adam cover the 2nd half of Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla.

Utilizing shady ethics, Japan uses the bones of the original 1954 Godzilla to create the mighty Mechagodzilla. However, upon entering battle with the current Godzilla, things do not go according to plan!

Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, the team presents part 1 of their review of Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla. In this film, Japan does the 1954 Godzilla dirty, playing god with his bones and using them to make an archnemesis for another Godzilla, who has recently been making their life difficult.

This film is the 4th movie in Godzilla's Millenium series.

What a lengthy title! After two box office failures, Toho overpowers the dream movie of their next director in order to ensure positive cash flow.

The result? This film. Move over B and C-string monsters, the big boys of Mothra and Ghidorah are in town for this epic (with their side kick, Baragon)!

Come join Joe and Adam as they discuss this "classic" and controversial Godzilla film, which sees Godzilla possessed by the souls of a previous generation as he (or is it they?) seek to punish Japan.

Joe and Adam take a break from the Godzilla's Millenium series to check out the award-winning and box office sensation, Godzilla Minus One.

Joe and Adam discuss the 2nd film in the Millenium series of Godzilla. In the movie, Japan attempts to take down Godzilla via a black hole gun! What could possibly go wrong?

The result is they accidently unleash Megaguirus, a giant bug that resembles a cross between a cicada and a dragonfly!

What do you do when an American company creates a monster-sized movie using your IP? If it is as poorly received as Godzilla (1998), then you rush a smaller budget production to release and try to capitalize on the Y2K phenomenon by incorporating 2000 in the title. The result? Godzilla 2000 by Toho.

Season one of Be Kind, Please Rewind! begins with Joe Gould and Adam Winters reviewing Godzilla 2000, the first film in Godzilla's Millennium series.