This Week in News:

- King of the Monsters' Vinyl Release (and Will meets Bear McCreary)

- Will Reviews the Showa Era Criterion Release

- Naomie Harris talks Moneypenny Spinoff

- No Time to Die Wraps Principle Photography

In This Month's Godzilla Deep Dive:

The Bondzilla Podcast reviews the entire Millennium Era (1999-2004), revisiting the six entries and talking the era's place in Godzilla (and film) history.

The Millennium era comes to an epic conclusion as Toho once again plans to give the king a rest, but not before a kaiju sized celebratory bang. Its Godzilla versus EVERYONE in a bonkers entry known famously and infamously as “Godzilla: Final Wars”

In This Month's Bond Deep Dive:

The Bondzilla Podcast takes a look at 007 beyond the page and silver screen by talking Bonds foray into the world of Video Games and Saturday Morning Cartoons!

The Bondzilla Podcast gets groovy baby as they look at two of the most well known comedy icons (both played by one committed comic) in one of the most well known comedies that owes its inspiration to Bond while carving its own path. Prepare to get randy baby, its “Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery.”

In This Month's Godzilla Deep Dive:

With all the major appearances of Mechagodzilla done, its time to not only dissect the mechanical terror, but all the robots and mechs in the franchise while discussing the thematic power behind using robots in kaiju storytelling.

Toho rides the Kiryu train in the Millennium Era's first direct sequel as director Masaaki Tezuka brings Mothra into the fray to teach humanity some humility in their creation of "MechaG." Japan once again becomes a battleground for an uncertain fate in "Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S."

In This Month's Bond Deep Dive:

The Bondzilla Podcast goes from the silver screen to the white pages as they go back to Bond’s literary origins and talk the evolution from Ian Fleming’s original novels to one of the longest running film franchises.

The Bondzilla Podcast goes big this week by diving into the story of author Ian Fleming. A deep look into his life, legacy and for the movie of the month, a much more different creation from the man behind Bond in the form of family musical "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang".

In This Month's Godzilla Deep Dive:

From nuclear warning to revered force of nature, the Godzilla films provide a rich tapestry of themes that remain the pillar of why the franchise has lasted. The Bondzilla Podcast takes a look at how Godzilla tackles themes over its 65 Years.