Almost a decade after the release of the iconic Godzilla, another Japanese film studio Daiei Film created their own giant monster to compete with the legendary lizard, it's name GAMERA. Mikey leads us through the films history, the history of the giant turtle, and much more. But more importantly, we ask the age old question, why hasn't Gamera and Godzilla squared off against each other? It's time to enter THE MONSTER ZONE as we dissect GAMERA: THE GIANT MONSTER.

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Episode 222: Imagine a future where all crime is eliminated. Would that be a good future? 1993's Demolition Man starring the action elite, Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes, brings us that future and more. Derrick and Jack from  @badmoviesworsepeople  join us to dissect this action packed gem of  a movie, and helped us determine if it's one of the best action movies of the 90's. What do you think? 

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The vault is open! We have reached inside and pulled out our episode on a Japanese legend transformed into a kaiju film, 1966's DAIMAJIN.  From the studio that brought you Gamera, Daimajin transforms you to another century, where tyrant meets vengeful spirit. It's man vs. statue, this week on THE MONSTER ZONE.

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Episode 221: Spooktober may be coming to an end, but that end lands on Halloween! This years Halloween Special, we look at one of the most controversial horror movies of all time, Damien Leone's TERRIFIER 2. When is gore just too much? Is Art the Clown a horror icon? Is the mother justified in her parenting actions? We talk about these questions and a lot more, this week on the Dissect That Film Podcast, SPOOKTOBER 2025 HALLOWEEN SPECIAL!!!

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Episode 220: Spooktober continues with a look at a remake of a William Castle classic, 2001's THIR13EN GHOSTS. First time guests Tyler and Arik of the Team T&A Podcast join us for a wild dissection of this early 2000's spooky classic. Is it one of the best horror remakes ever made? Is Matthew Lillard just the best? Lets find out, this week on the Dissect That Film Podcast, SPOOKTOBER 2025

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As Spooktober/The Month of Angela rolls on, we bring you the wildest movie to ever grace our podcast, a movie about a priest, who when danger strikes, turns into a VELOCIPASTOR. This is a movie that brings you everything a bad movie is supposed to give you, and makes it memorable. With a sequel right around the corner, we ask, is this the GREATEST "so bad it's good" movie, or is it as trashy as it's sold to the audience? Lets find out, this week on THE MONSTER ZONE.

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Spooktober is upon us! But, there's more to it as this year we celebrate our co-host Angela for the entire month! This week she choose a film straight from the year she was born, as we look at the Steve Miner directed, haunted house flick HOUSE. Join us, along with Captain Steve Coates of  @bucketofchumpodcast   , as we explore the haunting mystery of this 40 year old horror film, with memorable characters and wild effects. Does it still hold up? Lets find out, this week on the Dissect That Film Podcast, SPOOKTOBER 2025!

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Spooktober has begun, and we are opening the Patreon Vault once again to give a truly horrifying film breakdown, on 1966's THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH. Filled with beach party drama, musical numbers, hot dog mouthed monsters, and horrors first slumber party massacre, could this be the scariest movie of the 60's? Step aside Hitchcock, the party has just begun this week on THE MONSTER ZONE: OUT OF THE PATREON VAULT.

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As Spider Month comes to a close, we felt it was only right to bring you a review on one of the most iconic spider movies ever made. One that 35 years ago, made us all afraid of spiders, 1990's ARACHNOPHOBIA.

From the Venezuelan jungles to a small Californian town, this film brings us the journey one man will take to overcomes his fears and stop an invasion. With names like Frank Marshall, Steven Spielberg, Jeff Daniels and John Goodman attached, you expect a gripping, funny, edge of your seat experience. Is that we got? Lets find out, this week on the Dissect That Film Podcast.   

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Back in 1975, we got not only the greatest monster movie of all time, but one of the greatest MOVIES of all time with Jaws. A few short months later, we got THE GIANT SPIDER INVASION, a giant spider movie that either tries to hard or not hard enough. From a wild giant practical spider to a incestuous subplot and half asleep performances, could this be the worst monster movie of the 70's? Lets find out, this week on THE MONSTER ZONE.

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